Join us for insights from Dr. Catherine Madison, renowned neurologist of JFCS’ Center for Dementia Care and key figure in opening the Ray Dolby Brain Health Center. She’ll discuss anosognosia—a common feature of memory loss in which someone lacks awareness of their own illness or impairment.
We know that searching for the right place to live later in life is deeply personal. It often comes with questions about comfort, independence, and peace of mind, and it can feel even more complex when faith, culture, and lifelong traditions are part of that… Read More »Exceptional Jewish Assisted Living in San Francisco
Join us for an open house that includes high tea, enlightening conversation, and a meet and greet with the experienced team at Rhoda Goldman Plaza.
Explore our warm atmosphere, personalized Montessori approach and engaging daily programming to help your loved one thrive in a community that takes care of you like family.
Understanding the difference between an assisted living community and a nursing home can feel confusing, especially when planning for the future. This guide breaks down the key differences in care, cost, and approach so you can clearly understand the differences between assisted living and nursing… Read More »Assisted Living vs. Nursing Home: What’s the Difference?
Searching for assisted living is often an emotional process, for both older adults and their loved ones. Our goal is to give you clarity and comfort. This comprehensive guide answers common questions about assisted living—what assisted living is, who it’s for, how much it costs,… Read More »What is Assisted Living? A Complete Guide to Living Well with Assistance
The Submerged Series features flowers shot underwater in an aquarium, with paints and inks added to the water. The tank is the canvas, the flower the subject and the paint determines the composition. This results in ethereal, magical images, both real and unreal at the same time.
Join us for Barbara’s Artist Talk! The Submerged Series features flowers shot underwater in an aquarium, with paints and inks added to the water. The tank is the canvas, the flower the subject and thepaint determines the composition. This results in ethereal, magical images, both real and unreal at the same time.
Join us for the opening reception! Santa Cruz artist, Barbara Brundage, an international award-winning photographer, displays flowers shot underwater in an aquarium, with paints and inks added to the water.
Join us for our monthly Bagel Brunch, Tour, and Concert—a perfect opportunity to savor delicious food, enjoy live music, and experience the vibrant community at Rhoda Goldman Plaza.
If you’re a book lover, downsizing can feel like a real emotional challenge. Books are more than pages and covers—they’re companions, memories, and markers of who we are.
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