Innovative Housing Options for Persons Living with Dementia

Innovative Housing Options for Persons Living with Dementia

By brainXchange

Date and time

Thu, Nov 27, 2014 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST

Location

Online Event

Description

This event is closed due to maximum capacity. A RECORDING of this event, along with a copy of the slides and related resources will be available for your viewing and access on the brainxchange.ca website shortly after the live event. Thank you.

Presenters

Frances Morton-Chang, MHSc., PhD(c), Gerontologist and Health Policy Researcher

Amy Porteous, Vice-President, Planning and Residential Programs, Bruyère Continuing Care

Summary

Most persons living with dementia (PLWD) if given a choice would prefer to age at home in the community. This session will highlight the growing need for innovative housing options for PLWD, common support needs of PLWD and caregivers, and a high level overview of types of housing options available for PLWD.

This session will also feature a case study on Bruyère Village in Ottawa including steps in the development of Bruyère Village, four levels of care offered at the Village with a special focus on their Cluster Care Model, and targeted supports offered to persons living with dementia and their caregivers.

We ask that you only register for this event if you are certain you can attend, we also encourage participants joining from the same location or organization to share a computer, as we have limited space. Thank you.


Questions? Email: support@brainxchange.ca

Organized by

The brainXchange is a network of people dedicated to improving quality of life and supports for persons with or at risk of having brain-health needs related to dementia, mental health and neurological conditions related to aging or have experienced brain health changes earlier in life that are now more complex with aging.

 

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