LINTHICUM, Md. and ROCHESTER, N.Y., April 27, 2022 – The Green House Project (GHP) and Pioneer Network, two leading organizations in the movement to transform eldercare in America and around the...

August 30, 2022 – Nursing homes that embraced culture change principles prior to COVID-19 largely maintained or expanded their efforts to focus on resident quality of life and person-centered care...

More is not always better, especially when talking about the number of employees in a nursing home trying to battle infectious outbreaks such as COVID-19, or even less dangerous annual influenza...

If COVID-19 taught us anything, it's that it's time to rethink (and redesign) America's long-term care facilities

Nature Aging - The COVID-19 pandemic highlights how elder-care facilities have failed to protect older adults in many countries — investing in home care while also reimagining facility-based...

We need to take a broader view of long-term care, writes a Florida elder advocate.

The Green House Project and Pioneer Network are forming an alliance in a push to bring system change towards long-term care reform. 

A simple but revolutionary idea — a care setting built around elder autonomy, dignity, and empowerment — became a reality when the first Green House homes op...

“If you build it, they will come” is an iconic line from the movie Field of Dreams. The folks at Londonderry Village may have been thinking of that famous command when they built an intergenerational...

Provider to operate first Green House community outside of the U.S. Linthicum, Md. and Elizabeth, South Australia, April 18, 2023 – The Center for Innovation (CFI) and ACH Group today announce that...

The Minnesota Legislative Task Force on Aging met this month to discuss opportunities to improve outcomes for the state’s aging population. Last year, the

HUD and CMS could work together to identify an approved set of nursing home innovations that could qualify operators who chose to adopt them for quicker access to HUD funds. The list of approved...

The traditional institutional design of nursing homes supports neither quality of care nor quality of life. Small, household models of skilled nursing care provide better experiences and outcomes for...

By Dr. Joycelyn Elders, Steve McAlilly, and Susan Ryan The COVID-19 pandemic laid bare the problems baked into America’s nursing home infrastructure. These issues – low pay for frontline staff,...

They’ve become the gold standard for infection control and quality of life, but widespread adoption of private rooms would require radical changes.

Meanwhile, though, state policy makers should allow nursing homes to continue operating in a financially sustainable way.

This Medical News article is a discussion with elder care expert Terry Fulmer, PhD, RN, about how the US nursing home model can evolve to better serve residents and support workers.

As we’ve adopted the Green House Project® model of care, we’ve noticed staff and residents have truly become like family.

The COVID-19 pandemic put a spotlight on the problems in long-term care homes in many parts of Canada. With Ontario embarking on a big building project to increase the number of beds, some smaller...

While SNF construction in parts of the U.S. has been stagnant, one for-profit operator has found success with small homes.

When Londonderry Village opened its first Green House homes way back in 2007, there were no more than 20 of their kind in the country. More than a decade later, when the community in Palmyra, […]

A U.S.-based movement aims to put seniors in smaller groups with better amenities, and Premier François Legault wants to adopt it on a mammoth scale – but complex questions of cost and logistics must...