Home, Not a Facility: Rewriting Dementia Support in SILĀ
Picture a typical supported living home for someone with dementia. Staff in matching uniforms. A roster on the wall. Doors that lock, routines set by the shift change, and a quiet line between “the workers” and “the client”. It’s safe, on paper. But is it a life? At People First Nursing, we decided it isn’t […]
Care That Starts With the Person
Good nursing care starts with a simple question: who is this person, and what matters to them? It sounds obvious. Yet in a busy health system, care can easily shrink to a chart, a shift roster or a list of tasks. At People First Nursing, we built our whole approach around the opposite idea. The […]