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Why ‘dementia villages’ could be the future of long-term care
- Laura Tamblyn Watts discussed “dementia villages” during a Closer Look podcast interview.
- Watts is the CEO of CanAge, a national, non-partisan organization focused on advocating for and improving older adults’ lives.
- The number of people over 80 in Ontario is expected to rise sharply.
- Advocates say dementia villages could help Ontario prepare for this demographic change and shape the future of long-term care.
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Why ‘dementia villages’ could be the future of long-term care
'It looks like a small town': The number of people over the age of 80 in Ontario is set to soar, and advocates say one housing concept could help us prepare for the demographic shift
·Orillia, Canada
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