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JHA officials unveiled their wish list for care for the Jewish elderly after the state issued the long- awaited certificate, culminating a four-year battle with state regulators. "There is a new direction for the Jewish Home for Aged," JHA Executive Vice President Alan Funk said. "We are looking for ways to deal with needs for our residents more specifically. We want to move away from being an old-age home, which is a misnomer, and become a geriatric center." The care system will in- corporate housing, recrea- tional and transportation programs, and would supply additional, stronger health- care services. The JHA also will assist those elderly per- sons living alone who desire support services. Home- based services will be phased into the program for elderly living in their homes or apartments. A range of day-care pro- grams and a transportation system also will be con- sidered. Although the JHA was founded primarily as a place for poor, Jewish elderly to live, the new system will place emphasis on the for- profit sector. Funk said he hopes 30 percent of its residents will be private pay candidates, thus defraying costs and better enabling the Jewish community to care for the poor. "We want to increase the number of private pay residents," Funk said. "That will help keep the deficit (just under $1 million) manageable." The facility will include 155 beds for those people re- quiring skilled nursing care, 30 beds for patients with Alzheimer's Disease, a 20- bed short term rehabilitation unit, a 2 0-bed gero- psychiatric unit for evalua- tion and short-term treat- ment of elderly with mental illness, a 20-bed acute care or geriatric hospital unit and five suites for residents in- terested in deluxe nursing home services. Six-hundred elderly are expected to live on the Maple-Drake campus in one of four facilities — the Home, the Fleischman Home for Aged, Hechtman Phase I and the soon-to-be- planned Hechtman Phase II. Earlier this month, the West Bloomfield board of trustees approved a conceptual design for the 98-unit Hechtman Phase II, to be the first Federation Apartment non-government subsidized unit. Federation Apartments Executive Director Helen Naimark said she does not know when Phase II will be The new home is 4 years away. completed. She now is study- ing financing options. "Now that we have the certificate of need, we will work together, share and co- operate to serve all the aging community," Naimark said. "We will start the ball roll- ing now. We want to be pro- active and not reactive." Sinai Hospital Ad- ministrator Robert Steinberg said he, too, is set- ting up meetings with JHA representatives. "Sinai will play a role in this," Steinberg said. "We will try to furnish to the Home any medical backup they need and will assist in any way possible to make this work." 0 JPM Seniors Plan Activities The Senior Adult Depart- ment of the Jewish Com- munity Center's Jimmy Pren- tis Morris building will hold an erev Shabbat program 12:30 p.m. May 25 in Jaffe Hall. Cantor Max Shimansky will lead the service. Art Class with Harriet Gelfond from 9 a.m. to noon, in room 11. Yiddish Reading Circle 10:30 a.m. to noon, in Room 4. Love of Learning 12:30 p.m., in Room 4. May 27 — A concert by the JPM Senior Adult Choir with director Vivian Stollman and accompianist Sonny Lipenholtz, 2 p.m. in Jaffe Hall. There is no charge but ticket reservations are required. May 28 — Memorial Day — The Center will be closed. May 29 — Frances Weinberg will review A Woman of Substance at 11 a.m. in room 4. Rabbi Arnold Sleutelberg of the Troy/Traverse City Congrega- tions will speak at the Get- ting To Know Your Jewish Community Leaders lecture, 1 p.m. in Assembly Hall. Part two of Modern Times will follow at 1:45 p.m. May 30-31 — Shavuot — The Center will be closed.