“Remembering the past, shaping the future.”

Remember MEdia is the first product created by MemoraCare Technologies Inc.

  • MemoraCare Technologies Inc.

    A health-tech company with the heart of a social enterprise that aims to improve the quality of life for older adults and individuals living with dementia by providing intuitive technology, enabling them to stay connected with their past and loved ones.

    As an innovative start-up business, we rely on funding to support our growth, with the end goal being to become independently sustainable and profitable in the future. A generous portion of our profits will also go right back into supporting the communities we serve.

    If you have a health-teach idea that is in-line with our mission, you are welcome to reach out to us!

  • Niagara College

    We are proud to partner with the newly launched Age Well Centre at Niagara College, where we are leading a research and innovation team through the trial phase of our product—driving tech innovation within the healthcare sector.

    In collaboration with the College’s Innovation Centre, we are also focused on marketing our product ethically and effectively to the individuals and communities who need it most.

  • Brock University

    We are proud to be a community partner of the Goodman School of Business at Brock University.

    As graduates of the Navigate Program through the Brock Linc, we’re excited to have been accepted into the upcoming cohort of the Lincubator Program.

    We're also an experiential learning partner with a focus on Business Ethics. One of our student teams was honored as the winner of both the Brock University and Provincial "Student of the Year" Awards for the Fall 2024 term.

  • Remember MEdia

    Remember MEdia is the first product from MemoraCare Technologies Inc.

    It’s a photo/video sharing and virtual calling platform designed for families with loved ones living with dementia. Users can upload content remotely from anywhere in the world, which instantly syncs to a wearable QR code worn by the person with dementia. This allows caregivers to quickly access and share meaningful content, helping to support memory care and emotional connection.

    Interested in becoming a trial partner? Email jessica@remembermedia.org.

"People with dementia are still people, and they still have stories and character. They’re all individuals. They’re all unique. They just need to be interacted with on a human level."Caregiver’s Everywhere

"When we care for our elders today, we teach our children the value of compassion for tomorrow."

Stats Canada

“Projections suggest a significant rise, with estimates indicating that by 2050, over 40,000 Canadians under 65 will be living with dementia, representing a 43% increase from current numbers.”

Alzheimer’s Society of Canada

“Approximately 771,939 Canadians are living with dementia, with more than 414 new cases diagnosed daily.”