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The person at the center may have dementia, may be a child, may be frightened. Every design decision starts there, not with the buyer.
We build calm, durable products for the two groups least served by modern software: older adults living with memory loss, and the children and families who depend on care. Not apps that demand attention — tools that quietly do their job for years.
A daughter looking after her father and a memory care director looking after ninety residents need different answers. Pick the one that fits.
A parent or partner at home, or someone in a community you visit. Nothing to set up, nothing listening in the room, and a way back into the conversation.
For familiesMemory care or assisted living. Devices arrive configured, staff need no training, and your IT team gets an architecture they can approve.
For communitiesIt assumes good eyesight, steady hands, a working memory, a password manager, and the patience to learn a new interface. That assumption quietly excludes the people who would benefit most — and leaves the burden with the family member or the aide standing next to them.
Care·Tech starts from the opposite end. We design for the hardest hour of the hardest day, for the person who cannot troubleshoot, and for the caregiver who does not have five spare minutes.
The person at the center may have dementia, may be a child, may be frightened. Every design decision starts there, not with the buyer.
No notifications competing for attention, no engagement loops, no dark patterns. Our products are judged by how little they demand.
No cameras. No microphones. The safest data is the data that was never collected — a constraint we build into the hardware, not the policy page.
One shipping today, more in development. Each one takes a single hard problem in care and removes it from the caregiver's plate entirely.
A managed television service for senior care, built with Memory Lane TV. Clinically curated content on a locked-down screen with no camera or microphone of its own — provisioned, deployed, and monitored by us, so communities need no on-site IT and families need no instructions.
Structured, failure-free activity — music and dance, themed trivia, and virtual walks. Sing-along and family video calls run from an iPhone brought into the room, and need an iCloud account and a paid Apple subscription.
MLTV EngageOur delivery and management layer — device procurement, provisioning, kiosk lockdown, and onboarding. The engagement dashboard is roadmap, arriving Q4 2026.
About Care-View →The same principles applied to children in care settings — calm, safe, camera-free technology that supports the adults responsible for them. More to share soon.
Shipping software to a care setting and hoping someone maintains it is not a product. We take responsibility for the whole path — the device, the provisioning, the monitoring, the replacement when something fails at 2am.
Care Tech Solutions LLC is a small, woman-owned technology company based in Chula Vista, California. We hold the intellectual property behind our products and build them with a deliberately narrow focus: care settings, and the people inside them.
Care is a long-horizon business. A resident may live with a product for years, and a facility will not tolerate a tool that changes every quarter. We build accordingly — slowly, durably, and with a strong preference for the boring choice that still works in five years.
Southern California California — close to the memory caremdash; close to the memory care communities we serve, and to the clinicians who advise us.
Memory care communities, assisted living, and families caring for someone at home.
We work with content specialists, operators, and distribution partners who share the standard we hold ourselves to.
Whether you run a memory care community, care for a parent at home, or want to partner with us — we'd like to hear from you.
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