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St Anna’s Residential Aged Care in Brompton, South Australia is redefining aged and dementia care by embracing innovative strategies that focus on person-centred care and the unique needs of each resident. As an inclusive, not-for-profit facility, St Anna’s prioritises an approach that values residents’ independence, personal history, and cultural background, all while creating a safe and supportive environment.

We all know that a 100% occupancy rate is ideal, but due to recent economic changes, this isn’t always possible. NeuronsVR can help you promote your facility by providing cutting-edge technology such as VR therapy.

In a world where technology is reshaping our lives, it’s also revolutionizing the way we approach aged care. Imagine being able to fulfill an unmet need of someone who is living with dementia by transporting them to a serene beach or a bustling city square, all from the comfort and safety of their armchair. NeuronsVR Therapy, through the use of Virtual Reality (VR) opens up a whole new way of supporting challenging behaviors.

NeuronsVR has pioneered an innovative therapeutic approach that uniquely meets the cultural needs of First Nations aged care residents with Dementia. Collaborating with ARRCS and First Nations Elders, NeuronsVR provides an experience unmatched by traditional care. With exclusive access to culturally significant sites, NeuronsVR has created custom immersive virtual reality experiences to empower residents to reconnect with cultural memories in a setting of profound respect and authenticity.

Founder of NeuronsVR, Shane Roulston shares a moving story from his experience with a resident he met and how through the use of VR Therapy, Mary’s senses were ignited!

At NSW Health’s St George Hospital in Kogarah, innovation and compassionate care come together to create a positive impact on the lives of patients in their acute dementia ward. Over the past few years, the hospital has been utilising NeuronsVR Virtual Reality Therapy as a groundbreaking approach to manage and improve the well-being of patients with advanced dementia. This therapy is proving to be a game-changer, offering an effective alternative to traditional treatments such as psychotropic medications.