Winter 2008 (Volume 4, Issue 4)

• Area-Wide Resident Council Meeting being held on Friday, February 6, 2009 at 2:30 p.m. in the Browning Event Room at the Central Library
• Cookbooks - Holiday Cheer
• Changes are Coming in 2009 that May Keep You From Receiving a Television Signal
• Resident Rights Review—Loss and Theft
• Nursing Home Residents Appreciate Gifts
• Gift Ideas for the Holidays

Fall 2008 (Volume 4, Issue 3)

• Celebrate Residents' Rights Week
• Economic Stimulus Information
• Humbert Wolfe Quote on Fall
• Presidential Election 2008
• Problem Solving Within Your Home—Step 5:
  Contact the Long-Term Care Ombudsman
• Cookbooks - Just in Time for the Holidays
• Area-Wide Resident Council Meeting being held on Friday, October 3rd at 2:30 p.m. in the Browning Event Room at the Central Library
• Who Decides? - Healthcare Representative, Power of Attorney or YOU

Summer 2008 (Volume 4, Issue 2)

• Area-Wide Resident Council Meeting being held on Thursday, June 26th at 2:00 p.m. in the Browning Event Room at the Central Library
• Resident Rights Review - Basic Rights
• Hurry - Get Your Cookbook Today
• SWIRCA's "Athletes Around the World" Vanderburgh County Senior Olympics
• Culture Change - Movement to Consistent Assignment
• Mid-America Institute on Aging
• Problem Solving Within Your Home - Step 4: Work With the Resident and Family Council
• Advocacy Tip
• Independence Day Quiz

Spring 2008 (Volume 4, Issue 1)

• What Does an Ombudsman Do?
• Lydia Johnson Poem about Mothers
• Economic Stimulus Information
• Problem Solving Within Your Home—Step 3:
  Follow the Facility's Grievance (Complaint) Process
• If You are Threatened with Eviction, Here are some Important Things to Know
• Vanderburgh County Senior Olympics Scheduled
  for Wednesday, June 18th
• A Few Cookbooks Remain

Winter 2007 (Volume 3, Issue 4)

• Cookbook Arrival
• Cartoon—You’re Telling Me It’s Bedtime?
• Culture Change Movement—What’s In a Word
• Resident Rights Review—Loss and Theft
• Nursing Home Residents Appreciate Gifts
• Gift Ideas for the Holidays

Fall 2007 (Volume 3, Issue 3)

• Culture Change Movement
• Problem Solving Within Your Home—Step 2: Bring Your Concerns to Staff Supervisors
• Holiday Trivia
• ABC’s to Having Yourself a Great Day!
• Thoughts for Thanksgiving
• Resident Rights Review—Your Right to
  Self-Determination and Choice

Summer 2007 (Volume 3, Issue 2)

• Problem Solving Within Your Home—Step 1: Voice Concerns to Those Directly Involved
• How to Address Your Father in Different Languages
• SWIRCA Olympic Games are June 13th
• Resident Rights Review—Rights to Accessing Your Current Clinical Records
• We Want Your Recipes

Spring 2007 (Volume 3, Issue 1)

• Cookbook
• Transfer and Discharge Rights
• Easter Pronunciations
• Examples of Culture Change
• Did Your Mother Ever Say . . .
• Vanderburgh County Senior Olympics on June 13th
• Would You Have Been Duped?
• Thank You for Signing House Bill No. 1635

Winter 2006 (Volume 2, Issue 4)

• Marilee Edmondson’s Poem, CARE Matters, was Chosen to be Included in A Collection of Essays and Poems
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Quote on Love
• Thoughts on New Year’s
• Presidents?
• WANTED—Ombudsman Volunteer
• A Caring CNA Brightened a Resident’s Day
• Resident Rights Review—Loss and Theft
• Gifts Nursing Home Residents Appreciate
• Gift Ideas for the Holidays

Fall 2006 (Volume 2, Issue 3)

• Halloween and Thanksgiving Facts
• The Amazing Hunt Maze
• Residents Rights Week October 1st—7th, 2006 (CARE Matters)
• Talking Books Service—Free Through Evansville Public Library
• Halloween Jokes
• Resident Rights Review—Your Right To Access Information
• Doug Larson Quote for Grandparent’s Day

Summer 2006 (Volume 2, Issue 2)

• An Old Farmer’s Advice
• Culture Change During Mealtime

Spring 2006 (Volume 2, Issue 1)

• Resident Councils
• Maggie Kuhn Quotes
• The Resident Quality and Family Empowerment Project of the United Senior Action Foundation announces “Tele-Group”
• Easter Trivia
• Famous Mothers and Their Roles
• Resident Rights Review—Protection of Privacy
• Culture Change in Bathing

Winter 2005 (Volume 1, Issue 3)

• Say “Merry Christmas” in Another Language
• Shirley Temple Quote
• Transfer and Discharge Rights
• Winter Crossword Puzzle
• Important Facts About Medicare’s New Prescription Drug Coverage for People in Nursing Homes or Certain Long-Term Care Facilities
• Winter Jokes
• Resident’s Rights Review—Loss and Theft

Summer 2005 (Volume 1, Issue 2)

• Factors to Consider When Choosing a Facility
• Important Facts About Medicare’s New Prescription Drug Coverage for People in Nursing Homes or Certain Long-Term Care Facilities Residents Rights Week Poster Contest Information
• Senior Games Results
• “The State” is in the Building—What Does that Mean?
• Programs That Help Pay For Nursing Home Care
• FAQ—Roommate Dispute, Moving to a Different Nursing Home, Bed Hold Policy, and Hospital Stay Longer than 15 Days

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