Although your nighttable drawer can be equipped with a lock to ensure privacy, we urge the placement of these valuables in the Home's safe or in the safekeeping of family members. The Home is not responsible for the loss of or damage to valuables, money or personal property in your possession. Your social worker will be happy to deposit any item in the Home's safe and will give you a receipt. At Hebrew Hospital Home, there are many people who will assist you. In addition to our large staff, we have a dedicated corps of adult and student volunteers.
Volunteers offer an additional human dimension to the well-being of our residents.
Whether assisting the staff with clerical assignments or transporting you to various activities, the positive impact of the Home's dynamic Volunteer Corps is realized throughout the facility. They can be identified by their blue jackets or special uniforms. For information about volunteers call the Activities Department . All personnel are trained in fire, disaster, and emergency safety procedures. Fire disaster plans are posted at all nursing stations and in all departments.