Dementia Care Products

Our care home signage is suitable for both dementia and non-dementia care homes to create a homely, familiar environment and aid wayfinding

Our dementia signage uses the latest thinking on dementia communications to make signage clear.

A virtual fish tank with all the soothing, therapeutic qualities of a regular aquarium but none of the maintenance.

False fireplaces help create a homely, familiar room setting in a hospital or care home without any of the health & safety risks or maintenance of a real fire.

False windows allow dementia friendly environments to create the illusion of outside space even in rooms with no natural light.

Reminiscent of an old fashioned slide show, the Kodak Digital Display uses its retro frame and nostalgic images to trigger soothing memories of times gone by.

Our memory boxes allows you to display an object that is meaningful to the patient, or is relevant to the space, to facilitate wayfinding and reinforce reminisce therapy.

Our own unique product, Picture This is an innovative sliding display system that can be changed very easily, as often or as little as you like.

Display information without the health & safety issues associated with pins or the mess and untidiness of blue tack, tape and sticky fixers.

Using a retro TV surround and displaying dementia friendly DVDs, our retro style TVs combines the best of vintage style and modern technology.

Some with dementia find looking into a mirror distressing because they don’t recognise their own reflection. A reversible mirror offers an alternative.

Well thought-out, clear directional and information signage is vital in any healthcare environment

Wall murals can brighten up a range of public spaces. Injecting colour, bringing the outside in or supporting way finding, wall murals are both aesthetically pleasing and functional.

Nowhere is wayfinding more complex than in a hospital: large, difficult to navigate buildings; service users with a range of visual, language and understanding barriers; and differing health needs.