The William Breman Jewish Home serves senior elders by offering different levels of specialized care in Atlanta and has been part of the community since 1951. The facility can hold up to 96 residents and is Medicare and Medicaid certified. It provides assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing care, private home care, emergency care, rehabilitation, hospice, and palliative care, making sure residents can age safely with a wide variety of support. You'll find person-centered services, with staff using personalized assessments to see what each resident needs, whether it's help with dressing, bathing, toileting, or more serious medical care like wound support, medication management, podiatry, and occupational therapy. Dedicated teams handle physical therapy and rehabilitation, including after surgeries or injuries such as hip replacements and femur fractures. Outpatient and short-term rehabilitation are available, with special therapy for cardiac, orthopedic, neurological, and respiratory needs, and these are offered through locations like the Aviv Rehabilitation Center.
Living spaces include private and semi-private rooms, all with air conditioning, sprinkler systems, Wi-Fi, and cable TV. Rates for private rooms range from $4,000 to $8,000 per month, while semi-private rooms are a bit less, from $3,000 to $6,000. The public areas are pleasant and clean, with a garden room, a TV room, activity spaces, and outdoor gardens. People can enjoy social and wellness programs, arts and crafts, educational classes, and fitness activities. There's also an onsite fitness center, salon and barbershop, laundry, transportation, housekeeping, and maintenance services. Kosher meals and Jewish holiday celebrations are part of daily life, reflecting the facility's commitment to Jewish values, and there are activities and services which show respect for all religions and backgrounds. The Home makes sure to maintain safety and handicap accessibility in every part of the building.
Families find guest parking on-site, and transportation services help residents get to personal or medical appointments. The Home also features support groups, hospice webinars, and community outreach, showing dedication to both residents and the broader community. Facilities aim to give everyone a sense of dignity and happiness, with a community atmosphere that respects tradition and encourages residents to stay active and involved. Financial support is available so residents can receive comprehensive care, even if they can't pay the full cost. Amenities, a focus on person-centered solutions, and a homelike setting all support a good quality of life, helping each resident keep as much independence and individuality as possible during their stay.
