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France Builds Alzheimer’s Village

ADVANCES IN DEMENTIA CARE – VIDEO:

Dementia-Villages are catching on, with France building the largest one yet. At $28 million, take a quick look at the social, freedom and health advantages offered by this new angle on dementia care.

SEE HOW DEMENTIA VILLAGES ARE CATCHING ON AROUND THE WORLD. Links to more villages below…



  1. HOLLAND: First Amazing Dementia Village Cares for Advanced Alzheimer’s

  2. NEW ZEALAND: Next Year’s Dementia Village

  3. VILLAGE-FOR-A-DAY: Town Halls: Discovering The New World of Alzheimer’s Day Care
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Candle In the Light
Candle In the Light
July 28, 2019 11:22 pm

This did not get the right audience. It is a good coverage for FOX

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