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Living at Home Network Reorganizes to Better Promote Neighborhood-Based Care for Elders
Nonprofit will support Minnesota’s unique model of care that allows older Minnesotans to receive assistance in their homes and communities. (St. Paul, MN) The Living At Home/Block Nurse Program, Inc. today announced a restructuring that will help local neighborhood-based elder care programs prepare for Minnesota’s demographic shifts. This nonprofit, previously known as the Elderberry Institute, is now renamed the Living At Home Network (LAHN). The renewed organization retains its original mission of supporting this model of care, unique to Minnesota, of assisting older people to continue living in their own homes as long as possible. (more) More Breaking News...
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A Living at Home/Block Nurse Program provides or arranges whatever support an elder neighbor needs to continue living at home as long as possible.
- Program Locator - Minneapolis - St. Paul - Outstate Minnesota - Frequently Asked Questions - Contact a Program More Elder Services Information... 
Local Living at Home/Block Nurse Programs are located in both urban and rural
areas. The Programs organize neighbors within communities to offer whatever
assistance is needed to help seniors continue living in their homes for as long
as possible.
- Program Locator - Minneapolis - St. Paul - Outstate Minnesota
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or over twenty-five years, non-profit, community-owned Living at Home/Block Nurse Programs have helped elders stay healthy while living in their own homes. Living at Home Network was established as a resource center to support these community efforts and extend the Program model to new neighborhoods, towns and cities. In turn, elders remain safe and independent, while still socially involved in their communities.
