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/***********************************************
* Fading Scroller- © Dynamic Drive DHTML code library (www.dynamicdrive.com)
* This notice MUST stay intact for legal use
* Visit Dynamic Drive at http://www.dynamicdrive.com/ for full source code
***********************************************/
var delay = 3000; //set delay between message change (in miliseconds)
var maxsteps=30; // number of steps to take to change from start color to endcolor
var stepdelay=40; // time in miliseconds of a single step
//**Note: maxsteps*stepdelay will be total time in miliseconds of fading effect
var startcolor= new Array(255,255,255); // start color (red, green, blue)
var endcolor=new Array(0,104,179); // end color (red, green, blue)
var fcontent=new Array();
begintag=''; //set opening tag, such as font declarations
fcontent[0]="Home-like Environment";
fcontent[1]="State-of-the-Art Residential Care";
fcontent[2]="New and Innovative";
fcontent[3]="Improving the Quality of Life";
fcontent[4]="Long-Term Skilled Nursing Care";
fcontent[5]="Transition to Home Care";
fcontent[6]="Palliative and End-of-Life Care";
fcontent[7]="Respite Care";
closetag=' ';
var fwidth='480px'; //set scroller width
var fheight='30px'; //set scroller height
var fadelinks=1; //should links inside scroller content also fade like text? 0 for no, 1 for yes.
///No need to edit below this line/////////////////
var ie4=document.all&&!document.getElementById;
var DOM2=document.getElementById;
var faderdelay=0;
var index=0;
/*Rafael Raposo edited function*/
//function to change content
function changecontent(){
if (index>=fcontent.length)
index=0
if (DOM2){
document.getElementById("fscroller").style.color="rgb("+startcolor[0]+", "+startcolor[1]+", "+startcolor[2]+")"
document.getElementById("fscroller").innerHTML=begintag+fcontent[index]+closetag
if (fadelinks)
linkcolorchange(1);
colorfade(1, 15);
}
else if (ie4)
document.all.fscroller.innerHTML=begintag+fcontent[index]+closetag;
index++
}
// colorfade() partially by Marcio Galli for Netscape Communications. ////////////
// Modified by Dynamicdrive.com
function linkcolorchange(step){
var obj=document.getElementById("fscroller").getElementsByTagName("A");
if (obj.length>0){
for (i=0;i 0) {
newcolor[i] = startcolor[i]-(Math.round((diff/maxsteps))*step);
} else {
newcolor[i] = startcolor[i]+(Math.round((Math.abs(diff)/maxsteps))*step);
}
}
return ("rgb(" + newcolor[0] + ", " + newcolor[1] + ", " + newcolor[2] + ")");
}
if (ie4||DOM2)
document.write('');
if (window.addEventListener)
window.addEventListener("load", changecontent, false)
else if (window.attachEvent)
window.attachEvent("onload", changecontent)
else if (document.getElementById)
window.onload=changecontent
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OUR MISSION
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Exceptional Care for Children improves the lives of technology-dependent children and their families through skilled nursing, transitional and palliative care. We are a haven for healing fragile bodies when improvement is possible, and a refuge for nurturing vulnerable spirits when a cure is unattainable.
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Exceptional Care for Children: Caring for the Whole Child
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ECC 2011 Video from Exceptional Care on Vimeo.
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Welcome to Exceptional Care for Children, a state-of-the-art residential healthcare facility serving technology-dependent children and their families. Located in Newark, Delaware, Exceptional Care for Children provides a continuum of care in a home-like environment.
Exceptional Care for Children (ECC) is the first and only pediatric, skilled nursing facility in
Delaware. Opening in 2006 with only 10 rooms, and having responded to increasing demands from our area's leading pediatric hospitals, ECC now has 20 rooms, with plans to expand to 31 private rooms by 2012. ECC provides long-term, transitional, palliative, and end-of-life care to technology dependent children and their families. Situated on nearly eight acres of serene, suburban property, ECC provides top-quality pediatric care in a home-like setting.
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