After twenty years of planning, The Inn on the Pond received its Certificate of Occupancy & license. The first residents moved in on Monday, March 26, 2012.

Menorah Manor received a special delivery on February 23.  It arrived in the morning, carefully swaddled in blue velvet with a burgundy belt at its waist, weighing in at 19 pounds and stretching to 20 inches in length.  The delivery was performed meticulously; no less than four “specialists” worked for over half an hour to remove sticky packing tape, yards of bubble wrap and a cardboard casing, to make sure that the specimen remained intact and without injury.

This letter will serve to compliment you, your facility and your staff at Toby Weinman Assisted living residence. Having recently enrolled my mother at Toby Weinman, I cannot be happier with the care and attention she has been receiving. From the front office, to nursing, dining and housekeeping, your staff is superior (both in competence and compassion). Their ability to welcome my mother and treat her with dignity and friendship is second to none. Having interviewed with many facilities, I am thankful I elected yours. From the bottom of our hearts, my siblings and I thank you.

Menorah Manor means that not only can our Jewish seniors have the best care available, but my wife and I, and our friends, can be confident that the same high level of care will be there when we need it.

Opportunities to volunteer and contribute to the well-being of our seniors are endless at Menorah Manor. Whether you are working in the gift shop, conducting an intellectual discussion group, leading an exercise group, reading to a resident, assisting residents with shopping, pet therapy, or just coming by and spending quality one-on-one time, your life can be enriched by becoming a volunteer.