Design Concepts that Spur Social Interaction
Can a physical environment subtly encourage seniors to mingle?

The Old Made New: Renovation for New Uses
The renovation of an existing facility offers both exciting possibilities and daunting challenges.

Small Communities that Think Big
Just as E.B. White’s Stuart Little never let his minute size stand in the way of doing the right thing, many smaller residential and health services communities find innovative ways to provide an array of services.

Goodbye, Institutional Dining; Hello, Choice
“I’m 97 years old and you’re not going to tell me I’m not going to have four strips of bacon for breakfast.”

A Commitment to Look in the Mirror
The AAHSA Quality First Covenant is more than a nice document to hang on the wall. Aging services providers are using it as a catalyst for self-assessment.

Wisdom: It’s Never Too Late to Serve
Four years ago, Iris Schlather, age 70, decided it was time to pursue her real dream, by training to become a nurse’s aide.

Vision: The Mystique and the Mistake
Steven Jaberg on the trials of a major renovation project.

Public Communications Department: Tips for an effective public relations program.
A question-and-answer session with several media relations experts.

Accreditation Department
Rehabilitation enhances adult day services.

Research Department
Beyond wages: What do direct care workers want?

Ideas and Innovations Department
Providers share their best ideas.