I-85: Highway to Culture Change
Summer, 2008

Intensive Learning Gives Birth to Households

One's Home is One's Cottage

Households Continue Legacy of Caring

Spotlight: Old Age in a New Age
Autumn, 2007

Transformation Gives Impatient Author Hope

Not Too Far Gone

No More Excuses

Tales of Transformation
Summer, 2007

Before and After

Organizational and Physical Changes Support Each Other

A Brand New Day

Spotlight on Regulations
Winter, 2006

Regulators Embrace Culture Change

Making Sense of Regulations

Other Regulatory Resources

Elder Co-Housing
Autumn, 2005

Elder Co-Housing

ElderSpirit Community

Silver Sage Village

Spotlight on Storytelling
Spring, 2005

Storytelling

The Duplex Planet

What's Worth Knowing

The Three Rs
Summer, 2004

Renewal

Reframing

Renovation

Spotlight: Meadowlark Hills
Spring, 2003

Interview with Steve Shields

Customer Satisfaction

"We Used To Be A Nursing Home.."

The Early Innovators
Spring, 2002

Lyngblomsten Care Center

Chandler Hall

The Accidental Volunteer

Grassroots Efforts
Winter, 2001-2002

NAGNA

Elma Holder and NCCNHR

Beyond Unloving Care

Building Your Dream Home
Autumn, 2001

The Meadowlark Hills Story

The Meadowood Story

Liberal Good Samaritan

Better Than We Ever Dreamed
Summer, 2001

Resident-Directed Care

Leadership

Community

Nurturing The Human Spirit
Spring, 2001

Elder Tutors

Leelenau Memorial HCC

The Grancare Story

An important part of the transformation which elder communities must undergo in order to realize culture change is communication. Not just communication within the organization, but with other homes in similar situations and with similar hopes, visions and goals. This open sharing of ideas and experiences is crucial, as it helps people engaged in the often-frustrating process of culture change see that they are not alone. Others have made similar journeys before them, and even more are just beginning, or still struggling along the road. Here, we share the experiences of others, and invite you to share your own.