News & Events
Diversity and Inclusion at GoodLife
For more than 40 years, GoodLife Innovations has served and represented individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities (I/DD). From our inception, diversity has been represented in the organization with gender, race, religious preference, sexual orientation and those with differing abilities. To create an open dialogue about diversity within GoodLife we are establishing a Diversity Committee which includes consumers, employees, leadership… read more
GoodLife Celebrates DSP Spirit Week
We love our DSPs and can’t wait to celebrate them during GoodLife Spirit Week beginning on Monday, June 8. There is a different theme each day and lots of prizes to win and fun for everyone! We are starting things off with a “Lifesaver” for each DSP across the agency. Stay tuned for more details each day and thanks for… read more
The Never-Ending Quest for the GoodLife: ANCOR shares our strategy
As we continue our search for the GoodLife, we recognize it can be more difficult and challenging during these uncertain times. In the April edition of Connections, the monthly publication from ANCOR, we share some of our strategies and successes as we look forward toward a new normal while continuing to provide the best, safest care possible for the individuals… read more
#GivingTuesdayNow: May 5, 2020
On May 5, 2020, GoodLife Innovations is participating in #GivingTuesdayNow, a global day of unity and giving. As you know, GoodLife is redefining what’s possible for people with disabilities and seniors. We offer a growing collection of community living service models, support services, and technologies to deliver affordable, high-quality, sustainable care. We welcome donations that will be used to thank… read more
Collaborations Drive a Connected Community: GoodLife featured in ANCOR publication
GoodLife shares how working together and collaborating within our community is key in the March edition of Connections, the monthly publication from ANCOR. We also featured this article from our blog, and while we can’t predict the future, we — like many of you — are trusting in our unique strengths and key partnerships to help us aggressively manage crises. Read… read more
GoodLife is hiring!
Isn’t it time to work in one of the best and safest jobs available? We are hiring direct support professionals (DSPs) to help adults with special needs live independently while assisting with daily living activities. We serve individuals who live in small homes in Johnson or Douglas County in neighborhoods near you. We offer full-time, 3-day, 12-hour shifts during the… read more
GoodLife Statement Regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Dear Friends and Colleagues, We wanted to provide an update on the steps GoodLife is taking to be proactive in addressing the forecasted spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). Our top priority is the health and safety of our individuals served and employees. While we have no confirmed cases of coronavirus at GoodLife, we are working hard to prevent exposure agency-wide.… read more
CEO Mike Strouse featured on Uncovering Kansas Podcast
GoodLife CEO Mike Strouse is featured on February’s episode of the Uncovering Kansas podcast. Did you know there is a podcast dedicated to sharing innovative people, places and things happening throughout the state of Kansas? Check out Mike’s interview with host Rachel Berbiglia from the Uncovering Kansas podcast to hear more about GoodLife Innovations’ past, present and future and be… read more
GoodLife’s Neighborhood Network service model featured in recent edition of Connections
We continue to reimagine independence at GoodLife and the most recent edition of Connections, the newsletter published by ANCOR, featured an article from our blog. The Neighborhood Network service model fuses 24/7 peace of mind with personalized care at the exact moment and place of need, thereby reducing costs and allowing those we serve to experience meaningful and satisfying lives.… read more
ANCOR featured recent GoodLife article on tested strategies to improve your bottom line
The December edition of Connections, the newsletter published by ANCOR, featured an article from our blog. The piece outlined ways in which to improve your bottom line. As a community provider who cares for individuals with developmental disabilities (I/DD), you’re all too familiar with the problems we face with flat-lined state and federal reimbursements. The recently published article “Missouri Looking… read more
