With dementia cases growing by millions each year, families and healthcare providers are looking for smarter ways to help people with dementia stay safe, maintain their independence for longer, and live well. One increasingly …

It’s a worry caregivers know all too well: the fear their loved one may have gone for a short walk, only to become disoriented and unable to return. Wandering is a common and potentially …

Digital tools can bring incredible convenience - connecting us to loved ones, doctors, reminders, and information in just a few taps. But for many older adults, the digital world feels anything but simple. From …

For years, we’ve talked about aging in place. Now, with the rise of voice technology, that vision is getting a powerful new ally. Once considered a novelty, voice assistants and speech-activated tools are now …

In today’s tech-driven world, support for seniors isn’t limited to wearables and reminders - it can come from something as simple, and surprisingly powerful, as a voice. Smart speakers like the Amazon Echo (with …

Loneliness and isolation can take a serious toll on the mental and physical health of older adults. In fact, prolonged isolation has been shown to increase the risk of cognitive decline, depression, and even …

Aging at home offers familiarity, dignity, and comfort - but it also requires the right support. Thanks to recent advances in smart home technology, independent living is safer and more achievable than ever. From …

Artificial Intelligence is quietly revolutionizing dementia care. From early detection to personalized daily support, a wave of AI-powered dementia apps is shaping a smarter, more responsive future for people living with cognitive impairment - …

Not all reminders are created equal. For people living with dementia, a standard text-based notification might be confusing or easy to ignore. But what if that reminder came from a familiar voice - or …

Technology isn’t a silver bullet, but for people with mild to moderate cognitive impairment, digital tools have become meaningful supports in their daily routines. Studies show that mobile apps designed for dementia support can …