Kallar Lodge care home in Barking and Dagenham is utilizing innovative technology to improve the lives of its 43 dementia residents. The introduction of robot pets has notably reduced distress, allowing residents to bond emotionally and engage in longer, happier interactions. Furthermore, digital translators are bridging language barriers for non-English speaking residents, fostering social engagement and improving communication with staff. Care home manager Pauline Humphrey emphasized how these advancements are enhancing overall self-esteem and participation in group activities, ultimately transforming care for individuals with dementia.
The introduction of robot dogs and cats has significantly helped to reduce distress in residents, enabling even non-verbal residents to form emotional connections.
Digital translators have improved the quality of life for residents who do not speak English, addressing social isolation and enhancing connections with staff.
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