CareView pairs the simplest hardware with clinically curated content. No remotes with 40 buttons. No confusion. No agitation. Just familiar, calm content that soothes rather than stimulates — and gives families peace of mind.
Provisioned, deployed, monitored — without on-site IT.
Calm — always on, always soothingEngage — activity, sing-along, family
The problem we solve
The reality of regular television.
For someone with dementia or Alzheimer's, a standard TV remote is a maze. Streaming apps demand passwords, logins, and endless choices. News cycles and loud ads trigger sundowning. Fast cuts and complex plots cause agitation.
The result: staff spend hours managing behavioral crises instead of providing care. Families feel guilty. Residents are isolated, confused, and increasingly withdrawn.
40+Remote buttons
Modern TV remotes overwhelm someone whose working memory is declining. CareView has four.
30–40%Of staff time
At memory care facilities, behavioral management consumes up to 40% of a shift. One calm presence changes that.
Four separate outcomes. One product.
What actually changes.
For the person with memory loss
Reduced anxiety
Familiar music and content from their era, not news cycles or jarring ads.
Restored engagement
Something to watch that makes sense — that calms rather than confuses.
Better sleep
Calming content in the evening reduces sundowning and nighttime wandering.
For adult children
Peace of mind
Your parent is engaged, safe, and connected — without you being there.
Guilt reduction
One button to send a photo. Presence without constant visits.
Reassurance at a glance
Know the screen is on, the content is right, and the days look steady.
For memory care facilities
Calmer days and evenings
Less time spent managing agitation means less staff overtime and easier shifts.
Staff retention
Less burnout when aides aren't managing agitation all shift.
Occupancy & reputation
Families see happier residents. Word spreads. Waiting lists grow.
For healthcare providers
Fewer falls & ER visits
Engaged, less isolated seniors have fewer preventable crises.
Cost avoidance
Prevention costs far less than crisis response — for the facility and the health system.
Visible engagement
Care teams can see that calm, familiar content is part of every day.
Why CareView
Why CareView, not the alternatives.
Regular TV or streaming?
Designed for healthy brains. Fast cuts, complex plots, overwhelming choices. For memory loss, it creates agitation, not calm. CareView is built from the ground up for how dementia actually works.
An iPad or tablet?
Confusing interfaces. App crashes. Lost passwords. Older adults fight the technology instead of enjoying it. CareView hides all of that. One outcome: content plays, nothing else.
Hire more staff?
Staffing costs spiral. Burnout spreads. CareView prevents the behavioral crisis in the first place. Prevention is cheaper than management.
How it works
Set up in an afternoon. Then it just works — for years.
No technician visit, no facility IT. Staff handles a one-time setup and the managed device takes care of everything else — quietly, in the background, for the life of the resident.
01
We ship the managed device.
A managed device arrives ready to configure. Plug it into the resident's TV via HDMI, power on, and follow the on-screen prompts to set region and language.
02
Connect to your Wi-Fi.
Select the network and enter the Wi-Fi credentials when prompted. That's the only credential staff ever types on the device itself.
03
Sign in to Memory Lane TV.
Open the Memory Lane TV app and sign in with the resident's credentials. The full content library loads immediately — nature, music, trivia, and more.
04
Hand over the remote.
The remote is locked down — no voice assistant, no app store, no TV menus. Residents can change channels and adjust volume. Family caregivers can log in from any device to add content to the watchlist for a more personalized experience.
What's on
A library built with clinicians, not assumed.
A clinician-vetted content catalogue, designed to soothe rather than stimulate. No news loops, no crime dramas, no autoplay trailers — ever.
Nature Immersion
Long-form coastlines, forest streams, sunsets — paced for the parasympathetic system.
Music & Dance
The songbook a generation grew up dancing to — curated to spark joy and familiar movement.
The Good Old Days
Classic clips, historical moments, and vintage television — the predictable rhythm of comfort viewing.
Trivia By Theme
Gentle, non-competitive trivia designed to engage long-term memory and spark conversation.
Virtual Walks
Immersive city strolls and countryside walks — travel without leaving the room.
Sundowning Management
Therapeutic soundscapes and calming visuals that automatically cue to time of day.
The foundation
Not a content library. A decade-long research program.
The catalogue behind CareView is a clinically validated, evidence-based multisensory
approach to dementia and senior care — a decade of study distilled into content
designed to soothe, orient, and engage. Non-pharmacological, and built to be used
every day by the people already in the room.
224/7 streaming channels
1,500+therapeutic films
14curated collections
100+care-partner education & training films
The modalities
Eight evidence-based approaches, in one place.
Reminiscence therapy
Music engagement
Nature-based calming
Circadian programming
Multisensory stimulation
Aromatherapy cues
Cultural personalization
Care-partner education
Research partnerships
Brown University School of Public Health
MaineHealth Health system research
Baycrest Geriatric care & brain health
NY State Dept. of Health Office for the Aging
HITLAB Healthcare innovation technology
Observed during pilots
What care teams reported.
Calmer mood90%
More reminiscence85%
Less anxiety & stress80%
Calmer environment80%
Better focus & attention75%
More socializing72%
Lower staff stress70%
Staff time saved, each week1–5 hrs
Figures are the share of care teams reporting improvement during Memory Lane TV pilot
deployments in memory care, assisted living, and senior care settings. They describe
observed pilot results, not a guaranteed clinical outcome.
Recognized by leaders in senior & memory care
Teepa Snow Positive Approach to Care
Naomi Feil Validation Method
UCLA Geriatric research
Lien Foundation Aging innovation
The hardware
The partnership: Hardware meets content.
CareView builds the device. Memory Lane TV — a dementia-specialist content studio — provides 1,000+ hours of clinically curated calm media: era-accurate TV, nostalgic music, gentle stories, calming nature. Nothing jarring. Nothing confusing.
One subscription moves with the family. The device stays with the room. Content belongs to the person.
CareView Device
Locked-down kiosk — nothing else can run on it.
No camera. No microphone. Ever.
Outbound HTTPS only — lives happily on a guest VLAN.
Locked-down remote — channel changes and volume only. No voice assistant, no app store.
Family caregivers can add watchlist content remotely for a more personalized experience.
Sundown-aware scheduling — calmer content as evening falls.
Designed for memory care
A private-room TV that never needs replacing.
Built for memory care units, assisted living wings, and dementia-specialty homes. Residents keep their screen, content, and family channel through transitions, hospital stays, and Hospice handoffs.
Every device in every room, monitored from one dashboard. Uptime, content, hardware health — at a glance.
Locked down end to end
Residents and visitors can't navigate out of the kiosk — no accidental app installs, sign-outs, or stray purchases.
Minimal staff effort
If the aide can plug in an HDMI cable, the rollout is done. They'll tap through 4 setup screens and enter the Wi-Fi password once. No accounts to manage, no passwords to reset, no app drift after that.
Built for compliance
No camera, no microphone, outbound HTTPS only — an architecture HIPAA-conscious facilities can actually approve.
Get started
Simple pricing. Simple path.
For families at home
Peace of mind from across the country.
You can't always be there. But you can leave them with something that never confuses, never alarms, and always plays something they'll enjoy.
The first night we set it up, my mother stopped asking where my father was. She just watched the ocean, hummed along to Sinatra, and went to sleep. We hadn't seen her that settled in months.
— Sandra Diaz, daughter & caregiver, Phoenix AZ
For families
Peace of mind from across the country.
You can't always be there. But you can leave them with something that loves routine, never alarms, and always plays something familiar. We handle the device. You handle the visits.
They press one button and something familiar starts playing.
If anything ever breaks, we ship a replacement device next-day. No call to IT.
Sundowning management kicks in automatically — calming visuals without anyone lifting a finger.
