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Epoch Dementia Day Care Program

Focussing on emotional well-being

A stimulating and supportive home-like environment for your elderly loved one living with dementia, wherein they can freely engage in planned activities with their peers and receive nurturing care. It focuses on the person as much as the medical condition.

Epoch has 10+ years of relevant experience, trained & professional team, and follows evidence-based, global best practices.

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Timings: 10 am in the morning - 5 pm in the evening

Location:

Gustav House: N-34, Block N, Mayfield Garden, Gurugram, Haryana

Vermeer House: H 34/16, DLF Phase 1, Gurugram, Haryana

Frida House: 1087 Sector 40, Gurugram, Haryana

Picasso House: Opposite Nyati Wind Chimes, Nyati County, Undri, Pune, Maharashtra

Monet House: Eon waterfront, Phase 1, Kharadi, Pune, Maharashtra

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Have a look at these articles on dementia by our CEO, Neha Sinha.

Embracing the Future as Technology Revolutionizes Elder Care and Enhances Quality of Life

The world is experiencing an extraordinary revolution, driven by the relentless march of time itself. The aging convulsion is transforming the healthcare environment, notably in the discipline of elderly health. The United Nations Population Fund’s India Ageing Report 2023 anticipates that the number of people aged 60 or above will reach 3.47 million by 2050. This projection leads to the need for increased development of creative techniques and comprehensive approaches to meet the growing requirements of the elderly.

Amending well-being with dietary guidelines for people with Dementia

Dementia, a progressive decline in cognitive abilities, influences thinking, memory and the ability to perform regular activities. While dementia has no cure, a healthy, well-balanced diet plays a vital role in managing it. This goes beyond physical health; a balanced diet impacts cognitive function and by adopting a holistic care approach that addresses cognitive and emotional needs, caregivers can significantly improve the quality of life in elders with dementia.

Healthy habits, healthy minds: 4 lifestyle strategies for elders’ mental health

It is not uncommon for people to witness a decline in their health as they age. While physical health becomes a prime topic of discussion on aging, mental health, significantly impacting overall well-being, can’t be ignored. As elders navigate various life changes, including retirement, loss of loved ones, and physical health challenges, their mental health can be significantly affected and we need to be prepared for that.

6 workouts and tips to maintain an active lifestyle in your golden years

Exercise is vital for everyone, but it holds particular significance for the elderly. As we age, the likelihood of neurodegenerative disorders increases, making an active lifestyle even more crucial. Staying active not only enhances our physical well-being but also significantly boosts our mental health.

Supporting Elders with Dementia: A Holistic Care Guide

According to Statista, as of 2023, more than 10% of the Indian population is 60 years of age or older, and this proportion is expected to rise by 2025. However, while aging is a natural process, it can bring about a variety of changes that leave the elderly vulnerable and stressed about their health and wellness, one of the more serious of which is dementia.

Palliative care for elders

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Caregiver Tips On Managing Late Stage Dementia At Home

A progressive illness, dementia is actually a group of symptoms, or a syndrome, in which there is global deterioration of cognitive function accompanied by changes...

Phenomenon of healthy ageing and physiology of ageing

Ageing is not a disease but a biological universal phenomenon and is attributed to various factors including disease, environment, genetics, lifestyle, and the natural process itself. Today most people can expect longevity in their 60s and beyond. People worldwide...

Current scenario of eldercare market, is policy strengthening required in our country?

India is at a crossroads when it comes to elder care. Still considered a young nation, caring for elderly historically (and culturally) has always been considered as an individual, familial responsibility rather than the responsibility of the state or community. One of the few silver linings...

The effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on neuropsychiatric symptoms in dementia

In late 2019, SARS-CoV-2 was identified as a new type of coronavirus which quickly escalated into a global pandemic and from then, life changed for everyone, everywhere. One of the earliest conclusions about its severity arose from its effect on the ageing population and on people with underlying comorbidities. Within the ageing…

Dementia: myths, fact and all you need to know about the neurodegenerative condition

Dementia is a neurodegenerative condition that affects the cognitive functioning of the brain like thinking, reasoning, and remembering to such an extent that it hinders the day to day normal activities of an elderly individual. It affects...

Effective nutrition care tips for the elderly with dementia

Dementia is a complex disease, chronic and progressive in nature, in which cognitive functions such as thinking, remembering, reasoning and behavioural abilities deteriorate. Due to this loss, a person’s daily life and activities...

Check out these blogs on Dementia by our team.

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Loss of Language in Dementia: Understanding the Unspoken Words

Prasita Nair, Head of Clinical Operations

Language is not the only form of communication. Communication is an important part of human life. Can we imagine a life where we are not able to communicate and express our emotions? This is exactly what happens to an elderly diagnosed with dementia, where a loss of language is seen commonly.

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Importance of Environment Design in Dementia Care

Abhishek Mohanty, Design & Marketing

My time with Epoch has made me see design in a very different perspective. The role of design in a dementia care environment is about about creating something which is primarily for an audience who may or may not understand.

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Recognising and Management of Pain in Dementia

Bipin Babu, Senior Facility Nurse, Frida House

Pain in someone with Dementia, especially in the moderate to the advanced stages can be a challenging issue. The elderly may be unable to express that they are uncomfortable or feeling ill.

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Personalising Rooms for People with Dementia

Chinchu Joseph, Facility Manager, Vermeer House

People with dementia often face difficulty in making sense of the world around them. The environment around them is important because, that should be supporting their functions, accommodating behavioural changes, maximizing their abilities, promoting safety and encouraging maximum independence.

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Dementia Screening and Diagnosis

Dr Naganath Narasimhan Prem, Chief Consultant, Geriatric Medicine

The month of September is celebrated as Alzheimer’s Disease awareness month and 21st September is World Alzheimer’s Day. Dementia is increasing and by 2050 India is expecting 14.3 million people to deal with it.

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