Ovation Communities

Founded as the first Jewish Home in Milwaukee in 1906, Ovation Communities aims to ensure that Milwaukee's Jewry is taken care of throughout all their life stages. The home has changed its location twice and now offers services tailored to the elderly population. Serving Wisconsin's Jewish seniors has remained our primary focus. The Moshav Zekanim's (or Home for the Aging) founding members were eight people, comprising three women and five men. The home is beneficial to all Jews in Milwaukee. This institution was initiated by the B'Noth Israel Society, spearheaded by Mrs. B. Rubinsky, at 727 Galena Street, Milwaukee. Other B'Noth Israel Society members, including Mrs. Rubinsky, played a significant role in fundraising. They were also volunteers who comforted the residents.

The Jewish Home & Care Center has a series of outstanding feedback from thankful family members, who describe the center as a friendly and respectful facility. The team is lauded for their commitment and ability to provide skilled and supportive care to their patients. Several people describe the center as being the ideal long-term care institution. Because of the employees' warmth, excellent food, and clean environment, the residents are always joyful. Several family members suggested the center as one of the best! Everyone says it is an excellent home visited by loving and fantastic people. I won't go anywhere else if I have to pick another place for my loved ones, and I know you won't either.