By 2060, the lives of nearly 14 million Americans will be changed because of dementia, according to the CDC. It is startling statistics like these which are leading more communities to find ways to better support these residents and their families.
At the helm of these efforts in Westlake, is the Carolyn L. Farrell Foundation for Brain Health.
“Most individuals we work with live in their own homes and residences, so they often become isolated, so socialization is an opportunity to come to our facility or wherever we do programming,” said Jerry Devis, who serves as the foundation’s Executive Director. “To become impacted by dementia, sometimes people become cognizant of that and fearful in the community. So, we try to bring joy and experiences and we have numerous programs for individuals and their families.”
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