The scene is typical at Montfort Lake in Israel. A lone man casts his fishing rod breaking the shimmering lake’s […]
Our Precious Elderly Cannot Be Left On Their Own
Activities at the Geriatric Services Division during the Coronavirus Period Numbers: 3,200 seniors 4,000 attendants 150 professional staff […]
My Opinion Matters
As people age they face loss. Loss of their independence, of their faculties, of their standing in the community. The […]
No List At All?
Our list is long. The day is short. So many items get transferred to the next day’s list. Constant pressure. […]
Holocaust Survivors in their Golden Years
Companionship. A vital need at every stage of life. And especially essential for the holocaust survivor. Rivka is a typical […]
The Golden Age?
It’s called the Golden Age. From the vantage point of a younger person, it truly seems golden. No difficulties with […]
It’s Only a Game…or Is it?
Esty had absorbed the message that pervades every nook and cranny at Ezer Mizion: “What else can we do […]
A Letter Meant for Your, Our Dear Friends and Supporters
“Hello, Ezer Mizion, this is the medical transport division…” “Thank you, this is T. Would it be possible please to […]
Aging with Dignity by Kobi Arielli
This journey of mine into the heart of the Ezer Mizion world enters its eighth week. Every week, I reveal […]
Behind the Wheel at Ezer Mizion
Shmuel Strauss was hired as a driver. His job: to transport the elderly and disabled from here to there. But […]