Everyday support,
when memory becomes a challenge.
The MemoApp Memory Station is a home-based system that brings a personal daily schedule, reminders and family connection together on a large, easy-to-read screen.
Designed to support people living with memory difficulties, mild cognitive impairment (MCI), Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, alongside their families and caregivers.
A familiar anchor throughout the day
MemoApp displays the date and time, daily plans, medication reminders, visits, family photos and messages. Music, videos and video calls bring opportunities for activity, enjoyment and connection.
Family members update the information remotely. Daily information appears automatically, without requiring the person to operate a computer or an app.
The station includes a 27-inch screen with speakers, a ZTE streamer with MemoApp installed, a Logitech webcam and a simple remote control. The support programme includes equipment, software licensing and support.
The monthly subscription is NIS 220, including VAT, for the first 24 months, with exit points after months 8, 16 and 24. After 24 months, the equipment is fully yours and the subscription drops to NIS 148 per month, including VAT. You may then end the subscription in any month, without fixed exit points.
About MemoApp
MemoApp was founded in Israel in 2018 by Rony and Osnat Epstein, following their family’s experience of caring for Rony’s father, who lived with dementia.
That personal experience shaped a practical mission: to help people stay connected, active and as independent as possible, while supporting the families who care for them.
Developed with input from families, caregivers and professionals, MemoApp is used in hundreds of homes and care settings in Israel. Its use has been explored in three Israeli academic and field studies.
Could MemoApp help your family?
Contact us to discuss your loved one’s needs and learn more about the Memory Station.
MemoApp provides daily support. It does not replace medical advice, diagnosis, treatment or the supervision a person may need.