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Suzette Molina, The Eden Alternative

Mission Health Services: Countering the Effects of Ageism

May 23, 2013 | Suzette Molina, The Eden Alternative

One day recently on a Eden Registry Networking call we began to discuss ageism and its effects on society and our youth.

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Words With Elders

April 10, 2013 | Suzette Molina, The Eden Alternative

Kingston Nursing Center in Conway, South Carolina is having a great time honoring National Scrabble Day.  The team thought it would be fun to honor National Scrabble Day and the hot new game “Words with Friends” together. The Administrative Secretary and the Enrichment Team worked together to create this amazing interactive bulletin board.  The idea […]

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Becoming Well-Known Through the Use of Technology

April 5, 2013 | Suzette Molina, The Eden Alternative

LakeWood Care Center in Baudette, Minn. has installed digital slideshows in their home with pictures of care partner employees, Elders, family members and activities.

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The Gift of Giving in Action

November 29, 2012 | Suzette Molina, The Eden Alternative

Elim Rehab and Care Center’s Resident Christmas Bazaar By Bob Lind Many tables, covered with holiday treasures. Many Elim Home residents. And many smiles. That was the scene in Elim’s chapel the week before Thanksgiving. It was Elim’s second annual Christmas Bazaar for its residents, who could pick out gifts to give to their families […]

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Educators and Mentors Unite in Florida

October 16, 2012 | Suzette Molina, The Eden Alternative

Eden Alternative Educators and Mentors came from all over the U.S. and Canada to St. Petersburg, Florida October 5 & 6, 2012 for our bi-annual face to face gathering. Many hot topics were discussed such as identifying new paradigms that need to be busted and the formation of a more focused Educator team. The Eden […]

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Texas Comes Together for Change

October 12, 2012 | Suzette Molina, The Eden Alternative

On Friday September 28th, over 200 culture change advocates convened in San Marcos, Texas, for the 2nd annual Texas Culture Change Coalition Symposium. It is was a day full of presentations and demonstrations from various culture change experts, including former Deputy Division Director for the Nursing Homes Division at CMS, Karen Schoeneman, who discussed transforming […]

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A Memory Care Home That is Making Memories Daily

August 22, 2012 | Suzette Molina, The Eden Alternative

Imagine a memory care home that never mentions words like “confusion, memory loss, or dementia” when you are talking with them. These words often come up in conversation with teams that care for those living with dementia. Introducing, Chateau Gardens Memory Care, Springfield, OR, who joined the Eden Registry on August 14, 2012. The team […]

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Culture Change is a Buzz in Texas

April 17, 2012 | Suzette Molina, The Eden Alternative

On March 12, 2012, Dr. Bill Thomas and 186 culture change advocates gathered at the The Brookwood Community in Brookshire, Texas to share in a movement to transform the culture of care regardless of where people live. The day was filled with great food, great stories, and great new friends!  We are pleased with the event’s […]

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