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Inspired by her role caring for a mother with Alzheimer's, Lisa Groon will share candid stories and discuss person-centered care innovations.
Lisa Groon is a healthcare quality strategist and caregiver advocate with over twenty years of experience in patient-centered care. Inspired by her role caring for a mother with Alzheimer’s, she reframes dignity as an act of compassion and presence. Her Dignity Paradox framework challenges conventional approaches to Alzheimer’s, empowering caregivers to preserve dignity through presence.
In this talk she shares candid stories, from laughter in unexpected moments to person-centered care innovations, that challenge our approach to dementia and inspire us to create moments of joy and connection.
