The William Breman Jewish Home

12/03/2025

We’re truly honored by the trust families place in us. This recent review reflects what our teams strive for every day — care that is comprehensive, communicative, and centered on each person’s unique needs and goals.

Thank you for letting us be part of your healing journey. 🧡

11/09/2025

We’re honoring National Caregiver Month with a simple truth:
Behind every moment of care is someone who gives from the heart. 🧡

This November, we’re proud to launch Gratitude in Action, a month-long celebration of the people who make Jewish HomeLife so special.

Every day, our caregivers show up with kindness, patience, and love; whether it’s a nurse, a CNA, a volunteer, or a family member helping a loved one feel at home.

You are the reason Jewish HomeLife is more than a place to live or work. It’s a community built on compassion.

Thank you for giving so much of yourselves to others.

11/06/2025

We had a fantastic turnout for our Conversations webinar, Caregiver Syndrome: Tips for Managing Burnout, featuring the amazing Kari Berit!

If you couldn’t make it live, don’t worry — you can catch the full session below and learn practical strategies for staying energized and supported as a caregiver.

🎥 Watch here: https://bit.ly/49AL2Li

Caregivers often don’t recognize when it’s time to ask for help — and some may even experience a loss of empathy toward the loved one in their care, leading ...

11/05/2025

We're grateful for our team of nurses who support our clients and families at every stage of life.

10/30/2025

Thank you to everyone who attended The Impact Experience this past Sunday, where we demonstrated the programs offered to our communities and residents, keeping their bodies active, their minds engaged, and deepening their connections with their neighbors and families.

Some of the wonderful programs and technologies that we featured were:

💠 Culinary Judaics Academy
💠 Oy Vey VR
💠 OBIE Interactive Projector
💠 Memo Mate
💠 A Day To Remember
💠 Music Therapy

Attendees learned lessons in Judaism while pairing them to holiday treats, were virtually immersed in far away lands, and learned innovative ways to pass down legacy and tradition with AI.

10/29/2025

Caring for someone you love can be both beautiful and challenging.

Join Weinstein Hospice Wednesday, November 5th from 7 to 8 PM, as we sit down with Kari Berit, speaker and author of The Unexpected Caregiver, to talk about the real-life experiences of caregiving and her empowering S.A.N.E. Method.

Register for free — and when you attend, you could win a copy of Kari’s book!
https://bit.ly/4nOsmfe

10/17/2025

Join residents and volunteers this Sunday, October 19 at 2:30 PM for our annual Daffodil Project—planting in remembrance of children murdered in the Holocaust and in honor of all children affected by humanitarian crises worldwide.

Location:
The William Breman Jewish Home
3150 Howell Mill Road NW, Atlanta, GA 30327

Walk-ins welcome. To RSVP or learn more, contact Mirie Manzour at mmanzour@jewishhomelife.org

10/16/2025

Caring for a loved one is deeply meaningful, but it’s just as important to care for yourself. How do you stay supported and energized?

Join Weinstein Hospice for Season 5 of our Hospice Conversations series on Wednesday, November 5, 2025, at 7 PM.

Kari Berit, M.S., caregiving expert, will share practical tools from her S.A.N.E. framework to help you feel Supported, Appreciated, Not Guilty, and Energized.

Register here: https://bit.ly/4nOsmfe

Kari Berit: Aging, Caregiving, Living in Norway

10/16/2025

Last week, we celebrated our amazing culinary team for Dietary Week! Thank you to the our team who nourish our residents and staff—not just with delicious meals, but with kindness, warmth, and their welcoming smiles on the resident floors and at Helen’s Place Cafe. We appreciate all that you do.

10/10/2025

We loved celebrating Sukkot with our friends from The Balser Tower and The Zaban Tower. We enjoyed delicious food from Chef Rodney and his amazing team, live music by David Woodsfellow, and the meaningful mitzvah of shaking the lulav and etrog—a ritual symbolizing unity and God’s presence all around us.

Wishing everyone a sukkah filled with light, love, and peace. Moadim L'simcha 🌿🍋

10/10/2025

Rabbi K shares the history of Sukkot, as we continue to celebrate the High Holidays on our campuses. Chag Sameach 🍋🌿

10/09/2025

In preparation for Sukkot, our WBJH residents had a wonderful time creating festive decorations alongside our amazing volunteers! 🍋🌿