A ‘village’ where Alzheimer’s patients move about freely: Perennial’s new care model in China
The property company initially planned such a facility for Singapore, but has moved the idea to Xi’an
[XI’AN] Near the scenic Qinling mountains of Xi’an is a life-sized replica of a typical Chinese town.
It features residential blocks, a post office, grocery store, florist and playground. Bus stops line the road running through the town. Geese honk near a fountain, looking for food. Elderly people go about their morning exercise routines.
This facility is China’s first Alzheimer’s disease care village, built by Singapore-based healthcare and real estate company Perennial Holdings and opened progressively from March 2024.
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