Supervised, structured programs for people with Alzheimer’s
or related disorders or those who are frail or socially isolated.
A group setting maximizes each participant’s potential by promoting autonomy, creativity, and self-esteem.

Supervised, structured programs for people with Alzheimer’s
A program for people with early to moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.A group setting maximizes each participant’s potential by promoting autonomy, creativity, and self-esteem.

Supervised, structured programs for people with Alzheimer’s
Traditional program for people who are without cognitive impairment, who have mild dementia, or who have mid-stage dementia.

Features one- and two-bedroom apartments for older adults who require a supportive environment yet still wish to live as independently as possible. Amenities include personal care services, housekeeping, restaurant-style dining, a full schedule of activities, and registered nurse on site 24/7. Respite care available.

Is a welcoming residence for people with Alzheimer’s disease or related disorders. Residents enjoy spacious private rooms, assistance with bathing and grooming, stimulating activities, and meals. The Bernard Heerey Annex has an expanded area for Adult Day Services programming. Respite care is also available.

Benefits Services staff provide free information, resources, and advocacy on issues that impact older adults, including consumer benefits, community services, public assistance, Medicare, Social Security, housing referrals, and transportation. Russian-speaking staff are available.

Care Management partners with older adults in the community to foster their dignity, quality of life, as well as maximize their independence, health, safety, and well-being. Master’s level social workers provide home care, meals, financial assistance, direct services, support, guidance, referrals, and more.

CJE’s clinical social workers provide counseling to older adults and families, addressing symptoms of anxiety and depression, as well as problems caused by family and caregiving issues, changes in health, losses, and other crises. The majority of group and individual sessions continue to be held via video or phone, but some clients can be seen face to face on an as-needed basis.

CE helps older adults remain independent and connected to resources. CE encourages mental and physical health by providing health education, lectures, activities, social events, and fitness and exercise programs. CJE Cyber Club presents a wide array of online classes.

CJE SeniorLife, committed to providing professional training and community education, holds professional seminars and conferences (often with CE and CEU credits). We publish findings on innovative research studies and disseminate educational information to our clients, residents, and the community through our website, print materials, and emails.