Bruce Elliott is the CEO and Co-Founder of Memory Lane Games, an engagement app on a mission to improve the quality of life of those living with dementia all over the world,. He has a twenty-year track record of building world-class, innovative companies across various sectors.
In this episode we learn about the inspiration behind Memory Lane Games app, which uses quiz-style games based on personal memories and preferences to trigger conversation and social interaction. Bruce also shares insights into the future of digital health, including potential applications of AI to enhance personalized care and their impactful collaborations with Alzheimer's foundations in Asia Pacific.
If you are a caregiver, you and your loved one can play the app here; https://www.memorylanegames.com/#. If you would like to reach out to Memory Lane Games you can email them at: [email protected]
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