
WE BELIEVE THAT ENGAGED & EMPOWERED PEOPLE CREATE VIBRANT COMMUNITIES
Curative is proud to introduce Yesteryear Village, an innovative, cutting-edge and proactive approach to care. Yesteryear Village promises to be a leap forward in what is an emerging best practice for dementia services.
Each day, Curative Connections’ Dementia & Healthy Aging Services—featuring Day Programming, Memory Cafes, Assistive Technology Support and Early Memory Loss Programming—provides hundreds of individuals with meaningful days and provides caregivers with needed assistance. Given the demographic trends in Northeast Wisconsin, the demand for these services will continue to increase.


OUR SOLUTION
Yesteryear Village emphasizes safety and a sense of purpose through reminiscence and interactive experiences. That is why a large emphasis has been placed on creating an environment modeled by a participants’ younger years, when they were 18-30 years old.
Each space in Yesteryear Village has been designed specifically to invite self-direction, afford hands-on interactions, and provide purposeful activities that trigger positive memories, making programming and socialization less stressful and more engaging for those experiencing memory loss. Examples of the spaces participants will experience at Yesteryear Village include:
Cafe | Auto Garage |
Train Car | Four Season Room |
Village Square | Arts & Entertainment |
Downtown Shoppes | & MORE |

The addition of Yesteryear Village will give a more complete dimension to the quality of care clients with memory loss receive. The project is designed to engage long-term memory, which can help improve the quality of life and care for a member with dementia. I believe that Yesteryear Village will become a recognized destination within our community.”
- Pete Bilski
Caregiver Advocate and
Yesteryear Village Planning Committee Member
CONSTRUCTION IS UNDERWAY
Yesteryear Village will be located at Curative’s west side location on Western Avenue. When completed, the 16,000 square foot project will provide a more meaningful and engaging approach to dementia care, unlike any in Northeast Wisconsin.
Construction is slated to be compete in early 2024. Keep up to date with construction progress by viewing our Facebook photo album.