The Denver Post ran a story that is, at least at first glance, encouraging. Titled, "Rebirth in care of the elderly," the story centers on the changes in attitude of administrators and staffers in nursing homes. Patient-centered is the key word, here. There is more awareness, thankfully, that good care centers aren't in business for the convenience of the staff. They are there for the residents.
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