Making An Impact

– Florida PACE Centers, Florida’s largest and most experienced Program for All-Inclusive Elderly Care (PACE) provider, is proud to announce that Suzana Simoes, Director of Rehabilitation Services, has been published in the Journal for Healthcare Quality for her article, “Keeping Track of DME Utilization—Lessons Learned.”

Every year, our city comes together in a remarkable display of generosity and unity on Give Miami Day. This year, we invite you to be a part of this incredible movement and help us continue our mission of providing compassionate, dignified care to the aging adults in our community.

Staying engaged and active is essential to healthy aging. One of the most fulfilling ways to stay involved is by volunteering. Giving your time and talents to a cause you care about offers a meaningful way to maintain connection, find fulfillment, and remarkably, improve your overall health.

As Give Miami Day approaches on November 21st, Miami Jewish Health invites you to stand with us in our mission to provide compassionate care and enriching experiences for Miami’s seniors. Through your generosity, you can help make it possible for them to age gracefully and live joyfully.

Many traditional approaches to dementia care focus on managing the symptoms and behaviors of the disease, rather than enhancing the quality of life and the potential of the person. Fortunately, approaches like the Montessori method are shedding light on new ways to support seniors with dementia and improve their quality of life.

The SECURE 2.0 Act of 2022 has introduced significant changes to retirement savings and tax laws – presenting new opportunities for people looking to make charitable gifts from their retirement funds. In this blog post, we’ll explore how SECURE 2.0 makes it easier and more beneficial to make charitable contributions by focusing on three key incentives.

Planned giving is the process of donating to a charitable organization beyond one’s lifetime through financial vehicles like wills, trusts, and life insurance policies. By incorporating philanthropy into our financial planning, we can ensure that our assets are used to support causes that are important to us and ensure that we’re making a difference in the world long after we’re gone.

Every year, millions of people donate cash and gifts in kind (i.e. goods and services) to their favorite nonprofit organizations (NPOs) and charities. These tangible gifts are most definitely appreciated by the receiving organizations. However, if you ever found yourself wishing you could do more as a donor, assets like life insurance are a convenient type of donation that can make a profound impact on a cause you care about.

An IRA charitable rollover is a way for you make a donation directly from an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) to an eligible charitable organization. This type of planned giving comes with a number of tax benefits.

The newly named Frank C. & Lynn Scaduto MIND Institute at Miami Jewish Health provides accessible programs for South Floridians with neurocognitive disorders.