History

History timeline:

• 1963 Handmaker Jewish Nursing Home for the Aged opens a 40-bed skilled nursing facility.
• 1966 Anna Grossman Pavilion adds 50 skilled nursing beds, providing care for 90.
• 1968 Besserman Manor added, offering 12 independent living apartments.
• 1971 Harry W. Golding Pavilion provides for a 20-bed unit designed for extremely disoriented individuals.
• 1986 Leo and Mildred Rich Pavilion is dedicated, adding 71 beds, including respite care.
• 1993 Jacob C. Fruchtendler Jewish Community Hospice opens.
• 2000 Groundbreaking for the William and Sylvia L. Rubin Campus for Senior Living.
• 2012 Golding post-hospital rehabilitation wing opens.
• 2014 Kalmanovitz Dementia and Memory Care Center opens.
• 2015 Bregman Post-hospital rehabilitation wing opens.