Delivering person centred experiences and improving the wellbeing of seniors via easy to use technology.
Georgene McNeil, Dementia Behaviour Specialist and Practice Lead, Uniting NSW ACT.
Industry-first research conducted in conjunction with ACU and Uniting demonstrates our positive impact on dementia behaviours.

Innovation Awards

Finalist 2021
Eldercare Innovation Awards

Finalist 2020
innovAGEING Awards
Read more about how we help deliver COVID safe experiences.
How it works

Listen anytime, anywhere headphones
Use wireless, long-range headphones while resting, walking, one on one or in a group.

Easy access to 1,000+ audio & visual experiences
At the touch of a button, carers and volunteers can easily personalise content.

Training and on-going support
All staff access to expert team support. Reporting and monthly activity calendars included.
Benefits for your organisation
Increase staff satisfaction and productivity
Our program is proven to manage dementia behaviours and free up time for busy staff.
Engage residents with person-centric content
Diverse and meaningful person-centered experiences in 30+ languages available, including spiritual, exercise, armchair travel, music playlists, and more!
Save Money
Our flexible and affordable subscription models make it easy to plan in annual budgets. Costs less than weekly performers!
Happier residents and staff
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Resident Success Stories
Real-life stories of how our technology and content helps manage dementia behaviours

Music for Tharma
Tharma, a 79-year-old man from Pakistan, exhibits on-going behaviours and has reverted to his mother tongue. As he no longer speaks English, the staff found it challenging to connect. Our trainers sourced Tamil music for Tharma’s carers to play for him. Staff tell us that he enjoys this music and is displaying much happier behaviour. He even requests the headsets, by pointing at his ears, regularly. His son has told carers that the program is great support for his dad, and he loves listening along with him.
This is music to our ears!

Peaceful Piano Lady
Carers tell us that our personal preference data helps them to better connect with residents. Using this data, they identified that a resident, who displays daily vocal behaviours, used to play the piano at her church. Our trainers suggested playing piano hymn music. Her carers tell us the music instantly transformed her! She sat down at the table and ‘played the piano’. Whilst engaged in listening, she has no vocal behaviours and delights the team with a peaceful smile on her face. Listening is now part of her daily care plan.

Poetry for the soul
Memory support unit staff share a beautiful story of a lady who used to be an English teacher and had a great love of poetry. The resident, who is 101 years old, blind and has dementia is non-verbal. Our trainers discussed trialling our poetry playlists with her. The poetry thoroughly engaged her, and she started quietly reciting the verses. Staff also observed her as more peaceful as she listened, using the wireless headphones, on her daily hallway walks.
Testimonials from Moove and Groove Clients
Moove & Groove in action







