Our approach integrates clinical research, aging science, psychology, and operational design to reimagine how communities can support people living with dementia.
We plan, build, and engage communities, guided by research and expertise across six key domains.
Each domain is an integral part of an operational model that allows us to design environments that truly work for dementia-friendly communities.
guides care model development and supports the design of spaces suitable for individuals with cognitive impairments.
We collaborate with the clinicians and researchers from various fields, including:
Cognitive decline and memory preservation
Chronic disease management and mobility support
Risk mitigation through design (e.g., fall prevention, sensory adaptation)
Aging-in-place frameworks and aging cohort analysis
ensure the model aligns with larger healthcare frameworks, including the National dementia strategy of Canada.
We strive to reduce hospital strain and provide access to essential healthcare services for every community member, focusing on:
Decentralized care delivery
Cross-jurisdictional equity
Interoperability between housing and public health
Supports caregivers and community residents in creating a safe, more interactive, personalized environment.
Our technology strategy is guided by real-world research in:
Predictive analytics for aging
Wearables and behavioral monitoring
Smart infrastructure that balances freedom and safety
ensure the model aligns with larger healthcare frameworks, including the National dementia strategy of Canada.
Our development planning integrates:
Land use optimization for rural, suburban, and urban contexts
Biophilic design and low-carbon construction approaches
Community services planning to reduce isolation and car dependency
Water, waste, and energy strategies aligned with environmental performance targets
play a key role in designing durable and adaptable physical environments to meet evolving needs over time.
provide an understanding of social behaviour, social support systems, and community dynamics within the dementia-friendly village.
Behavioural health is the foundation of cognitive health. That is why Quilt Community combines research around:
Social inclusion and purpose-driven roles for senior adults
Emotional regulation through space design
Daily structure and sensory orientation
Normalization of living through shared routines and familiar rituals
We partner with researchers, designers, caregivers, and innovators to build and refine the Quilt Community. Join us in redefining dementia care.
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