The power of love and collaboration. Sixteen Ecumen customers recently renewed their wedding vows, celebrating 928 years of marriage.
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Genuine humility doesn't mean thinking less of ourselves, but thinking of ourselves less. Enjoy the newest post by Ecumen blogger Jim Klobuchar.
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Meet Rachel Veitch. After 90 years and 600,000+ miles, she's rolling.
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Senator Franken sees long-term care as bi-partisan place for common ground. He's right.
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World War II hero and Ecumen customer Don Singlestad to be honored in Italy during dedication of Red Bulls.
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You're invited to participate in series of three citizen workshops will be convened in the Twin Cities in August; each will work at creating incentives that produce a financially sustainable system of quality long-term care.
Rep. Paul Thissen, Minnesota gubernatorial candidate, puts age wave and long-term care as major issue and opportunity for innovation.
Writer provides insight on10 key things churches need to know about seniors. What do you think churches need to know about seniors?
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House Democrats drop the ball in making long-term care financing reform part of health care reform.
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Connie Goldman is an extremely talented person and a friend of Ecumen. She's written a number of books and earlier in her career was host for National Public Radio's All Things Considered. She's contributed this post to us that starts in someone else's garden but says a lot about our own growth.
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