About this Event
Dementia-Friendly Products and Services Showcase
How is this different from a typical health resource fair?
This is not a clinical or transactional environment. People living with dementia are warmly invited to attend with their caregivers—to enjoy a beautiful lakeview setting and explore tools together, rather than feeling confined at home. There is no sales pressure—just space to interact with products at your own pace, in a calm and welcoming atmosphere.
Join us for Seattle’s first dementia-friendly pop-up—an intimate, hands-on morning designed to support caregivers and reimagine what care at home can look like.
This curated experience brings together thoughtfully designed products, tools, and services that make everyday life easier, more dignified, and more engaging for people living with dementia or memory loss. From cognitive activities and adaptive clothing to practical in-home solutions, each element is selected to reduce friction in daily routines while supporting independence and connection.
What You’ll Experience
- A curated showcase of dementia-friendly products and resources
- Hands-on demonstrations and interactive experiences
- Practical tools you can immediately apply at home
- A welcoming space to connect with others navigating similar journeys
We are deeply honored to feature innovators including:
- Center for Applied Research in Dementia: Widely tested group readers and matching activities grounded in evidence-based dementia care approaches
- Geri-Gadgets® Inc.: Beautiful sensory-rich engagement tools that are comforting for the eyes, hands, and mind
- poemRENOVATION: “No rules, just create” word blocks bringing creativity, expression, and joy into schools, respite care and memory care communities
- Joe & Bella: Stylish adaptive clothing thoughtfully designed to preserve dignity and simplify dressing
- PeelAways ~ Eliminating 2 a.m. Sheet Changes for Exhausted Caregivers : Innovative layered bedsheets designed to make nighttime bedsheet changing dramatically easier for everyone involved
- Comfort Linen: Friction-minimized PJ and bedsheet systems supporting easier movement
- Dovetale Press Dementia-friendly Classics: Dementia-friendly adaptive classics helping readers reconnect with beloved stories like Sherlock Holmes in a more accessible format
-The Nokbox: A complete home-organization systems with clear and pre-designed labels, checklists and folders to make whole-family file management easy
- Aegeliss: Dementia-inclusive visual support systems and adaptive jigsaw puzzles designed to support independence, reduce cognitive load, and make flow moments easier
Who This Is For
- Family caregivers supporting a loved one with dementia or mild cognitive impairment
- Individuals living with early-stage memory loss
- Professionals in senior living, home care, and dementia care
- Anyone interested in building more inclusive, cognitively accessible environments
Whether you’re looking for practical solutions, fresh ideas, or simply a sense of community, this pop-up is designed to meet you where you are.
For questions, please contact Aegeliss Partnerships Manager, Giulia Benvenuto at [email protected].
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
PNA - Phinney Center (Room 7), 6615 Dayton Avenue North, Seattle, United States
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