ACTORS FUND HOME

Don't walk...RUN!!!!!!!!!! One does not have to be a professional performer to live there. The food is so bad, the residents call the burgers..."mystery meat." Want to lose weight and lose sanity? Then move in, Caveat!! If you have a problem and require help, call the wonderful aides, Louisa (Mama Bear) or Zeta.,,if they still work, there. Dr. Adler is the best!!! But don't expect any support or sympathy from the executives.

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My mother is in The Actors Fund Home. It's a very unique program, it's a one-of-a-kind, it's been around over 100 years. The only way you can get in is if you've had 20 years or more in a career in the performing arts, like a dancer, singer, actress, a director, so it's really designed for people in the arts, and my mother was an opera singer so I thought that would be appropriate. She would be there meeting people who had similar lives and interests. The other thing that I find extraordina…

I visited this facility

I visited The Actors Fund Home for memory care. It was a nice facility with walking paths, good physical therapy options, definitely nice and well-informed staff, and good-sized rooms. They had meeting rooms, a dining facility, and the ability to walk around the campus. It was definitely very beautiful and very well manicured. They had a special game room where it was not just physical games but also mental games that they would play with the residents. It was very well laid out and accessible for the residents; th…

I am a friend or relative of a resident

Beginning in the early 2000's & as recently as 2011, several friends have resided at the Actors Fund Home. Indeed, I was a hands-on caregiver & Executor for one. Over the years, I have gotten together with other performers many times to visit friends & sometimes we got together to entertain there. No matter what time of day or night, I found the facilities very pleasant, well-supplied, clean & well-staffed with attentive, polite doctors/staff members. The range of diagnosis of my friends ran fr…