Upcoming Workshops

The Green House Project Development Workshop

This one-and-a-half-day workshop will take place at The Woodlands, a 144-bed Green House community, offering skilled care and short-term rehab, located at John Knox Village in Pompano Beach, Florida. Workshop registration consists of an overview of the Green House model, research outcomes, tours of the Green House homes, and uncovering successful cornerstones to develop and operationalize sustainable Green House homes.

Speakers and tours will explore:

• Market feasibility
• Financial feasibility
• Architectural design
• Construction insights
• Operational testimony
• Staff panel discussions
• An overview of how elders orchestrated the adoption of the Green House model at John Knox Village
• Tours of Seaside Cove, a renovated SNF that incorporates GHP’s core values, and short-term rehabilitation in Green House homes.

Included in the $595 registration fee are three post-workshop Deep Dive Virtual Webinars which explore:

• The Green House Business Case
• Short-term Rehabilitation Success in the Green House Model
• Workforce Impact in the Green House Model

For those not able to attend in person, but interested in the Deep Dive Virtual Webinar series, registration is available at a cost of $149 per webinar.

Wednesday, March 16: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., outdoor reception from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, March 17: 9 a.m. to noon

Past Workshops

Cultural Transformation: A Virtual Workshop for Traditional Nursing Homes

The impact of COVID-19 on senior living has demonstrated the need to transform eldercare. Data from a study of Green House homes during the pandemic has demonstrated that the model is resilient, well-designed, and able to manage the virus in remarkable ways.

On Aug. 17, The Green House Project hosted a workshop that unpacked the application of the Green House principles and core values in traditional nursing home settings.

Speakers and presentations during this six-hour event unlocked the potential for providers to transform and disrupt the senior housing market. Green House 2.0 adopters examined providers’ own experiences in creating relationship-rich, person-directed living settings without having to rebuild or undergo major renovations.

Testimonials revealed the ROI in applying the model’s core values within their own communities and explored their experiences becoming part of a network of peers with many years of experience and thought leadership.