Collection: Products

Derby Day Horse Racing – Let the Races Begin! Bring the thrill of the racetrack to your activity room with this fun, fast-paced, and interactive horse...

Design a Quilt – Creative Activity for Seniors & Memory Care   Design a Quilt is a calming, hands-on activity designed to spark creativity and support...

Telephone Without Dial Pad   Our incoming calls only phone is perfect for those whose intentions are good, but may call at inappropriate hours, continuously, or...

Comfort. Connection. Purpose. Baby Doll Diane is a lifelike therapy doll designed to offer comfort and emotional support to individuals in the middle and later stages...

This large-format Board is designed to help individuals with dementia or memory loss stay oriented and reduce anxiety. Clearly displaying important daily information such as the...

This large, bold, highly visible “DO NOT ENTER” sign can be placed on doors leading to the outside or to dangerous areas to help discourage individuals from...

48" Door Barrier Stop Sign Banner – Wandering Deterrent for Dementia Care   Our 48” wide Stop Sign Door Banner provides a strong visual cue to...

Restore Identity. Create Recognition. Reduce Confusion. In senior living and memory care communities, identical corridor doors can unintentionally contribute to resident confusion, anxiety, and repeated staff...

The Adjustable Stop Banner is a wandering patient system designed for use by individuals with Alzheimer's disease or cognitive disabilities. This triangular banner presents an imposing...

Taking care of an Alzheimer’s patient can pose many significant challenges, and safety is always a high priority.   While personal monitoring around the clock might...

The aim of these worksheets is to engage the minds of seniors . The exercises are easy and can be completed without supervision. The dots are...

Dribble – Seated Fun!   Keep legs moving and minds engaged with Dribble, a simple yet powerful seated activity designed to boost coordination, balance, and reflexes...

Easy-Grip Matching Games – Designed for Seniors & Memory Care   Our Easy-Grip Matching Games are thoughtfully created for older adults, including those living with memory...

Familiar Scenes. Comforting Memories. Meaningful Environments. Everyday Scenes Wall Panels feature high-quality printed plastic panels designed specifically for long-term care, assisted living, and memory care environments....

Farm Chores Activity Purposeful Tasks. Familiar Routines. Meaningful Engagement. For many men, farm life wasn’t just work — it was pride, responsibility, and rhythm. The early...

Our Fast Room Status System can be used to indicate exam room status of any room.   Either mount on door or wall beside door. Our...

Faux Rustic Windows are decorative wall murals designed to create the comforting illusion of a real window in dementia wards and memory care facilities. Featuring a...

Faux Shutters are decorative wall murals designed to create the familiar look of traditional window shutters in dementia wards and memory care facilities. Paired with scenic...

Limitless Creativity and Calming Motion in the Palm of Your Hand   Developed in collaboration with Active Minds, The Alzheimer’s Society, and UCLAN, the Fidget Widget...

Rooted in competency-based training, this activity helps improve dementia care by encouraging mastery through repetition and practice. The Finish the Phrase Game offers a lighthearted, memory-boosting...

The Finish the Sequence Activity Book is a thoughtfully designed cognitive activity that helps support memory, focus, and problem-solving skills for individuals living with dementia or...

A Hands-On Fishing Prep Activity for Dementia & Memory Care The Fishing Gear Checklist Activity is a purposeful, step-by-step cognitive activity designed to engage long-term memory,...

The GET TO KNOW ME Board is designed to help caregivers, healthcare professionals, and loved ones learn more about the older adults in their care —...

Get-ida is a practical, symbol- and word-based communication aid designed to help individuals who have difficulty speaking—such as seniors, dementia patients, or non-verbal individuals—express their needs...