Vanity Life Station

37”W x 30”H x 18”D

Weight: 295 lbs.

• Antimicrobial to prevent the spread of germs
• Free standing coat rack
• Safe accessories for memory care
• Variety of hats and scarfs

Matching chair

• New! Dry Erase Coloring Boards with specially designed graphics for easy and advanced
• coloring levels (3 boards, dual sided imagery, 6 total images) 
• Set of dry erase markers (12 in a set)
• Four adult coloring books simple and advanced with removable images
• Set of Colored Pencils with sharpener (48 in a set)
• Set of Acrylic Paint (24 tubes)
• Washable paint set (10 tubes) ideal for advanced Dementia and Alzheimer’s residents
• Canvas Paper Pad (24 sheets 11” x 14”)
• Watercolor paint set (24 paints)
• Watercolor paper pad (30 sheets 11” x 14”)
• Paint brush set made for acrylic and watercolor paints (4 brushes fine to wide tip)
• Paint palette tray
• Set of Crayons for dry erase and chalkboard surfaces (16 crayons)
• Set of Dustless Chalk (24 chalks)
• Set of chalk holders (5 holders)
• Magnetic dry eraser attaches easily anywhere on table surface
• Set of magnetic wooden letter with hanging organizer (78 letters - upper and lower case)

This Life Station is from a line of products that are made-to-order. They have a lead time of approximately 6 weeks from the time you place your order.

Due to size and weight, Life Stations ship via freight. If you choose to place an order online, estimated shipping costs will be added through the normal checkout process, and we will contact you if shipping costs need to be adjusted.

If you have any questions about the Life Stations or Shipping, please email us at info@alwayshomeconnected.com or call us at (310) 905-0053

Life Stations are highly relevant for dementia patients at various stages, providing therapeutic and supportive environments that cater to their evolving needs. 

Early Stage: For early-stage dementia, Life Stations stimulate cognitive function and memory recall through familiar settings, helping to maintain mental acuity and emotional well-being. 

Middle Stages: As the disease progresses to the middle stages, these stations offer a sense of security and routine, reducing anxiety and agitation by engaging patients in meaningful and familiar activities. 

Late Stages: In the later stages, Life Stations focus on comfort and sensory stimulation, enhancing the quality of life through personalized care and reducing challenging behaviors. 

Overall, Life Stations adapt to the changing needs of dementia patients, promoting cognitive, emotional, and physical well-being throughout the progression of the disease.