A Legacy resident recently had the pleasure of having her granddaughter, grandson-in-law, and their newborn baby visit from out of town. The family asked if Rabbi Cohen could perform a baby naming ceremony for them. This is an unusual opportunity for Rabbi Cohen, but he took delight in offering the prayers and blessings, with a…

Dear Legacy team, We wanted to reach out and formally thank you and the entire staff at The Legacy for the tremendous care that my mother received over the years. Our first experience with the Legacy really set the tone for the care, concern, and indeed, love, that we experienced for my mother over her…

The Legacy at Home became certified to offer Hospice Services in 2018. Since then the service has grown in many ways, including the implementation of Vigil volunteers following the No One Dies Alone initiative. This program, created by the national organization of the same name, provides additional companionship and support for the patients and their…

There was a short-term Healthcare Center patient that spent her days at home caring for her six birds that she dearly loved. After becoming a widow last year, her days now revolve around caring for her birds. The patient’s family was concerned about her being away from her birds during her short-term rehabilitation stay. Before…

A resident who newly moved into Independent Living at The Legacy was fortunate to enjoy working long into years past normal retirement. Now that health issues keep him from continuing his work, he recently shared with Rabbi Cohen just how difficult this transition has been. It feels as if he needs to find himself again.…

The Legacy Knit and Crochet Club works year-round making hats, scarves, blankets, dolls, and washcloths. Last year, about 20 volunteers (mostly residents!) produced over 4,500 pieces of handmade items. At their 2021 distribution event, the items were given to 13 area organizations that serve low-income and/or at-risk individuals and families including: Christ United Methodist Church…