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Explore the latest research, best practices, case studies, and innovations in dementia care, aged care, and non-pharmacological therapy.

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Amana Living: Non-Pharmacological Wound care | NeuronsVR

At Amana Living’s Wearne House in Mandurah, NeuronsVR therapy became part of wound care, helping a resident stay calm and comfortable during dressing changes and reducing the need for opioids. NeuronsVR is now in every Amana Living home.

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Lutheran Homes Barossa: NeuronsVR Therapy and Dementia Care in the Barossa Valley

In the Barossa Valley, Lutheran Homes Barossa has made NeuronsVR therapy part of everyday dementia care, giving residents calm, familiar experiences that support connection, memory and a sense of who they are.

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Southern Cross Care (NSW & ACT): VR Therapy for Dementia Care | NeuronsVR

How Southern Cross Care (NSW & ACT) uses NeuronsVR therapy across its homes to support residents living with dementia through calm, person-centred, non-pharmacological care.

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OzCare & NeuronsVR Therapy Across Queensland

How Ozcare uses NeuronsVR therapy across its Queensland residential aged care homes for dementia care, reminiscence, relaxation and non-pharmacological pain management.

Dementia Care

Every 2.2 minutes in Australia…

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.

Aged Care

Personalised VR Therapy That Transforms Aged Care

At NeuronsVR, we don’t believe in one-size-fits-all virtual reality therapy. Instead, we create personalised VR therapy experiences that resonate with the people who matter most—your residents. Whether it’s reconnecting with cultural roots, revisiting cherished memories, or simply finding comfort and calm, our customised virtual reality programs are changing the way aged care providers approach therapy.