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Archie Hendricks, Sr. Skilled Nursing Facility and Tohono O'odham Hospice

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Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development
Year: 
2009

Archie Hendricks, Sr. Skilled Nursing Facility and Tohono O'odham Hospice

Archie Hendricks, Sr. Skilled Nursing Facility and Tohono O'odham Hospice
ARCHIE HENDRICKS, SR. SKILLED NURSING FACILITY AND TOHONO O'ODHAM HOSPICE

For decades Tohono O’odham elders in need of skilled nursing had to move far away from family and friends to receive care, or stay home and forgo long-term care services. However, with the opening of the Archie Hendricks, Sr. Skilled Nursing Facility, O’odham elders can now remain in the community. Combining today’s latest technologies and world-class clinical care with traditional values, the nursing home has become one of the finest elder care facilities anywhere in the United States.

cultural match, elder care, health care, nursing facility, traditional knowledge
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Tohono O'odham Nation
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Honoring Nations Reports
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Civics, Cultural Affairs, Economic and Community Development
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"Archie Hendrick, Sr. Skilled Nursing Facility and Tohono O'odham Hospice." Honoring Nations: 2008 Honoree. Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University. Cambridge, Massachusetts. 2009. Report.

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