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Batson Associates Expands Healthcare Access with New St. Joseph’s/Candler Campus

Batson Associates, a leading healthcare and senior living architecture firm, continues to make a lasting impact on the Southeast with the completion of Phase 1 of the St. Joseph’s/Candler Black Creek Campus in Bryan County, Georgia. In collaboration with St. Joseph’s/Candler, Batson Associates played a pivotal role in designing the new medical office building, which will officially open with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, April 10th.

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Environments and Operations

The most successful senior living communities prioritize dignity while seamlessly integrating functionality for both residents and staff. Thoughtful design fosters a sense of autonomy and community for residents while enhancing operational efficiency for caregivers. By embedding dignity into every aspect of the built environment, developers and industry leaders have the opportunity to create spaces that not only empower residents but also support staff in delivering high-quality care. This article explores the vital connection between design and well-being, highlighting innovative approaches that enhance both resident experience and staff effectiveness.

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Designing Dignity

Alzheimer’s, Dementia, and various forms of cognitive decline often leads loved ones to encountering confusion and emotional distress. To circumvent increasing frustrations, it is important to provide a dignified environment that supports cognitive function. There are several conceptual connections between cognitive degradation and architecture, particularly when considering the built environment's impact on memory, navigation, and overall well-being..

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