Welcome to THE GREEN HOUSE® Project E-Newsletter! This monthly publication replaces the quarterly PDF-format newsletter you have received in the past. We hope you enjoy the new format. As always, we welcome your comments and suggestions!
Recently, The Green House Project had the honor of accepting the GE Healthcare Award for Best Paper. Over 1,800 leaders, including top lenders in health care finance, assembled at the National Investment Center (NIC) conference in Washington, DC. The National Investment...
Elders Rule! Here you can watch the elders from St. Martin's in the Pines speak on a panel at The Green House Annual Meeting. Learn first hand what it means to live a life worth living in a Green House...
The Green House Project is excited to report that the Pioneer Network/Rothschild Regulatory Task Force's life safety code revision recommendations submitted to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) have been approved and will be incorporated into the 2012 edition of...
The Green House Project's photography contest was a huge success. From planting flowers in a garden to whipping up something delicious in the kitchen, photographs illustrated how individuals living and working in Green House homes celebrate life. Over the...
All people are surrounded by a circle of compassion that defines their relationships with those around them, said Green House Project founder Dr. Bill Thomas in opening remarks at the fourth annual Green House Project Meeting and Celebration in Birmingham, ...
The Green House website is a powerful tool for connecting our community of Green House adopters, culture change enthusiasts, policy makers, consumers and other partners. This site must be a dynamic gathering place where information is at our fingertips and...
The dragon is too big to swallow in one mouthful. If we really commit to understanding the depth associated with institutional creep, it is important to start small with dragons that are manageable. One such deeply rooted institutional practice includes...
Published monthly to share information with providers, elders and others about THE GREEN HOUSE® Project, a new and innovative approach to long-term, skilled nursing care. To learn more, visit www.thegreenhouseproject.org.
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The dragon is too big to swallow in one mouthful. If we really commit to understanding the depth associated with institutional creep, it is important to start small with dragons that are manageable. One such deeply rooted institutional practice includes...