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"Excerpts from COLLAGE Healthy Aging Conversations"

“Nouns. Names, places and things. But not permanently, they always come back at two in the morning….” “And again it’s nouns, it’s not not remembering how to do things or forgetting Christmas, it’s words.”

Resident, Kendal at Longwood, Kennett Square, PA

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“There is no way to get to quality without engaging in the kind of work that COLLAGE allows organizations to do.”

Robyn Stone, Executive Director, Institute for the Future of Aging Services (IFAS) and Senior Vice President of Research, AAHSA, Washington, DC

click the image to view the interview (2:16)

“We think this tool is very special in terms of its ability to get at unmet needs, to assess them in a way that people can understand and really help them to live more successful.”

Tom Slemmer, President and CEO, National Church Residences, Columbus, OH

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"I think COLLAGE has really helped us cut across our service lines by creating a common language and a data set that is irrefutable in what it delivers to us.”

David Gehm, President and CEO, Lutheran Homes of Michigan, Saginaw, MI

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“COLLAGE, for one, is the only one that’s providing some type of collaborative collection of data across the retirement community continuum throughout the country.”

Gary Mohn, President and CEO, Alexian Village of Milwaukee, WI

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“What knits this together is that it’s based in valid, reliable questions. And from it we have the capacity to compare outcomes from one community to another, based on good solid evidence.”

John Diffey, President and CEO, The Kendal Corporation, Kennett Square, PA

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“The thing about programs like COLLAGE, it’s built on continuous quality improvement and management principles which we’ve known now for two generations work.”

Larry Minnix, President and CEO, American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging (AAHSA), Washington, DC

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