May Marks 10 years Since The First Green House Homes Opened Their Doors
NEW VIDEO: Steve McAlilly, the visionary leader who believed in The Green House model and brought it to his organization, tells a story about its impact.
Rachel Scher, The Green House Project
Maria Shriver’s Blog Depicts a Sense of Peace for One Family
Maria Shriver’s blog recently featured The Green House model and how a small environment and deep-knowing relationships helped to create a meaningful life for one family.
Leading Age to Host a Briefing of The Green House Project
Leading Age President and CEO, Larry Minnix will host a luncheon and briefing on The Green House Project at the national Leading Age office in Washington, D.C., Feb. 20.
Leading Age Names The Green House Project a Leadership Program to Watch
LeadingAge CEO Larry Minnix shared an inspiring blog about how far aging services have come and singled out leading programs to watch, including The Green House Project.
Exploring Green House Core Values: Real Home
“Part of being home is being where you belong,” states Dr.Bill Thomas.
“Look Who’s Aging”, a Conference to Discuss the Future
Last week, The Green House Project participated in a conference presented by The Erickson School’s Institute for Leadership. The School’s mission is to convene leaders in the field of aging services, through summit educational programs and research, to discuss and develop solutions to the common challenges that await in the future.
It’s a Wonderful Life, at The Green House Project
This holiday season, we reflect on the power of creating real homes, meaningful lives and empowerment for those who live and work in Green House homes. We are gratified to know that in 32 states across the country, a Green … Continue reading →
Green House projects for Veteran’s highlighted in GrantWatch Blog
In honor of Veteran’s Day, the Health Affairs GrantWatch Blog is highlighting those foundations that have supported programs to make life better for our nation’s heros. They pay tribute to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Funded Green House Project’s work with … Continue reading →
Tomah Veterans Green House groundbreaking featured on local news
Tomah Veterans Affairs Medical Center Green House homes were featured on the local news. They broke ground on their two homes, and are planning to open in Spring of 2014. As State Commander, John Fredrickson said, these homes will be, … Continue reading →
Bringing Game-Changing Ideas to Scale
The Green House Project has been called the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s (RWJF) signature example of bringing game-changing ideas to scale. It started with an idea 12 years ago for a housing and skilled-nursing care environment that could provide a … Continue reading →
Leading Age Honors Green House Organizations and Stimulates Thought Leadership
The 2012 LeadingAge Annual Meeting in Denver, CO was an incredible opportunity to connect with thousands of aging services professionals and explore the current and future needs of our field. Through engaging education sessions and a robust exhibit hall, innovative … Continue reading →
1st Green House CEO, Steve Mcalilly, wins 2012 LeadingAge Award of Honor
The winners of the 2012 LeadingAge Awards embody the LeadingAge promise, to “Inspire. Serve. Advocate.” As a pioneer of culture change, and innovative care for elders, Steve McAlilly is an extremely deserving recipient. The Green House Project joins Leading Age … Continue reading →
Surplus Safety: Rebecca talks about the process of supporting risk
Rebecca Priest, of St. John’s home in Rochester, talks about her experience with Surplus Safety, and how to create a process to support risk in long term care
The Green House Project to present and exhibit at The LeadingAge Annual Meeting in Denver
The Green House Project offers a model for long-term care designed to look and feel like a real home. Green House homes are seen as a national leader and proven business model for long-term care.
Green House project, Leonard Florence Center for Living, honored by McKnight’s Long Term News
Leonard Florence Center for Living in Chelsea, Mass., is a prime example of the revolutionary potential of The Green House model and was recently honored by McKnight’s technology award, “Boston’s Chelsea Jewish Foundation won the top prize in the High Tech/High Touch category of McKnight’s Excellence in Technology Awards — Connect Our World.”
Green House model creator, Dr. Bill Thomas, to be honored by The Long Term Care Community Coalition
Green House model creator, Dr. Bill Thomas,”an international authority on geriatric medicine and eldercare”, will be honored by The Long Term Care Coalition in a fundraiser to benefit the coalition. The theme of this year’s fundraiser, “improving the lives of … Continue reading →
Sarah Neuman reported as “Nursing Home of The Future”
Sarah Neuman, is a Green House Project with a long history of culture change, “The initiative is an outgrowth of our cultural change,” said Lisa Feiner, chair of the Sarah Neuman board. In this recent article, in The Patch online newspapre, the project in Westchester County, NY, is upheld as revolutionary.
The 5th Annual Green House Meeting and Celebration, a huge success!
“Meaningful Life, Meaningful Engagement” was a most appropriate theme this year for the 5th Annual Green House Meeting and Celebration! Over 160 people representing Green House home adopters from Alaska to Florida spent three days learning, laughing, building relationships, sharing … Continue reading →
Michigan NPR Affiliate, WGVU, Interviews Dr. Bill Thomas and Porter Hills at GH Annual Meeting
On September 7, 2012, WGVU a local NPR affiliate in Michigan interviewed Dr. Bill Thomas, and Porter Hills CEO, Ingrid Weaver, about The Green House Project. They discuss how the model transforms the philosophy, organizational design and environment of traditional long term care, radically shifting the paradigm of aging!
Livestream Schedule for The Green House Annual Meeting
Join us Sept. 6-7 for a livestream video broadcast from the 5th Annual Green House Meeting in Grand Rapids, Mich. All livestream videos available on demand after broadcast. Click here to watch. Continue reading →
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