Dementia & Elderly Care Technology

It's made such a difference to the people living here in such a short space of time - Extract CQC Report, Oaklands Care Home Hampshire, July 2016

People ask how to talk to someone with dementia. RemindMeCare can be used to break the ice - Alison Wingfield, Manager, The Cohen Centre

With RemindMeCare anyone can easily capture memories, music, images and share them - Vince Cable, former Secretary of State

In future care homes, laughter, engagement and self esteem should be apparent. RemindMeCare offers that potential - Prof Memon, UCL

People enjoy talking about their past. ReMe's unique profiling is stronger than other systems - Prof. Duckett, R. Free Hospital

RemindMeCare enables wards improve person centred care and develop acute care strategies - Carol Munt, Patient Partner R. Berkshire Hospital

RemindMeCare's packed with tools that really help both care and management. And it’s fun! - Sue Hodder, Homelink Day Care Centre

As well as celebrating a persons life, RemindMeCare's portability is really useful for everyone - Sam Mauger, CEO AgeUK London

RemindMeCare's bought back many fond memories. It's been inspiring - Deidre O'Day, Kensington Chelsea & Westminster Memory Service

RemindMeCare cost effectively gets carers using tablets to better know service users - Manager, Median Road Day Centre

I have to say RemindMeCare's brilliant - filling the gaps where there's no other software available - I. Bradford, Greenview care home

Improving person-centred care's at the heart of reaching outstanding care - RemindMeCare can do just that - M. Thorn, Uplands Care home

RemindMeCare connects me with my family more easily, when I’m with them or when they're away - Derek, living at home with dementia

We use RemindMeCare with clients that don't have dementia. it’s fun for anyone - A. Brinn, Activity Coordinator, Among Friends, Wallington

It’s good for older people to store memories and better manage their day - M. Dangoor, carer of husband with dementia & researcher

RemindMeCare leads the market for bespoke reminiscence and family engagement.

Whilst care planning systems concentrate on recording data, RemindMeCare is a new breed of software – ‘activity based software’ that focuses on personal engagement and which by better knowing the person improves care and reduces costs.

RemindMeCare is a revolutionary, simple to use and inexpensive answer in today’s world of ever increasing care needs.

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Memories are invaluable, defining who we are and how we connect with the world. With RemindMeCare anyone can easily capture and share them, whether music, images or words. And they’ll be there whenever we and our families need them.

Vince Cable, former Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills

ReMe for Home Care

RemindMeCare is free for people cared for at home, their family & friends. Register your family for a free trial today.

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ReMe for Care Businesses

RemindMeCare has no set up fees, a monthly no contract subscription and a first month money back guarantee if not satisfied.

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Want to test ReMe?

Business owners, managers, carers, activities coordinators, families … anyone can take a test drive around ReMe.
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I’ve learnt that caring is just like life – the more you know me, the more you’ll care about me… For there’s more to me than meets the eye!

Family friend with dementia

RemindMe is Portable across care sectors

ReMe supports all those involved in the care process, brings them together to improve the well being of all concerned and is portable across the care journey.

Care in the Community

Day care, Dom & Live-In Care

Residential & Nursing Care

Acute & Ward Care

Organisations

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We're also working with mental health, learning disabilities, foster care and other care sectors ..... ask us if you would like to learn more.

'We can use reminiscence as a way to remind people of past feelings of self-esteem, confidence and competence. By valuing their memories from the past, we show them that they are valued in the present.'

Pam Schweitzer, MBE

Well-designed and sensitively delivered self-management interventions can be beneficial for people with dementia, helping them feel better able to manage everyday life and deal with any challenges they may face.