“Real leaders demonstrate commitment by doing the extraordinary. They are willing to do the hard work and go the extra mile to be the best, because they care so much. They are focused on more than getting the job done. They have a real passion for their mission, and it shows. We’d like to thank these leaders for championing quality dementia care by preparing their team in Dementia Capable Care. Congratulations on your achievement and thank you!” ~ Kim Warchol

The Dementia Capable Care Workforce Leader recognition is offered to organizations who are committed to creating a dementia capable workforce, using Dementia Capable Care training!  We want to recognize these leaders for preparing their staff with the knowledge and skills to make the world a better place for those living with dementia and their loved ones!  

Recognition Recipients:

Garden Terrace Alzheimer’s Center of Excellence at Aurora 
Entire Facility
Awarded November 15, 2023

Aegis Living Shadowridge 
Entire Facility
Awarded March 15, 2024       

Twin Cities Care LLC  
Entire Organization
Awarded March 18, 2024   

Aegis Living Dana Point 
Entire Facility
Awarded March 20, 2024        

Aegis Gardens Fremont 
Entire Facility​​​​​​​
Awarded March 27, 2024  

Aegis Living Napa
Entire Facility​​​​​​​
Awarded April 9, 2024         

Monmouth Crossing
Entire Facility​​​​​​​
Awarded April 24, 2024                   

Want to learn more about the Dementia Capable Care Workforce Leader digital badge and recognition?

• Click here to learn more. If you are ready to share with the world that you are an organization committed to preparing the workforce to deliver high quality, person-centered dementia care, click here to apply.  

Gain the knowledge and skills to optimize function, safety, and quality of life for those you serve and certifications to distinguish yourself or your organization as a leader
 

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Updated 1/11/24

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