Ovation Communities hosted its annual Golden Alliance Dinner in August at Ovation Jewish Home’s Monya’s Garden, where members enjoyed an elegant evening and learned about new programs that are positively impacting the community with the help of Ovation’s donors. This…
This fall, residents, families, employees and supporters across Ovation Communities and beyond have been involved in a very special, once-in-a-lifetime initiative. The organization has had the unique opportunity to commission a new Torah for the Kohl Family Synagogue, under the guidance…
Ovation employees make a difference in the lives of residents and their families every day. In order to continue to provide the best care, our communities strive to offer the best possible work environment. In August, Ovation opened a new employee…
Research study shows benefit of deep breathing When we think about staying healthy as we age, lung health and deep breathing isn’t often the first thing that comes to mind. Ovation Communities’ Director of Research Dr. Christine Kovach and her…
A new sculpture exhibit was unveiled at Ovation Sarah Chudnow on June 10. The exhibit, “Steel the Light,” by Wisconsin artist Joel Pfeiffer included the unveiling of his newest sculpture “When Spirit Speaks” the first in his new GATEWAY series.…
We are grateful to our generous sponsors who helped make this event possible. Joshua Gimbel, Board Chair, Jewish Home and Care Center Foundation, presents Daniel Bader,President and CEO of Bader Philanthropies, with Unified Voice. This art piece came to life…
The annual July 3rd Fireworks Fest brought entertainment, delicious food, and fun to the Rubenstein Pavilion as residents, community members, and guests celebrated Independence Day. Musical entertainment was provided by Joseph Deveraux, and balloon twister and family show performer Peter…
With the generous assistance of the Jewish Home and Care Center Foundation, Ovation Communities is proud to be the first senior living community in the country to host workshops for the Legacy Lights Initiative. In classes ranging from five to…
Discovering an unknown passion ... unearthing joy and creativity It is never too late to find your passion. Helen Sher started taking art classes at age 60 when she attended a woodworking class at Cardinal Stritch. Helen Sher, daughter to…
Each year, Ovation Jewish Home welcomes a healthcare administration student from the University of Wisconsin -Eau Claire to serve as an Administrator in Training (AIT). The position entails learning the ins-and-outs of management in Long Term Care through practical, hands-on…