Benjamin Rose

Want to learn more about the programs and services available through Benjamin Rose? Join us for Virtual Second Wednesday with Benjamin Rose on Wednesday, June 10 at 9 a.m., a free online session designed to connect community members with helpful resources and support.

Participants will learn about the wide range of services Benjamin Rose offers to help people age well and live independently. Register today:

Virtual Second Wednesday with Benjamin Rose - Benjamin Rose Join us virtually the second Wednesday of every month from 9 – 10 a.m. to learn more about Benjamin Rose and from President & CEO Orion Bell. Each month we will provide an overview of the programs and services we offer. Second Wednesdays are a great opp...

Do you enjoy technology and helping others learn new skills? Volunteer with Benjamin Rose’s Connecting Our Seniors to Technology (COST) program and help older adults connect to the digital world.

Volunteers provide light technology assistance during classes, help with classroom setup, reminder calls and course registration support alongside the instructor. Classes take place Wednesday and Friday afternoons at Benjamin Rose headquarters.

Older adults in the program receive free technology education and a laptop to keep. Learn more and sign up to volunteer:

Technology Class Support Volunteer - Benjamin Rose With Benjamin Rose's Connecting Our Seniors to Technology program, volunteers can help participants to gain the skills and confidence to navigate the online world safely and affordably.

Benjamin Rose is honored to be a part of Rep. Shontel Brown's Housing Expo and Conference - where we are helping more people become homeowners. Vice President of Housing and Financial Wellness, Michael Billnitzer will be serving on the Housing Solutions for Seniors panel. Register now: https://bit.ly/4agNE0e

This Mental Health Month, Benjamin Rose is proud to spotlight one of the newest members of our Behavioral Health Services team, Community Psychiatric Supportive Treatment Specialist Nathan McClintock.

When asked what supports his own mental well-being, Nathan shared, “Running has always been my go-to in terms of supporting my mental well-being.”

He also encourages older adults to stay socially connected to support their mental health. “Visiting one of our Rose Centers for Aging could help with this!”

Thank you, Nathan, for supporting older adults in our community and helping promote the importance of mental health and connection at every age.

Learn more about Behavioral Health Services at Benjamin Rose: https://bit.ly/4m8xlHu

Caring for someone with cancer can feel overwhelming, and every journey is different. It helps to understand the diagnosis, manage side effects like fatigue or nausea and plan for practical needs such as transportation, meals and paperwork. One of the most meaningful ways to support your loved one is simply by listening and being present through uncertainty and change.

Learn practical tips on how to help your loved one through treatment and daily life:

Caring for a Loved One with Cancer Hearing that a loved one has cancer can be overwhelming. In the days following a diagnosis, it is common to feel frightened, uncertain and unsure of what to do next. While every cancer journey is different, caregivers play an essential role in helping t...

In celebration of Older Americans Month and this year’s theme, “Champion Your Health,” Benjamin Rose Senior Companions recently explored ways to stay active and connected through nature.

A speaker from the Cleveland Metroparks shared information about accessible outdoor activities and adaptive equipment that help make parks and trails more inclusive for everyone.

From trying adaptive bikes to learning new ways to enjoy the outdoors, Senior Companions experienced firsthand how staying active and socially connected can support healthy aging.

This Mental Health Month, we are proud to spotlight our newest Therapist, Mary Beth White.

Mary Beth supports her mental well-being by spending time with people she enjoys, laughing often, visiting the lake or ocean to relax and watching comedy movies.

She encourages older adults to listen to their minds and bodies, make time for activities that bring happiness and stay socially connected. “Humans need to be around other humans,” she shared. “Make a phone call to a family member or visit an old friend.”

We are grateful to Mary Beth for sharing these reminders about the value of rest, joy and staying connected with others.

Learn more about Behavioral Health Services at Benjamin Rose: https://bit.ly/4m8xlHu

Today, we honor and remember the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Wishing you a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

In observance of the holiday, Benjamin Rose offices will be closed today.

May is Mental Health Month, and we’re proud to spotlight Chris Couture, behavioral health clinical supervisor at Benjamin Rose.

Chris encourages making time for small daily habits that support well-being. “I read for at least 30 minutes before I go to sleep every night — only fiction,” she said.

For older adults looking to support their mental health, Chris recommends increasing activity, whether physical or social. “It doesn’t have to be a large amount,” she said. “Calling a friend or doing chair yoga are good examples of activities to improve mood.”

Learn more about Benjamin Rose Behavioral Health Services: https://bit.ly/4m8xlHu

Today is our Day of Giving — and something small can mean everything to someone else.

Just $9 provides one meal through Meals on Wheels at Benjamin Rose. Right now, nearly 170 older adults are on our waiting list — not just for meals, but for the connection, care and peace of mind delivered with them.

Skip one meal out. Change a life. Give today: www.benrose.org/giving

Small sacrifice. Big impact.