Knowing the Person brings better care

ReMe is not Care Planning software, which focuses on recording data (although ReMe does plenty of that). Its Activity Based Software. It’s about discovering the person through activities and engagement, and using this knowledge to enhance the care process.

With its unique ability to generate content that matches the person, RemindMeCare significantly improves care. RemindMeCare makes it possible to ‘know the person’ to a degree not previously achievable.

A typical Example

Arthur lives at home and has early stage dementia. His family found ReMe and use it daily to support their care needs.

They use ReMe to build Arthur’s profile and life story, capture and preserve his memories, define his preferences and store this ever-expanding knowledge within ReMeVault, to ensure security and portability.

They found a lawyer, domiciliary carers and even organised a dementia friendly cruise for him using ReMe’s support website. And they chose assistive tech that integrates with ReMe to ensure convenience of remote management.

Arthur loves receiving the ‘live’ photos his care circle send him, and they also create music playlists and movie recommendations for him. Arthur enjoys ReMe’s quizzes and cognitive activities and uses the voice activation option often. He feels connected.

He self-manages his daily care, but the family also use ReMe’s voice activated calendars to remotely auto-prompt him regarding medication and hydration (beta). ReMe helps Arthur start his day properly and reminds him of the important things in his life such as his family, memories and music, and generally reassures him and keeps him occupied.

His domiciliary carers can easily engage with him on topics that currently interest him as presented in ReMe. And when he becomes agitated they quickly access personal and familiar content that calms him.

When a carer moves in to look after Arthur, the family remotely monitor his wellbeing.  ReMe presents local activities and they can monitor his take up.

Eventually he moves into an assisted living housing unit. The transfer is easy as ReMe goes with him, informing the facility of his life story and needs, so that they can deliver bespoke person-centred care. And since the facility also uses ReMe, his family can remotely engage with Arthur.

They log in to learn about Arthur’s condition, check which activities he’s enjoying and read the carer’s comments or listen to his recorded voice during conversations, reminiscence and therapy. Each new carer can quickly know how to engage with Arthur.

When Arthur has a fall and is taken to A&E he becomes agitated. But luckily the hospital uses ReMe and so they know how to calm him and don’t resort to medication. In the ward they use ReMe to deliver familiar activities and this speeds up recovery and he’s soon back at home.

When Arthur moves to a nursing home, ReMe is full of knowledge that helps them better care for him, and also provides them with tools to improve their care and business performance.

ReMe offers many comforting benefits; the family can make a film or print a book of Arthur’s life and if chosen, ReMe can hold his life story content in perpetuity for the family to access whenever they wish.