Downloads Sitemap Text size - + Home The Waalboog Complaints procedure Client council Experience-oriented work Cycle together Referrers and professionals Care Specialist care and treatment Day treatment Nursing home care Nursing home care Hospice de Linde Temporary care Vineerd For whom How does it work What does the Vine look like Vineyard for referrers Background cooperation Virginia creeper Sign up and contact Home care Client support Terms and Conditions Living Service and services Activities & volunteers Working and learning Knowledge center Friends Foundation Contact News Vineerd Treatment and expertise center for people with dementia and serious behavioral problems De Waalboog and Pro Persona have jointly established a unique treatment center for people with dementia in combination with serious behavioral problems: Wingerd. De Wingerd is a center where 24 residents can stay. It is housed in the Specialist Care and Treatment Center Joachim and Anna van De Waalboog in Nijmegen. De Wingerd focuses on diagnosis and treatment of the behavioral problems of clients with dementia. In this care and living environment adapted to the clients, a client can receive a suitable treatment and approach more quickly, so that he can find peace and function better again. We then jointly look for a suitable living environment. The center is unique because here we bundle the expertise of expertise from mental health care (Pro Persona) and the nursing home sector (De Waalboog). As a result, clients receive the most optimal care and treatment. Who is De Wingerd's care intended for? How does the Vine work? What does the Vine look like? Wingerd for you as a referrer Background of this collaboration News Kick-off swimming for people with NAH De Waalboog has entered into a partnership with the Edwin van der Sar Foundation. This stich ... Read more> Letter of intent for the sale of Heilighart Klooster Asten Last week a letter of intent was signed between the congregation SCJ and Community House A ... Read more> Care for young people with dementia on TV On June 1, the program 'They keep the Netherlands alive' was broadcast by the ... Read more> Last update: 8-6-2016 subscribe to the newsletter Copyright Downloads Quality mark Sitemap