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CTeen Art

11/15/2017, 12:00 am

The Cohen Home, Johns Creek

Art for teens and seniors. CTeen Jr. for sixth- to eighth-graders meets at the Cohen Home, 10485 Jones Bridge Road, Johns Creek, to paint pictures with...

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Website	jewishhomelife.org/the-cohen-home
Address	10485 Jones Bridge Rd Johns Creek, GA 30022
Phone	404 876-6027

Community Partners

8/30/2023

Jewish HomeLife Closes Cohen Home

By Fran Putney

Twenty-four residents from The Cohen Home transitioned to Berman Commons in May and June of 2023.
3/16/2023

Wayne Plays from the Heart for Seniors

By Marcia Caller Jaffe

Retiree Wayne Freedman maintains a rigorous volunteer schedule with wife, Nancy, performing piano concerts at senior communities.
1/25/2023

2022 Pinch Hitter Program

By Compiled by AJT staff

In the spirit of the season, B’nai B’rith members and the Jewish community at large replace Christian workers in hospitals, assisted living facilities and nursing homes.
1/25/2023

Monthly Caregiver Support Groups

By Compiled by AJT staff

Berman Commons and The Cohen Home began hosting caregiver support groups in January.
12/15/2022

Jewelry Artists at the Cohen Home

By Susanne Katz Karlick

Three women, residents in assisted living at The Cohen Home, are skilled and bond with a passion for creating beaded jewelry. Jewelry making brings joy, skill, smiles and pride...
5/11/2022

SOAR Facebook Group Soars in Membership

By Marcia Caller Jaffe

Nancy Kaufman’s original vision was to provide a safe place for caregivers, where they could benefit from compassion, knowledge and guidance before a crisis arose.
3/31/2022

Obituary: Claire Karesh

Claire Karesh passed away March 8, at the age of 100.
1/17/2022

Tabak Announces Retirement from Jewish HomeLife

By Dave Schechter

Harley Tabak intended to be a doctor or rabbi, but found a combination that he believes is “sacred work.”
1/13/2022

Obituary: Selma Goldberg Burke

Selma Goldberg Burke died on Dec. 25, 2021.
12/4/2021

Obituary: Richard A. Grifenhagen

Richard Alan Grifenhagen, formerly of Columbus, Ga., died Nov. 12 at The Cohen Home, Johns Creek, Ga.
9/3/2021

Bringing the Sounds of the Shofar to the Community

By Chana Shapiro

Orthodox synagogues throughout Atlanta make plans for live shofar-blowing during the High Holy Days.
8/12/2021

Obituary: Janet Schulman Katz

Janet Schulman Katz, a longtime resident of Marietta, died July 13, 2021, at the age of 89.
5/12/2021

Auxiliary Honors Sandy Abrams

By Stephanie Nissani

Jewish HomeLife volunteer receives first award of its kind, recognizing her 35 years of commitment to senior living network as founding Auxiliary member.
12/31/2020

Jewish HomeLife Begins Vaccinations

By Dave Schechter

The COVID-19 crisis does not end with the vaccine, but for those operating, working or residing in elder care facilities, it provides an important measure of hope.
12/22/2020

2020 YIR: Six Berman Commons Employees Test Positive for COVID-19

By Dave Schechter

In March, the AJT reported on a COVID-19 outbreak at the Berman Commons.
7/28/2020

Jewish HomeLife Visitation: Look, but Don’t Touch

By Dave Schechter

Relatives are relieved to see their loved ones, but the COVID-19 restrictions have taken an emotional and physical toll.
4/29/2020

Berman Commons Steps Up Measures Against COVID-19

By Dave Schechter

Already banned from going inside for several weeks, families are being asked to “not attempt outdoor or through-the-window visits.”
1/24/2020

Repairing The World On MLK Day

A total of 23 Jewish organizations and 1,300 volunteers were involved in this year’s MLK Day of Service Jan. 20 coordinated by Repair the World
11/6/2019

Caring for Jewish Atlanta’s Seniors

By Roni Robbins

Harley Tabak, CEO of Jewish HomeLife, discussed the results from two recent news investigations on senior facilities.
4/10/2019

Community Feel and Jewish Connections Found in North Fulton

By Fran M. Putney

Many move to North Fulton County for the schools and larger, more affordable homes, but a thriving Jewish community is also alive and well in the area.