As we age, our cholesterol is something we need to start paying attention to. Cholesterol is a fat-like compound that is found in all cells of the body. It is necessary for the body to perform various functions, but your liver produces all the...
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When trying to make decisions regarding your parent’s senior living care, there are many options to choose from. As you do your research and talk to people you know, you might come across some myths regarding assisted living communities. Here at...
Read moreJoin Liz Siegal, MSW and Randi Rosen, BSW, Senior Care Specialists, as they present “Assisted Living 101.” It is perfect for anyone starting the process of looking at assisted living and will cover all the basics and more. A light brunch will be...
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After learning about the benefits of assisted living, you know it is the right decision for your family, but it is still a difficult transition for the caregiver and their loved one. It is important for you to understand the major changes your...
Read moreWritten by: Michelle Diano Accentuate the positive. Eliminate the negative. That is the credo of Miriam (Mickey) Mintz, a resident at Stein Assisted Living in Somerset, who celebrated her 100th birthday on June 18, 2015. Maintaining such a...
Read moreMeet Evanna Tchir, Wilf Campus’s new Exercise Physiologist with Fox Rehabilitation! Evanna Tchir joined the Fox Rehabilitation team in May 2015, where she conducts their Strength, Mobility, and Balance Class at assisted living facilities in...
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Over the years, studies have shown the close relationship between a healthy heart and brain function. The brain needs a healthy heart and healthy blood vessels to provide the proper blood supply to keep brain cells functioning well. What is good...
Read moreFaye Bradus, a resident at Stein Assisted Living in Somerset, remembers how it felt when she started losing her eyesight. “I began noticing a problem about 20 years ago,” she says. “I lost sight in one eye and was diagnosed with macular...
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Communicating with a loved one who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s can be both upsetting and difficult to cope with. Below are 5 beneficial tips to use when communicating with a family member or friend who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s...
Read moreOn Sunday, January 11th, Wilf Campus residents enjoyed an art show displaying some amazing pieces by their very own talented community members. “Through Your Eyes” Art Exhibit was sponsored by The Somerset County Cultural &...
Read moreTrial stays or a respite stay in an assisted living residence, can help to alleviate some of the stress associated with providing care to a loved one. The caregiver can take some time for his or herself, knowing that the family member will be...
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At 98 years old, Myrtle Levy continues to possess zeal for life while staying active and independent at Stein Assisted Living in Somerset. When Meriana “Myrtle” Levy reflects on her 98 years, there is an undeniable sense of nostalgia and...
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