The TPOPP form for nursing home residents is essential, and it’s different from advance directives. Families can use it to honor loved ones’ wishes in a crisis. At VOYCE’s Empower and Protect Long-Term Care Conference on July 10, Dr. Charles Crecelius gave a powerful presentation on the importance of a critical document every nursing home…
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After 5 Years of Impact, A New VOYCE Begins
By Marjorie Moore, Executive Director (through August 8) After nearly six unforgettable years, I will be stepping down as Executive Director of VOYCE on August 8. Leading VOYCE through this chapter has been one of the greatest honors of my life. Together with our dedicated staff, board, and community, we’ve faced immense challenges and made…
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Understanding nursing home discharge rules can help protect your loved one from being moved unsafely or without the proper process. If you or a loved one is facing a nursing home discharge, it’s important to know this: you have rights. While some discharges are necessary or even welcomed, others may come unexpectedly or feel unfair….
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