A favourite song. How someone likes their tea. Food they can't stand. These small details are often the first things lost when a person can no longer tell us. We think they matter as much as anything on a chart.
Losing your words shouldn't mean losing your say. The people who know someone best, like family and friends, should be heard by everyone who cares for them.
A wife knew a small trick that helped her husband. Once it was written down, everyone caring for him could use it.
Read the storyA free way to record a person's preferences and allergies in one place. A QR code links to a simple page that caregivers and homes can read, so the person is known wherever they go.
Learn moreMo has spent more than 12 years working in retirement living. He has seen again and again how much better a day goes when someone is truly known. Captain's Chair exists to make that the rule, not the lucky exception.
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