ROCHESTER, N.Y., April 20, 2015 ― Jewish Senior Life (JSL) is the 2015 recipient of the Community Service Award, presented by the Brighton Chamber of Commerce. This annual award recognizes a nonprofit organization that serves the Brighton community. JSL is being honored for The Lodge at Wolk Manor, its assisted living facility with memory care.
“We are honored to be selected as the recipient of the Community Service Award,” said Mike King, president and CEO of JSL. “Each of our employees shares this award, as they work to deliver exceptional care for our residents and their families every day. We also extend our sincere appreciation to The Louis S. and Molly B. Wolk Foundation for their generous financial support, and to our other supporters and partners who designed and developed The Lodge at Wolk Manor.”
The Lodge at Wolk Manor is designed to provide comfort, familiarity and security for those with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and other types of memory loss, as well as peace of mind for their families. With its 14 private rooms and two companion suites, The Lodge at Wolk Manor offers a small-scale, homelike setting with consistent caregivers who feel like family.
“Congratulations and thank you for your outstanding contributions to the Brighton community,” said Nelson Lopatin, president of the Brighton Chamber of Commerce. JSL will be presented with the award at the Brighton Chamber of Commerce 2015 Awards
Luncheon on Wednesday, May 13, at The Gables at Brighton. The luncheon is open to the public. For tickets or more information, visit BrightonChamber.org
Jewish Senior Life offers a continuum of high-quality aging services — The Summit at Brighton for independent living; Wolk Manor for assisted living; The Lodge at Wolk Manor for assisted living memory care; The Jewish Home of Rochester for long-term, transitional and memory care; and a variety of community programs and services that enable people to age and live safely, either on campus or other place that they call home. Open to people of all faiths and ethnic backgrounds, Jewish Senior Life is guided by the values of honoring family; emphasizing ―aging in place; allowing people to remain in the place of their choice longer; and providing life care, eliminating worries about unforeseen medical expenses throughout the continuum of care. Jewish Senior Life is accredited by CARF–CCAC and is a member of the Senior Health Alliance of Greater Rochester; Leading Age; and Leading Age New York. www.jewishseniorlife.org.
