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Videri, formerly Group Homes Australia, starts 24th home for people with dementia
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Videri, formerly Group Homes Australia, starts 24th home for people with dementia
Founded in 2012 by Tamar Krebs, the innovative private model of care for people living with dementia, has homes in local communities, with six to 10 bedrooms, offering 24/7 dementia care, including Flexible Respite, long-term, end-of-life and palliative care. Videri, formerly Group Homes Australia, has begun building its 24th home for people living with dementia in Cherrybrook, 29km northwest of Sydney's CBD. It has also told The Weekly SOURCE …
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