– Rippl, a provider of virtual dementia care raises $23M ina Series A funding round led by Tina Hoang-To, Founding General Partner at Kin Ventures, with participation from existing investors including ...

When diagnosing and treating memory failure, particularly disorders like dementia, doctors often assess how patients navigate exterior and interior spaces such as streets or buildings, to see how they ...

University of Kentucky Human Resources Eldercare invites UK employees to its Virtual Dementia Tour Tuesday, Oct. 27. The product of Second Wind Dreams, the Virtual Dementia Tour uses an in-person, ...

Rippl, a leader in virtual dementia care, announced the closing of its Series A funding round. Tina Hoang-To (Kin Ventures Founding General Partner) led the $23 million round with participation from ...

Rippl, a company focused on providing mental health solutions to seniors with dementia and other cognitive conditions, announced it closed a $23 million Series A funding round. Tina Hoang-To, Kin ...

An innovative, Baycrest-developed dementia care program can reduce the need for hospital admissions by 60%, according to a study published in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease today. The program, ...

With much of the U.K. just emerging from its second coronavirus 'lockdown' into new tiers, the amount of social contact we are able to have is still limited. Among the worst affected are people living ...

TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - The Alzheimer’s Alliance of Smith County is helping East Texans understand what life is like for people with dementia. “One in three seniors over 65 [will get some] dementia in ...

While virtual reality (VR) has become an important tool for recreational gaming, it is also proving to be quite valuable in the realm of medicine, training physicians to perform procedures during ...

A virtual tour new to the western United States debuted at The Lodge Assisted Living Facility Tuesday. It takes just eight minutes and a few pieces of gear to transport participants into the mind of a ...

After decades of failed research, scientists are zeroing in on new methods to prevent or slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease. Some of these treatments don't involve pills or injections. At a ...