James Walesa Presents Innovations in Dementia Care at Wharton Health Care Management Conference

San Antonio, TX - November 21, 2024 - James Walesa, Founder of Clearday Clubs, an innovative adult day care organization dedicated to dementia care, was a featured speaker at the prestigious Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. The Wharton Health Care Management Conference brought together thought leaders from various sectors to discuss transformative strategies and models in healthcare.

In his presentation, Walesa addressed the pressing challenges and emerging opportunities in the field of adult day care for individuals living with dementia. He highlighted Clearday Clubs' unique approach, combining compassionate care, cutting-edge technology, and customized activities to enhance the quality of life for both patients and their caregivers.

"Dementia care requires more than just medical expertise-it demands a holistic understanding of human dignity, creativity, and community," Walesa stated. "Clearday Clubs was founded to redefine how we support families and their loved ones by creating enriching environments that foster connection, purpose, and independence."

Walesa also participated in a panel discussion focused on innovation in healthcare services. During this session, he emphasized key features of Clearday Clubs' programs, including:

• Specialized Cognitive Stimulation: Tailored activities aimed at maintaining and supporting memory, attention, and problem-solving skills.
• Multi-Sensory Experiences: Integrating music, art, and tactile therapies designed to reduce stress and enhance engagement among participants.
• Caregiver Support: Providing respite and vital resources for families navigating the complexities of dementia care.
• Technology Integration: Utilizing data-driven tools to personalize care plans and monitor individual progress effectively.

Clearday Clubs has emerged as a model for the future of adult day care, offering an innovative solution to the growing demand for specialized dementia services. By combining a person-centered philosophy with state-of-the-art practices, the organization continues to set new standards for adult daycare across the nation.

James Walesa's participation in the Wharton Healthcare Management Conference underscores his commitment as a leader in the industry, advocating for accessible, high-quality care for the aging population and their families.

For more information about Clearday Clubs and its programs, visit myclearday.com.

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About Clearday Clubs

Clearday Clubs is a leader in adult day care, specializing in dementia and cognitive care. Its mission is to enhance the lives of those living with dementia and provide essential support for their caregivers.

Our membership-based Clearday Clubs™ is an inspiring new kind of daytime destination for those with dementia, Alzheimer's, or other lifestyle-limiting chronic health conditions. We designed the membership-based daytime-only Clearday Clubs model to enrich and uplift the lives of our members so that those who love them can feel good about taking some time for themselves. The Clubs provide a program of activities, health monitoring, medication management, and assistance with the activities of daily living including the Clearday Club robotic companion. Ensuring a Clearday for our members and their loved ones.

About Wharton Health Care Management Alumni Association

The Wharton Health Care Management Alumni Association's (WHCMAA) mission is to:

• Support the Wharton Health Care Management program and its students
• Contribute to the lifelong learning of its membership
• Contribute to health care through service, leadership, and education

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