At VOYCE, we believe that every resident in a long-term care facility deserves to have their voice heard and their rights protected. That’s why We’re at the Age dove deep into the role of ombudsmen—advocates who help ensure quality care and dignity for individuals in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. What Is an Ombudsman?…
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Throwing a Death Party: A Celebration of Life and Planning for the Future
Talking about death is often an uncomfortable, even taboo, topic. But what if we approached it differently? What if, instead of avoiding it, we embraced the conversation in a way that was open, honest, and—even fun? That’s exactly what one of our staff members and podcast hosts, Melody Fox, did when she invited her family…
Read More →The Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program: Advocates for Residents, Champions for Change
Every day, in long-term care facilities nationwide, residents rely on a vital and independent voice—the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program. Established under the federal Older Americans Act, this program ensures that every resident, regardless of how they pay for care or their background, has an advocate dedicated to upholding their rights, dignity, and quality of life….
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