But He’s So Young…
Dementia. So painful. Having to part with the essence of an elderly parent while physically he is still there. The […]
900 Heroines
It’s time for lunch and Bracha*, the home attendant, prepared a nice meal of tuna salad with sliced pickles just […]
Caring for the Aged
Guided Cognitive Activity Caregivers Training ProgramEzer Mizion’s Geriatric Division’s goal is to provide optimal service to aging care recipients while […]
Giving Wherever There Is a Need
Some people put their lives into neat little compartments. Nine to five on weekdays is work… Tuesdays from 7-9 is […]
What Else Can We Do For Them
He had actually lived there. It wasn’t just a museum exhibit for him. Every detail was part of his youth. […]
The Smile Factory
What is Ezer Mizion? In addition to its Bone Marrow Registry and many other services, it is a factory. And […]
Lonely No More
Aharon Shmueli, a holocaust survivor, is part of a large family but he was lonely. Confined to his wheelchair and […]
The Only Thing that’s Impossible Is Saying No
“There’s nothing like Ezer Mizion!” These are the words of a grateful employee who…we’ll let her tell her story. “On […]
A Golden-Ager’s Day
Reb Mordechai was a ninety year old holocaust survivor. On the outside, he was a bent over, frail old man. […]