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Baby boomers want to stay connected, even if they are in a nursing home. Some facilities are providing online access to residents who are undergoing rehabilitation as they recuperate from heart attacks and strokes, joint replacement or surgery -- so they can stay in touch with friends and loved ones.

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Organic Garden Energizes Skilled Nursing Residents
Skilled nursing facilities are placing greater emphasis on creating a more home-like environment for residents.  At Crestwood Manor Skilled Nursing in Fremont, California, residents enjoy planting and harvesting fruits and vegetables year-round in their organic garden.

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High School Athletes Bond with Seniors
Residents of Stonebrook Heathcare Center, a skilled nursing facility in Concord, California, recently created a Fan Club for athletes at Concord High School.  Special bonds and new relationships have been created among multiple generations as a result of this community effort.

Culture Change in Long Term Care
Long-term, skilled nursing is undergoing significant changes to make sure daily care, activities, rehabilitation and dining are responsive to residents. 
This movement, known as Culture Change, promotes a person-centered, home-like environment that allows for more personal choices in everyday living. It's designed to promote dignity and improve the quality of life for individuals who live in nursing facilities.

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