Visits from Tinsley, a three-legged pet therapy dog, are designed to bring comfort, ease anxiety, increase social opportunities, and lift the spirits of our residents.
Pet Therapy Helps Seniors Thrive at United Hebrew

Visits from Tinsley, a three-legged pet therapy dog, are designed to bring comfort, ease anxiety, increase social opportunities, and lift the spirits of our residents.
Providing structure for daily activities and keeping to a routine can reduce the agitation we often associate with dementia.
With a little creativity, and an understanding of the challenges your elderly loved one faces, you’ll find a gift that does more than bring a smile – it might change a life.
Good news: Traveling together with your loved one who has Alzheimer’s or dementia is possible with careful planning.
Robotic pets can help those with dementia feel comfort and a new sense of purpose.
When someone has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia, agitation, confusion, and aggression are some of the most challenging behaviors for caregivers to handle. Here’s what you can do.
Here’s how to handle some of the caregiving questions you may have when caring for aging parents who have Alzheimer’s or dementia.
Opening on June 11, the ‘Art of the Garden’ will feature 50 beautiful and evocative paintings, photographs, sculptures and mixed media depicting nature in all its glory.
Dance and movement therapy are the most recent additions to the robust creative arts therapy program across United Hebrew’s campus.