That’s how often someone in aged care — including people living with dementia — benefits from a NeuronsVR therapy session.
Dementia remains a growing national challenge. In 2026, an estimated 446,500 Australians are living with dementia, a number projected to more than double to over one million by 2065. The impact spans all ages, including 29,000 Australians living with younger onset dementia and around 1,500 children living with childhood dementia.
On peak days, NeuronsVR supports up to 575 therapy sessions across aged care services, delivered by teams choosing person-centred, non-pharmacological approaches to dementia care.
The greatest impact is seen where therapy is embedded into care plans and everyday practice, supporting familiarity, connection, and dignity over time.
This impact is made possible by nurses, lifestyle teams, carers, and providers who put people first.
Statistics sourced from Dementia Australia. NeuronsVR data based on aggregated, de-identified usage across Australian aged care services.
