Long Term Care
Chronic
Disease Self-Management for Seniors
Evidence-based programs that are making a difference
Leading Age
November, 2011
http://www.leadingage.org/magazine/november-december2011.aspx
Blazing
A New Trail for An Aging Population
Profile of an osteopathic innovator and leading educator
Rensselaer Alumni Magazine
Summer, 2006
http://www.rpi.edu/magazine/summer2006/dialogue.html
Flower
Power
How nature affects people physically, emotionally and cognitively
FuturAge, August 2008
www.carolmilano.com/FEAT_FlowerPower_V7N4.pdf
Outdoor
Spaces For Activity and Community
innovative approaches for getting seniors outside and exercising
FutureAge
July/August, 2005
www.carolmilano.com/outdoor.html
Building A Culture of Wellness
How to plan, staff and operate a fitness center for senior citizens,
and the rewards of starting one
Best Practices In Aging Services
Spring, 2002
www.carolmilano.com/wellness.html
A New Light on Dining In
Patients With Alzheimer's Disease
Simple changes in place settings, contrasts and illumination improve
nutrition and social interaction
Long-Term Care Interface (cover story)
August, 2004
www.carolmilano.com/dining.html
Fiscal Fitness: Creative
Fundraising For New Programs and Services
Fresh approaches that have succeeded, for specific projects
Best Practices in Aging Services
January/February, 2003
www.carolmilano.com/fiscal.html
Design Concepts That Spur
Social Interaction
Can a physical environment subtly encourage seniors to mingle?
Best Practices In Aging Services
July/August, 2003
www.carolmilano.com/design.html
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