Since the first Green House homes opened in 2003, THE GREEN HOUSE® PROJECT has worked on the leading edge of deep culture change to evolve and gain momentum throughout the country. We are pleased that there are Green House Homes … Continue reading →
Continue ReadingDuring The 5th Annual Green House Meeting and Celebration, there will be many opportunities for our adopters to share their experiences through writing short articles on our blog, posting photos on our facebook page, and tweeting quotes and highlights through #GHP.
Continue ReadingThe Green House Project has partnered with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s THRIVE (The Research Initiative Valuing Eldercare) collaborative to learn more about the Green House model as well as other models of care. Supported by the Robert Wood Johnson … Continue reading →
Continue Readingvia Long-Term Living Magazine Believe it or not, the internet isn’t just for the tech-saavy and young; but also for the young-at-heart. According to a new research study conducted by Pew Internet & American Life Project, 53% of American adults, … Continue reading →
Continue ReadingElders have always been at the center of Debbie’s life. Not many of us could say that we knew both sets of our grandparents, a great grandmother & grandfather, and a great, great grandmother—but that is the case for Debbie. … Continue reading →
Continue Readingvia 89.3FM KPCC “[Green House Homes offer] an individually tailored environment and experience so someone doesn’t feel as if they’re trapped in a long, pale green hallway of an institution” says Gary Passmore, Vice President and Director of the Congress … Continue reading →
Continue Reading****PLEASE NOTE: AT THIS TIME, THE GREEN HOUSE® ANNUAL MEETING AND CELEBRATION IS ONLY OPEN TO GREEN HOUSE PROJECT ADOPTERS UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE GREEN HOUSE® PROJECT. Thank you.**** Hello Colleagues! We are pleased to announce the Fifth Annual Green … Continue reading →
Continue ReadingThe Green House Project has partnered with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s THRIVE (The Research Initiative Valuing Eldercare) collaborative to learn more about the Green House model as well as other models of care. Supported by the Robert Wood Johnson … Continue reading →
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