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‘Lots of care homes won’t take dementia patients, so this is good news’

Summary by Kent Online
A new 83-bed care home for dementia patients will replace a former convent, despite a swell of opposition.

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‘Lots of care homes won’t take dementia patients, so this is good news’

A new 83-bed care home for dementia patients will replace a former convent, despite a swell of opposition.

·Kent, United Kingdom
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Nursing home takes new initiative to benefit residents with dementia

A new type of light is one of the big things in the overhaul of Odense nursing homes. As part of the municipality's project The Foundation of Welfare, Odense nursing homes will be equipped with a number of measures that make life more comfortable, especially for residents with dementia. - This means that they will have a better quality of life, that they can feel more secure, that they can feel more at home, says Berit Kuhlmann, nursing home man…

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Kent Online broke the news in Kent, United Kingdom on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.
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