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Thursday, September 10, 2009 11:42 AM

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Richmond Healthcare resident Jack Angell and activity director Cheryl Griest share a moment Wednesday during an open house for the facility’s new Alzheimer’s and dementia unit, Traditions.

Living area’s new design aims to make Alzheimer’s, dementia patients happier

By LINDA BROWN, Herald Staff

Residents with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia soon will be separated from the general population at Richmond Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center.

It’s segregation by design. The new living area on the west side of the long-term care facility, 304 E. South St., Richmond, has been tailored to meet specific needs and offer quality-of-life improvements.

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