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Henry was one of the first residents to move into the new retirement neighbourhoods in the Village of Erin Meadows so he could be close to his wife, Laura, who lives in long-term care

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A Short Stroll towards Togetherness in the Expanded...

When Laura Piatkowski moved into long-term care at The Village of Erin Meadows in early 2018, her husband Henry began counting the days to the opening of the attached retirement neighbourhoods under construction at the time. Henry was one of the first residents to move into the new retirement...

Greater interaction between dietary team members and the residents they serve is a worthy goal within every village.

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Designing More Meaningful Interactions at Mealtimes...

When all team members have the opportunity to share genuine connections with the residents they serve, relationships potentially grow stronger and the villages grow a little more closely knit. Creating an environment where these opportunities naturally arise for all team members is a priority...

Tammy Roberts (left) is proud of the path that led her from a position as a housekeeper at Aspen Lake to the general manager of the Village at St. Clair.

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Igniting the Fire of Leadership: A Story of...

About a year after Tammy Roberts began working as a housekeeper in the newly opened Village of Aspen Lake in Windsor, one of the neighbourhood coordinators (NCs) there announced she was having a baby. Peter Brouwers, director of environmental services at the time, thought Tammy was the perfect...

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The Snow Angels of Memory come to Life at Tansley Woods

In youth, some of the simplest things can offer the greatest joy – think of a child splashing in a puddle of mud or chasing fireflies in the warm August twilight. For Artie, it was making snow angels. With a bit of help from the Tansley Woods team, Artie was able to play in the snow as she so often...

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Navigating the Difficult Conversations at the End of...

The vast majority of people who move into a long-term care home will make no more moves in their lifetime. Ideally, they’ll move into a place where they can forge new friendships and find meaning and joy in their days, but there is no denying that end-of-life is a matter of fact in a long-term care...

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