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Dementia Can Be Reversed (Air Force Special Ops Pilot Exposes the System)
Most facilities treat dementia as a sentence. Hal Cranmer treats it as a system failure.
After 10 years flying MC-130E aircraft for US Air Force Special Operations Command, Hal applied aviation's chain-of-accident theory to dementia care. The result: a protocol that has helped residents reverse cognitive decline, get out of wheelchairs, and in some cases return home.
In this episode: why "diagnose and adios" is killing people, how small-scale homes catch what large facilities miss, and the MOCA case study where a resident went from a score of 15 to 26 and flew home to live independently…
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