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Virtual Reality Allows Retirement Home Residents to Explore New worlds

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Residents of the Maple Knoll Village retirement community have found a new and exciting way to keep active and entertained through virtual reality. During the peak of the Covid-19 Pandemic, residents missed out on a lot. With fewer outside activities and more isolation, something needed to change. The good thing, however, is that times like these inspire innovative solutions.

This is exactly what happened when Maple Knoll Chief Innovation Officer Andy Craig brought VR headsets to the residents. Virtual reality is such an amazing tool. With this amazing technology, seniors who could not get out even before the pandemic can now experience the world. Everything from river rafting to skydiving is on the table. Check out the Full Story to see all the great activities these seniors have access to.

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