
Award-Winning Dementia Technology for Wesley Enhanced Living Main Line
WARMINSTER, PA, March 8, 2023 – Wesley Enhanced Living (WEL) Main Line, a leading continuing care retirement community in Delaware County, is proud to provide senior residents with Tovertafel, an innovative games system, designed to enhance the quality of life for those with dementia. This cutting-edge technology, which has garnered numerous awards, revolutionizes the care provided to residents at WEL Main Line.
Tovertafel, which means ‘Magic Table’ in Dutch, utilizes projection technology to display interactive games on flat surfaces. These games engage cognition, promote physical activity, and enhance social interaction among the residents. Responding to natural movements and gestures, the light projections foster happiness and engagement, significantly improving the caregiving experience. WEL Main Line is committed to fostering meaningful connections and enriching the quality of life for seniors through the power of play.
“Tovertafel technology has the potential to transform the lives of our residents,” said Kim Ratliff, Director of Nursing at Wesley Enhanced Living. “We had the Tovertafel in our facility for a demonstration before purchasing it. It was heartwarming to see not only the interaction with the Tovertafel but the interaction between the residents. They were so engaged and aware of each other’s involvement and were encouraging each other to participate.”
The groundbreaking technology is available to residents in WEL Main Line’s Skilled and Personal Care Units. Furthermore, Tovertafel’s benefits extend beyond dementia residents, positively impacting all seniors residing at WEL Main Line.
Tovertafel will have a profound and lasting impact on the personal care and well-being of seniors for years to come at Wesley Enhanced Living Main Line.
For more information about Wesley Enhanced Living and its commitment to enhancing the lives of residents, visit www.wel.org
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About Wesley Enhanced Living
For 135 years, Wesley Enhanced Living non-profit, continuing care retirement communities have been delivering a purpose-filled life to residents. Serving approximately 1,200 residents with over 1,100 employees and six locations throughout Pennsylvania, the Wesley Enhanced Living communities provide various combinations of independent living, personal care, memory care, rehabilitation, and skilled nursing services. For more information about a community near you in Doylestown, Hatboro, Media, or Philadelphia, please visit www.WEL.org