If you’re a caregiver for someone with memory challenges or mild cognitive impairment, you know how difficult it can be to keep your loved one safe. From forgetting to take necessary medications to missing doctor’s appointments, those who live with Alzheimer’s or any of the dementias are at constant risk. KalendarKards provides a simple, low-tech solution to help your loved one remember to complete vital tasks. The system provides necessary daily structure to assist with senior care and is also a great tool for aiding in transition to an assisted living facility.

The KalendarKards base system includes 90 cards, some preprinted with TIME and DAY categories and some fully customizable to your loved one’s needs. To use the system, simply perform the task under the current day, then move the card to the “done” pile. The next task will then be revealed. KalendarKards is a dignified method of supporting memory impairment, and it can help keep your loved one living independently in his or her home as long as possible.

Product Features

• HELP WITH MEMORY CHALLENGES – The comfortable and familiar playing card format reminds those with cognitive and memory challenges like dementia to complete key tasks throughout the day. No more sticky notes or endless checklists.
• SUPPORTS INDEPENDENCE – This memory support system is designed to aid independence so your loved one can remain living at home as long as possible. And, unlike frustrating electronics, there is nothing to charge and nothing to break.
• INCLUDES TACTILE REMINDER – Each KalendarKards set includes a soft silicone wristband that serves as a constant reminder for your loved one to check his or her KalendarKards throughout the day.
• FULLY CUSTOMIZABLE – Includes blank KalendarKards to personalize the system to your loved one’s needs. Perfect for reminding to take medications, perform stretches, tidy up, or any other tasks that ensure safety and health.
• PEACE OF MIND – KalendarKards provides peace of mind for caregivers (including “long-distance” caregivers) of seniors and loved ones. Visiting caregivers can see when cards haven’t been moved, alerting them to potential problems. The system is designed to help keep those with memory challenges safer while retaining independence in their own homes.