AboutUs_hero.jpg“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:

 

Multi-Site Organizations:
Aegis Living

Aegis Gardens Fremont 
Entire Facility (Fremont, CA)
Awarded March 27, 2024
  

Aegis Living Bellevue Overlake
Entire Facility (Seattle, WA)
Awarded April 29, 2025
   

Aegis Living Dana Point 
Entire Facility (Dana Point, CA)
Awarded March 20, 2024
      

Aegis Living Fremont
Entire Facility (Fremont, CA)
Awarded September 17, 2024
   

Aegis Living Kent
Entire Facility (Kent, WA)
Awarded April 4, 2025
   

Aegis Living Kirkland
Entire Facility (Kirkland, WA)
Awarded April 4, 2025
   

Aegis Living Kirkland Waterfront
Entire Facility (Kirkland, WA)
Awarded April 4, 2025
 

Aegis Living Laguna Niguel
Entire Facility (Laguna Niguel, CA)
Awarded May 29, 2025
  

Aegis Living Lake Union
Entire Facility (Seattle, WA)
Awarded April 4, 2025
   

Aegis Living Lynnwood
Entire Facility (Lynnwood, WA)
Awarded April 4, 2025
 

Aegis Living Napa
Entire Facility (Napa, CA)
Awarded April 9, 2024
  

Aegis Living Queen Anne Rodgers Park
Entire Facility (Seattle, WA)
Awarded April 29, 2025
   

Aegis Living Ravenna
Entire Facility (Seattle, WA)
Awarded April 4, 2025

Aegis Living Redmond
Entire Facility (Redmond, WA)
Awarded April 29, 2025
   

Aegis Living Shadowridge 
Entire Facility (Oceanside, CA)
Awarded March 15, 2024
   

Aegis Lodge
Entire Facility (Kirkland, WA)
Awarded May 29, 2025
   

 
Agape Care Group 

ACG Hospice
Alabama Service Area
Awarded July 22, 2025  

*NEW* ACG Hospice
Kansas Service Area
Awarded August 15, 2025

*NEW* ACG Hospice
Louisiana Service Area
Awarded September 2, 2025 

*NEW* ACG Hospice
Mississippi Service Area
Awarded August 15, 2025

*NEW* ACG Hospice
Missouri Service Area
Awarded August 15, 2025

*NEW* ACG Hospice
Oklahoma Service Area
Awarded August 21, 2025

*NEW* ACG Hospice
 Virginia Service Area
Awarded September 2, 2025

*NEW* Agape Care South Carolina 
 Awarded September 2, 2025

 *NEW* Georgia Hospice Care 
 Awarded September 2, 2025

Hospice of the Carolina Foothills
North Carolina Service Area 
Awarded July 22, 2025  

Sun Health Communities

Grandview Terrace Assisted Living
Meadows and Arcadia Neighborhoods
(Sun City West, AZ)
Awarded June 20, 2025

The Colonnade Assisted Living
Artessa and Melazzo Neighborhoods
(Surprise, AZ)
Awarded April 14, 2025
     

 
Single Site Organizations:

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

Living Branches-Souderton Mennonite Homes  
Seranata Personal Care Neighborhood
(Souderton, PA) Awarded April 11, 2025
 

Martinsburg VA Medical Center
Community Living Center (Martinsburg, WV)
Awarded June 4, 2024
         

Monmouth Crossing
Entire Facility (Freehold, NJ)
Awarded April 24, 2024     

Twin Cities Care LLC  
Entire Organization (Edina, MN)
Awarded March 18, 2024
   

University of Guam
Margaret Perez Hattori-Uchima School of Health
(Mangilao, Guam) Awarded May 15, 2024
 

 

Click here to Learn How
YOUR Organization Can Earn  
Dementia Capable Care Workforce Leader !

Updated September 2025

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