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Integrated Care. Better Outcomes. MEMORY CARE
Senior Living Executive magazine recognizes MatrixCare for its generous support and thought leadership of Argentum’s 2016 memory care programming.
Argentum Memory Care Roundtable highlights innovative programs such as Hearthstone Alzheimer Care’s Scripted Improv as a way to improve quality of life and promote engagement among residents with cognitive impairment.
breaking into laughter with their peers. also the result of a federally funded clinical study on systematic non-pharmacological engagement treatment for people experi- encing dementia.
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are designed to give people a life worth liv- to create the program through the Small the understanding that we really can make division has received more of these grants than any other organization in the country for non-pharmacological treatment for Senior Living Executive’s on memory care and building design in the as a way to treat people with dementia without drugs and as a program to evaluate - of people diagnosed as clinically depressed.
group of older adults sits in a cir- by citing lines and holding props
the program led to an increased quality of developed in collaboration with Ladder to
laddertothemoon.co.uk. and as people living with cognitive challenges
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theater program as an innovation that improved resident care and quality of life therapy for depression and agitation. The program created by Hearthstone includes three story lines that senior living community program directors can use to put on a play with up to 20 people with dementia who improvise the roles. Hearthstone sells parts of the program and although it was de- veloped with the aid of professional actors to Continued on page 50
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