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Community rallies for locator devices to aid dementia patients

July 09, 2024 | Lewis County, Kentucky



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Community rallies for locator devices to aid dementia patients
During a recent government meeting, officials discussed the allocation of a $3,227 grant aimed at enhancing support for individuals with Alzheimer's and dementia. The focus of the conversation centered on the implementation of a locator tracking device designed to assist in locating residents who may wander off due to their conditions.

One participant emphasized the personal impact of this initiative, noting that the need for such technology resonates with many families affected by these diseases. They expressed a willingness to provide support through surveys and testimonials to bolster the program's effectiveness. The participant also shared experiences from previous search and rescue operations, highlighting the potential benefits of the locator device in real-life scenarios.

The discussion underscored the importance of community engagement and the need for practical solutions to address the challenges faced by individuals with cognitive impairments and their families. The meeting concluded with a consensus on the value of pursuing this grant to improve safety and support for vulnerable residents.

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