Loneliness and social isolation remain critical challenges in long-term care, yet volunteers are an often-overlooked solution to this crisis. This session will explore how mobilizing a volunteer movement can transform care communities by fostering [...]
This webinar introduces the "three-legged stool" concept as a foundation for creating an environment of purposeful living in memory care. By addressing quality sleep, quality engagement, and quality food, facilities can significantly enhance residents' [...]
St. Clair O'Connor Community Inc., is an intergenerational community that is adopting the small house model to redevelop and nearly double its long-term care spaces in the heart of Toronto. Join Catherine Schalk and [...]
The generation of seniors we are caring for now are not going to be the same in the next 5-10 years. Our late stage boomers are looking to be more involved in their care [...]
In this webinar, Roshan Betkerur, who was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship in 2024-2025 to work with the Aging and Long-Term Care research team at Maastricht University in the Netherlands, studying innovative living arrangements and [...]
Education is the engine of culture change—and it shouldn't be limited to any one model. Join the Center for Innovation, home to The Green House Project, Pioneer Network, and EmpowerED, for a dynamic one-hour [...]
Join us on Thursday, May 1, at 3 PM Eastern, for a highly informative webinar that takes a deep dive into the small house model and its ability deliver truly person-directed care. Learn how the Center [...]
Employees often have the best ideas for improving care quality, but they may not have the confidence or the tools to effectively pitch their ideas. Join Bob Eames, founding director of the Calvin Center [...]
There’s already a waiting list for Navigator Homes, which will be the Island’s first care facility to follow the Green House Model of Nursing Home Care. At Navigator Homes in Edgartown, the five buildings surround a central green space, where landscaping plans include walking paths connecting the residences. The U.S. Department of Agriculture is financing the buildings’ construction.
Evidence-based culture change partners provide professionals with supportive, interdisciplinary training. “We need as many Green Houses as possible and households or buildings to be built with wise investment of public and private dollars,” Anne Montgomery said. “The EINSTEIN Option calls for this to happen and lays out a blueprint for it.”
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