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title: Stimulating residents with clinically backed educational programs
description: The use of iN2L removes the need for labor-intensive tasks like making copies and searching websites for engaging content, which allows Carillon staff to devote more time to the residents.
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# [Stimulating residents with clinically backed educational programs](https://lifeloop.com/resources/carillon-memory-care-case-study)

 Written by [Emily Shedd](https://lifeloop.com/resources/author/emily-shedd) | Aug 18, 2023 6:03:00 PM

##### Challenge

Carillon Memory Care is dedicated to fostering the skills and excitement of its residents through engaging experiences. To stand out among other area programs, the care team’s focus extends to delivering memory care with a heightened sense of dignity.

Solution

The iN2L Engagement System stimulates memory care residents in an honorable manner. With clinically backed programs the content is not simplified, nor does it condescend to the residents because of their memory challenges. Instead, the programs challenge and stimulate residents, fostering an excitement to learn and often awakening parts of their personalities that may have otherwise been dormant.    

> Caregiving can be hard and challenging work. But it gives back a love we didn’t know possible. Thanks to iN2L + LifeLoop for providing us with so many creative options and allowing our program to SHINE!
> 
> Tyshuna Robinson
> 
> "I'm Still Here" Activity Specialist, Carillon Memory Care

##### Results

The use of iN2L content allows Carillon staff to devote more time to the residents, removing the need for labor-intensive tasks like making copies and searching websites for engaging content. Additionally, the quality of care the staff is able to provide to memory residents through iN2L has propelled the Carillon community ahead of its competitors.

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