The nation’s first “dementia village” is coming to Wisconsin, a $40 million undertaking aimed at helping residents preserve community, connection and quality of life even as their illness progresses.
“Living at this campus will not feel like an institution — we are building individual households that look and feel just like a home,” Lynne Sexten, president and CEO of Agrace, the nonprofit healthcare agency behind the community, said in a press release.
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