When you think of “assisted living facility,” you might think of a pretty run-of-the mill series of long hallways, front doors, and neutral colors, but Lantern of Chagrin Valley in Chagrin Falls, Ohio — a facility specializing in the care of Alzheimer’s and dementia patients — has completely changed the way we think about assisted living.
Instead of long hallways and doors, they’ve totally recreated a 1940s suburb — complete with front porches, manicured grass, street lights, and a ceiling sky that actually brightens and dims with the time of day!
Click here to learn more about how Lantern is using this unusual design to offer better therapy to their residents.
