Dementia care
needs a memory
of its own.
JUMI is the AI agent for dementia behaviour — built on the person, not the episode. The more it knows, the better its guidance. And it never forgets.
Built for private geriatric clinics, home care providers, and senior living operators — supporting the families they serve.
No two people with dementia are the same. So why is everyone given the same advice?
Every person with dementia is different. But the advice families get is generic — forcing them to trial-and-error on their own loved one.
What quietly gets lost is quality of life.
No one knows your person well enough.
Usually a family member carries it all. Invisible to everyone else. Lost when they leave the room.
Advice is generic. Every person isn't.
Protocols and helplines are built for the average patient. There is no average patient.
Quality of life quietly suffers.
Good days become rarer. The person with dementia grows more distressed, their family more exhausted.
The smallest details often matter most.
The song that calms her. The time of night when he wants to go out. What worked last week to
make showering easier.
JUMI helps families and care teams carry these details forward, so every response starts with
more context.
The AI that already knows your person.
Most dementia support gives general advice. JUMI gives advice built around this person — and every conversation makes it sharper.
A single conversation helps with today. Repeated conversations reveal patterns no family member or clinician could see alone — and over time, JUMI helps rebuild the rhythm of good days. The goal is not to manage dementia. It is to help families and care teams find more good days, together.
What JUMI knows before anyone says a word.
Mdm Lim's care profile — built before any episode occurs. Whoever is with her already has this. They do not start from zero.
The longer JUMI knows your person, the better its guidance.
A single episode can look random. Over time, patterns emerge — and JUMI's guidance sharpens.
The family shares who this person is — triggers, calming cues, how they communicate. JUMI gives its first guidance. Specific, not generic.
Between visits, so much happens that no clinician can see. With JUMI, the picture becomes visible. The family gets support. The clinician gets clarity. Same system, both sides.
New behaviours emerge. Old strategies stop working. JUMI adapts — because it has been following along. The advice stays relevant to who the person is now, not who they were at diagnosis.
Built for the teams who care for people with dementia.
One shared knowledge of the person — across every team that touches their care.
Geriatric & eldercare clinics
Longitudinal behavioural context between visits — so clinical time is spent on care, not information gathering.
Senior living operators
Person-specific context that survives every shift change.
Home care & nursing
Every visit informed by the last.
Families using JUMI through their care provider.
Guidance grounded in who their person is. The same shared knowledge their care team uses.
Built from the inside out.
JUMI was built from two directions: lived experience of the dementia continuity gap at home, and over a decade of specialist dementia nursing.
Caroline confirmed the same gap across hundreds of caregiver interviews. Every household is different. The advice available to families and care teams almost never is. JUMI is built to close that gap.
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Lived caregiver insight into the dementia continuity gap — the foundation of JUMI's product direction.
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Led JUMI's product design: user discovery, workflow thinking, and continuity model development.
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Published in Channel NewsAsia on dementia caregiver support · SUSS Venture Builder · SGD 25K Ngee Ann Kongsi Grant.
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12+ years in Nursing (Healthcare), specialised in Clinical care and Gerontology - 300+ patients, 200+ families supported in geriatric issues
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Specialist dementia training: ABC Analysis, Validation Therapy, Reminiscence Therapy.
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Bilingual clinical practice - English and Mandarin - across multicultural settings in Singapore.
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