The study evaluates a Sleep Education Program (SEP) designed to address sleep disturbances in dementia patients residing in adult family homes. Given the increasing prevalence of dementia and associated sleep issues, this intervention could represent a significant market opportunity in the behavioral health sector, particularly in residential care settings. The results may inform future product development and service offerings aimed at improving quality of life for dementia patients, potentially delaying transitions to more intensive care facilities. Competitive implications include the need for differentiation from existing sleep aids and behavioral therapies, as well as the potential for partnerships with care facilities and health organizations focused on dementia care.