Personalized Virtual Environments for Managing Responsive Behaviors in Cognitively Impaired Patients: a Feasibility Study

The goal of this feasibility study is to explore the feasibility of using realistic, customizable virtual reality (VR) environments in response to the onset of Responsive Behaviors in elderly residents with cognitive impairment. Specifically, the study will assess; * feasibility through acceptance metrics (including recruitment rate, adherence rate, attrition rate, and tolerance to the intervention); * safety (monitoring for adverse effects related to VR headset use); * user engagement, enjoyment, and overall experience. Participants will be exposed to three VR sessions conducted before, during, or after a situation deemed activating (e.g., personal hygiene activities). Operators will conduct a baseline assessment to identify specific moments when the participant experiences responsive behaviors. Additionally, operators may administer the Oculus VR headset when responsive behaviors occur outside of baseline-identified moments.