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Number of People Living with
Dementia Worldwide *

Current AGE-u-cate Partners
Worldwide

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People Impacted by AGE-u-cate
Education Programs Worldwide

Where Empathy & Expertise Transform Dementia Care

At AGE-u-cate, we help caregivers see the person, not just the diagnosis. Through immersive, empathy-based education, we transform how care teams understand and support those living with dementia – fostering dignity, compassion, and connection at every touchpoint. Are you dementia ready?

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We use Dementia Live as the foundation for all of our in- house dementia training. People are always surprised by what they learn from participating in the Dementia Live Experience.

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—Linda O., Education Coach, Plymouth Harbor

Immersive and Experiential
Training Courses

Integrated simulation training yields exponential retention rates and accelerated learning. Our programs focus on real-world empathy development, person-centered care, skill-building, ready-set-go framework for easy implementation and sustainability, along with a comprehensive library of supporting tools.

Senior Living
Home Care
Hospice
Adult Day Centers
Universities
Community Colleges
Community Based Organizations
Area Agencies on Aging
Aging and Disability Resource Centers
Hospitals
Health Care Companies
and more

Powerful Community Outreach and Family Education

We believe EVERYONE needs dementia education. Our program partners are equipped with the tools to deliver AGE-u-cate programs to the community! No guesswork – it’s all included in our flexible and easy-to-deliver program integration.

Activities and Memory Care Professionals
Dementia Specialists
Nurses
Social Workers
Community Health Workers
Dementia Education Professionals
Volunteer Leaders
Marketing Professionals
Geriatric Care Managers
and more

Assisting Government
Initiatives

Our programs align with governmental frameworks dedicated to creating and executing solutions that enhance the well-being of individuals with dementia, their caregivers, and communities; improving the quality of care and life for nursing home residents; and contributing to public health goals through collaborative stakeholder relationships.

Civil Monetary Penalty (CMP) Program
BOLD Infrastructure for Alzheimer’s Act
GUIDE Model for Medicare Part B Providers
Geriatrics Workforce Enhancement Program (GWEP)
Home and Community Based Services Training (HCBS)
Dementia Training for First Responders (Crisis Intervention)
Administration for Community Living (ACL) Dementia Capable Projects

Program Solutions

Dementia Live

Step into the world of dementia through this highly immersive simulation experience. Easy to learn and deliver, Dementia Live is reshaping perceptions, deepening understanding, and fostering empathy for millions worldwide.

Compassionate Touch

A holistic, person-centered approach that combines research-based skilled touch and specialized communication techniques to build trust, reduce stress, manage pain, improve sleep and deepen care partner relationships.

Intergenerational Arts Programming for People Living with Dementia

Unlock the Transformative Power of Art in the Lives of Those Living with Dementia with this Unique Intergenerational Arts-Based Programming. Perfect for Engagement professionals, volunteers, family care partners, CNAs, PSWs and other aging services.

REVEAL Aging Courses

Micro-learning courses designed for the modern learner. Change attitudes, actions, and care practices through cognitive and emotional engagement. Supports existing programs or as stand-alone courses for staff, students, and families.

Each 1-hour Course includes a Verified Digital Badge and Certificate

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Our Center of Geriatric Nursing Excellence’s Dementia Live initiative has provided support to colleagues and students, has educational impact on RNs and others who will be entering the healthcare workforce, and has reached community members with some of our related translational projects. It has been a valuable resource!

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—Janice W., CGNE Administrator and Education Program Director, Penn State

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* The World Health Organization, Alzheimer's Association, and the Centers for Disease Control closely agree that worldwide, the number of people living with dementia stood at approximately 55 million in 2023 and is growing at a rate of over 3.4 million per year. Without a prevention or cure, it is estimated that over 157 million people will be living with some form of dementia by the year 2050.