
For over 50 years, Mozaic Jewish Home has been a first choice for families when there is a need to transition to long-term care, and they consider us an extension of their own homes.
We are proud of the exceptional professionals who make the difference in the lives of those in our trust.
On-site rabbinical training programs are offered in partnership with Yeshiva University and The Jewish Theological Seminary. Shabbat and Holiday services are held in our beautiful synagogue and near Resident Households, enabling spiritual involvement for all.
Food prepared in Mozaic Jewish Home is kosher style, and we offer a kosher Household (Kaufman). The Berkowitz Family Courtyard Café is strictly kosher. Kosher certification is through New England Kosher, Rabbi Mayer Abramowitz, with approval of Vaad HaKashrus of Connecticut.
Rabbi Stephen Shulman, the Director of Pastoral Services, is a key member of the Leadership Team and coordinates programs with community clergy to offer everyone opportunities for spiritual expression.
Rabbi Shulman can be reached at 203-396-1001 or sshulman@mozaicsl.org.
Extensive programming connects Residents to the community with a variety of choices that include daily social activities, family and volunteer visits, trips to theaters, museums and local attractions. We are known for our warm and friendly environment and offer:
Our Household Model of Care offers a home setting where each Resident lives in a house of 14 and enjoys their private room and bath. Shared spaces for dining, living room, den, and outside balcony encourage gatherings, socialization, and engaging days. Households are staffed with talented and dedicated caregivers, guided by a Resident-centered philosophy that maintains independence and dignity, enabling individuals to live life balanced with quality care to the fullest.
Experienced physicians, nurses, rehabilitation therapists, recreational therapists, social workers, and clergy provide outstanding care and support the physical, social, and spiritual needs of every person we are privileged to serve.
The Jewish Home is licensed by the
State of Connecticut Department of Public Health.