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Thank you for attending the Midwest Dementia Summit 2024: Innovations in Care!                                                                                                                  We hope that you enjoyed your time with us and were able to gain some additional knowledge about caregiving.                                                                                                                                                        Stay Tuned! We will soon have links for photos, comments, and all of the amazing presentations.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Featuring professionals, business leaders, and caregivers.

The Midwest Dementia Summit 2024: Innovations in Care will provide an opportunity to bring together professionals, business leaders and caregivers. They will learn, share and explore strategies, innovations and opportunities in the field of health care, community-based services, technology and the arts. This is an opportunity for those working in the field of dementia care and for those who are providing care for a loved one.

Partner with us as a sponsor of the Midwest Dementia Summit 2024: Innovations in Care that will take place November 6-7, 2024, in South Bend, Indiana, at the Ribbon Town Conference & Event Center at Four Winds Casino and Resort.

Collectively, we can continue to expand our knowledge, make continuing strides in innovations and strategies that provide support for caregivers and hope for all those impacted by this disease. This regional event will bring together professionals and caregivers from six states.

Consider partnering with Alzheimer's & Dementia Services of Northern Indiana as a sponsor for the Midwest Dementia Summit 2024: Innovations in Care as together we seek to raise awareness, provide support and improve the quality of care for those living with dementia and their caregivers. Click here to secure your sponsorship today.

Sponsorship opportunities include: Presenting • Venue • After Party • Luncheon • Breakout Room • Respite Room • Vendor

Thank you to our sponsors!

Beacon Health System

For more information about sponsorship opportunities and non-profit rates:
574-284-2646
midwestdementiasummit@alzni.org

Sponsorship Packet
Secure sponsorship

Keynote Speakers

Malaz Boustani

Malaz Boustani, M.D., MPH

Dr. Boustani is a geriatrician, a neuroscientist, a serial entrepreneur and an agile scientist with extensive experience in designing, evaluating, implementing, and disseminating healthcare innovations with a main focus on brain health.

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Eloy van Hal

Senior Managing Advisor & Founder, Be Advice

Eloy van Hal is one of the founders of The Hogeweyk, Dementia Village, and senior managing advisor in the Be The Care Concept Advisory team of the Vivium Care group. Eloy has over 20 years’ experience in managing care and more than 10 years in providing strategic and operational advisory services to clients in the public and private sectors.

Registration is closed.

Join other professionals and caregivers with the opportunity to experience Innovations in Care at the Midwest Dementia Summit 2024!

Professionals can register to enjoy all-inclusive access to the Summit programs and presentations. Caregivers can enjoy a special rate to attend our Caregiving Learning Track.

The After Party allows exclusive access to tour the one-of-a-kind Milton Village, developed based on the philosophy of care shown by the Dementia Village, Netherlands, and located right here in South Bend! Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres are included, as well as a complimentary shuttle from the Ribbon Town Event Center and your chance to meet and greet our keynote speakers. Tickets are limited to the first 100 registrants.

STAY at Aloft Hotel
To reserve a room at Four Winds Casino/Ribbon Town Event Center, please call 866-494-6371 and mention Midwest Dementia Summit. The room rate is $119 per night.

Call for Demonstrations

The Summit will be held at the Ribbon Town Conference & Event Center at Four Winds Casino & Resort in South Bend, Indiana, on November 6-7, 2024. We hope that you will not only attend but also contribute your depth of knowledge and expertise by conducting an innovations in technology or expressive arts demonstration.

Innovation areas will be available each day to celebrate the new and exciting products and programs currently utilized to provide exceptional care.

Day one, November 6, will feature “Innovations in Technology.” Here you will find apps, devices, tools and tech to engage, entertain, adapt and celebrate the people we love. Find out what the tech world has to offer on every level from homecare to skilled nursing. Enjoy a demonstration and engage in interactive displays throughout the day.

Day two, November 7, we switch over to “Innovations in Expressive Arts.” Music, Dance, Drawing, theatre, and more. Get swept up in the rhythms, the visuals, and the motions. See the new and forward thinkers and the “out-of-the-box” programs designed to bring out the best in memory care experiences.

Click here for Demonstration Submission Form

Breakout Sessions and Experiences

Professionals from across the globe are bringing their Innovative concepts and ideas to the Midwest Dementia Summit. Here is your opportunity to learn from the best! Network with your peers and take home a wealth of new ideas for improving dementia care. A whopping 24 sessions are available to choose from in our Professional and Caregiving Tracks.

Innovative Design for Adult Day Care Facilities

Professional Track

Mike Wargo, VP Hospice Foundation
Jeff Helman, President Helman Sechrist Architects

Playing Detective: Finding the Trigger for Behavioral Expressions in Dementia

Professional Track

Monica Ott M.D., CMD

The Confident Caregiver: Thriving While Taking Care of Your Aging Parent or Loved One

Caregiver Track

Wendy Taddeucci, Founder/Expert

Nuzzles and Snuggles – The Impact of Equine-assisted Services on Social-emotional Well-being of Older Adults

Caregiver Track

Aly Stscherban, Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructor

Opening Minds through Art (OMA):  Supporting the Creativity of People Living with Dementia

Professional Track

Amy Elliott, PhD

Lewy Body Dementia:  A Common Disease You May Not Know Enough About

PROFESSIONAL TRACK

Norma Loeb, Founder & Executive Director, Lewy Body Resource Center

Reframing our Thoughts around difficult Behavioral Expressions Associated with Dementia

Caregiver Track

Keri Morante, Director of Memory Care, Visiting Angels

Family Caregiver Programs – There is so much more that we can do!

Caregiver Track

Tina McIntosh, Owner, Founder of Joy’s House

Get Notified, Not Alarmed

Professional Track

Dave Cherrone, Fire Marshall (retired)

Alzheimer’s and Other Dementias – Supporting our LGBTQ+ community

Professional Track

Sadiya Abjani, Director of Training and Instructional Design, SAGE

Role of Care Management and new Medicare/government spending specific to dementia and Alzheimer’s

Caregiver Track

Dr. Marc D. Rothman, MD, CMD

The Thriving Caregiver: Innovative Approaches to Transform Dementia Care for the Inside Out

Caregiver Track

Lizette Cloete, OTR/L CADDCT, CDP

Handling Legal Affairs Before and After a Death

Caregiver Track

Connie Bauswell, Attorney at Law

Dementia Strategic Plan Indiana

Professional Track

Shannon Effler, MSW, Associate Director of the Innovating, Maximizing, and Advancing geriatric Education (imAGE)

Using a Virtual Equine Augmented Reminiscence Approach to Stimulate Positive Memories and Social Interaction for Older Adults Who Have Dementias

Professional Track

JoAnn M. Burke, Ph.D., LCSW, LMFT, BSN

True Burden of Loss: The “To-Do” Checklist When You Experience a Death

Caregiver Track

Sarah Youngs, Community Relations and Engagement, Center for Hospice Care

More Than Just Memory Loss: Understanding Executive Function and Dementia

Caregiver Track

Jessie Hillock, M.A., CCC-SLP, CDP

A surveyor’s Perspective: Dementia Care in Long-Term Care Settings

Professional Track

Tammy Alley, Deputy Director Long-Term Care
Brenda Buroker, Director Long-Term Care Surveyors

Palliative Care: Specialized care for every age at every stage of serious illness

Caregiver Track

Tammy Alley, Deputy Director Long-Term Care
Brenda Buroker, Director Long-Term Care Surveyors

Utilizing the Power of “Memory Mining”

Caregiver Track

Joe Hausch, PHOTAVIA, President/CEO
John Wright, CAPS, CSSP

Rethinking Dining – Optimizing Outcomes for Individuals with Dementia

Professional Track

Jen Bruning, MS, RDN, LDN, Director of Nutrition & Brand Development for Incite Strategic Partners
Jennifer Stelter, Psy.D., CDP, CADDCT, DCS, DCSCT CEO of NeuroEssence, LLC at the Dementia Connection Institute

What Caregivers Should Know About SHIP and SMP

Caregiver Track

Megan Rogers, Northwest Region Volunteer Supervisor, Indiana SHIP

Keeping Love Alive Through Dementia…The Journey No One Wants to Take

Caregiver Track

Debbie Carriveau, R.N., CDP, QMCP, Executive Director of Dementia Care Services Hubbard Hill


Thank you to our sponsors!

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