ABOUT SOFIA
Early-stage patients suffer from memory loss, disrupted habits, and isolation, while families often lack the time and energy to support them continuously. Connecting a patient app and a caregiver portal, Sofia works with caregivers to deliver users a multi-sensory experience created from their own memories. Combined with verbal conversations and personalized games, Sofia offers intuitive and comforting interactions to keep their minds active and hearts never alone.
As Alzheimer’s progresses, patients often experience disrupted routines and forget daily tasks. This not only affects their cognitive and physical health but also creates stress for their families. Caregivers can set a daily agenda for patients. Sofia also suggests tailored brain-friendly activities, supporting an engaging and consistent schedule.
As memories fade, patients often feel isolated. They need companionship that understands them and makes them feel connected. Families can share stories, photos, and music with Sofia. She turns them into multi-sensory collections waiting in the patient’s Memory Bank.
Sofia uses Memory Bank collections to start conversations, encouraging patients to recall, talk, listen, sing, relive emotions, and feel connected again with those moments. The experience integrates visuals, audio, and speech to engage multiple senses simultaneously. For Alzheimer’s patients, the multi-sensory inputs enhance memory recalls, strengthen emotional connections, and keep the mind active through familiar cues.
Many Alzheimer’s patients gradually withdraw from social interaction, leading to fewer conversations and reduced speaking — both of which are harmful to their cognitive and mental health. Sofia initiates a conversation through memories, encourages patients' expression, and connection. As patients share more, Sofia learns their past experiences and preferences, enriching each memory with new details and deepening its connection with each patient over time.
Traditional cognitive exercises often feel repetitive and impersonal, making them less engaging. Sofia creates personalized games from the same memories patients have experienced, making cognitive exercises feel joyful rather than clinical.
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