Adapted Game for your Residents, While Entertaining Families!

Sensory, Calm and Collaborative Games

Relaxing music, bright colors and beautiful images have a positive effect on the mood of the seniors. The games are unifying, which encourages contact between residents, but also with family and friends. This helps them interact on a level that is not normally easy for them to achieve and create meaningful social experiences.

Rose Petals
Scattered Tulips
Snow Melt
Step Stones
Trails of Tulips
Butterflies
Cars
Paint Studio
Mermaids

Games to Encourage Physical Activity

These games stimulate movement and improve physical abilities. From simple arm movements on a table to jumping on the floor, the games adapt to your residents’ abilities. Seniors who participate in high-quality, active, game-based experiences feel better about their physical abilities and improve their willingness to communicate.

Ballons
Bubblies
Bubblies Basics
Chicken Journey
Drums
Eggster
Forest Tale
Frogz
Maestro
Rock Ball Prehistory
Super Soccer
Cheese Heist
Xylophone

Games to Help Cognitive Skills

Depending on the pace and abilities of each individual, games provide cognitive stimulation for all residents. Having fun, being active and challenging the brain on a regular basis has a multitude of benefits, such as: improving mental and emotional well-being and brain function.

Around the World
Bingo
Brain Challenge Extended
Buzzy Bee
Candy Factory Casual
Casino
Coins
Cycle of Life
Gems
Geometry Master
Hungry Octopus
Jigsaw Race
Mah Jong King
Mah Jong King Basics
Math simples
Pearls Underwater
Rush Hour
Series

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