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Whitney Hill Homestead

Whitney Hill Homestead Whitney Hill Homestead is designed in the style of an extended farmhouse with long porches and courtyards. It provides a warm and gracious setting for those 55 and older who wish to combine independent living with reduced maintenance. With its pastoral setting, Whitney Hill offers a relaxed environm... More Information.

Seniors Aging Safely At Home

Who | What | When | Why

Click here to view the October 7th WCAX broadcast "New Program to Help Seniors Live Healthier and Longer" at our Heineberg Senior Housing.
                                    

The goal of Vermont's SASH is to design a system of integrated, person centered, health care, long term care and supportive services.

SASH would aim to:

* Fully integrate information and services
* Share electronic health records among participants, housing and other providers
* Bring services to seniors at all income levels and all health stages
* Reform reimbursement and rationalize regulations
* Bolster workforce and maximize technology
* Join housing & health
* Knit the provider network into a new entity
* Bend the cost curve
* Apply evidence based practices in a Community Healthy Aging Plan
* Be scalable, replicable & flexible

When fully designed SASH will serve as an organizational framework formalizing the integration of care at home.

Click on the link below to read more about SASH in a recent article, Safe Aging for Seniors appearing in the August 4, 2010 issue of Commons News 
http://www.commonsnews.org/site/site02/story.php?articleno=1976&page=1