Amy Goyer meets MemoriesConnect at Impact Hub Honolulu
In November during National Family Caregiver Month, AARP Hawaii invited caregiving expert and author Amy Goyer to speak at local AARP caregiving workshops. The workshops were held across the Hawaiian islands including sessions in Kauai, Maui, Hawaii Island and Oahu. We were thrilled to meet Amy Goyer, AARP’s National Caregiving […]
Continue readingUniversity of Hawaii MBA students join the MemoriesConnect Team
We are excited! Two exceptional MBA students from the MGT 650 class at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, Shidler College of Business chose to work with us and share their skills, expertise, and young talent with the MemoriesConnect team. Erin Wong is working on a Master of Accounting Degree, […]
Continue readingI Wanna Hold Your Hand :)
Aloha, We’re focusing on a new feature: Short videos that are entertaining, fun and educational. Connecting us to people with memory problems and to their caregivers. Our Goal is to provide some “WOW’S, fantastic” in the MemorC app. One wow is reinforcement of memories with photos of loved ones. Our […]
Continue readingGet the App
We are excited to announce the “new and improved” version of MemorC that is $0.99 cents a month. A major feature of the MemorC subscription is a mailbox where messages together with photos can be sent to the person with memory problems. The new subscription will also provide meaningful, exciting […]
Continue readingMemorC – the app that connects memory impaired people with the ones they love
Hawaii Pacific Gerontological Society Webinarhttps://youtu.be/7sgElCZHIj8?t=131
Continue reading2019 in Pictures :)
The MemoriesConnect Team is networking, networking, networking! We’re busy building our MemoriesConnect community in Oahu and beyond. Here’s some of our 2019 meetings and presentations. Each was an opportunity to gain insight and feedback to help develop a solid product, “MemorC”, a tablet based app that re-enforces memory and connection […]
Continue readingMemorC in New York
Holger and I recently traveled to the East Coast, visiting family and friends in Manhattan. As an added bonus, we reached out to a leading dementia care community in New York City. We were fortunate to meet Nancy Hendley-Branscomb, Dementia Care Trainer at CaringKind. She studied art and eventually found […]
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