Mozaic Jewish Home

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My aunt is now at Mozaic Jewish Home. It is absolutely beautiful. It's gorgeous there. It's very clean, too. The food is very good. The staff is very nice. The building is brand new. There are a lot of amenities. You can sit and eat lunch with your family. It's really nice. They have a full rehab staff there. My aunt goes down for physical therapy every week. They have a salon, people come in and do music, they do bingo, and they have shows. There's a gift shop, too. When the other place got shut down, this is where they happened to put her. Then I just put the paperwork in to keep her there because it was so nice. The weekend staff can use a little bit of help, but the staff that is there during the week is lovely. Overall, I would have no problem sending anybody here. It's more expensive than most nursing homes, but it's worth the money. There are outdoor areas to sit with your family and everything.

Kim

My mother is at The Jewish Home in Bridgeport. The care she's getting, so far, is very good. The staff is very kind, friendly, and helpful. The room is very nice, the size is adequate and she's happy there. I'm also happy with everything, I can't say anything bad about it. She's also very happy with the food. The facility is clean and well maintained.

Cathy

Very professional, comfortable environment. The staff is without exception very kind. This is an activity oriented facility, so if your person is anti-social or not able to participate at all it is not the place for him/her, although the staff does work with the individual to acclimatise and engage them. "Day Care" is a misnomer however, it is not analogous to child day care where you leave your child for the workday. It is more of an opportunity for the person to be socially stimulated. More "nusery school" than "day care".