Every resident has a story. Help them tell it.
A reminiscence activity residents look forward to, a keepsake families treasure, and almost no work for your staff.
For residents
A daily question worth answering, a patient listener, and the dignity of being asked what they know.
For families
Their mother's stories in her own voice, shared with them as she chooses. A reason to feel good about where she lives.
For your staff
Ready-made guided sessions for one-to-one and group time, printable codes, and a dashboard that shows who's taking part.
Tablets in the common room. A code for every resident.
Print the codes
Each resident gets a six-digit code on a card. No email, no password.
Set out tablets
Residents sign in with their code on a shared tablet, and a face and PIN screen makes switching between them quick.
Residents tell
Alone, with an aide helping, or in a group session with a facilitator.
Families join
Residents invite family, who can listen and ask, and can take over the plan if they move.
Consent, handled at the bedside
Residents sign in their own hand on the tablet, in plain language, with a helper confirming. Every change is logged, and families or legal representatives are recorded where a resident can't consent alone.
Stories that outlast the stay
A resident's book belongs to them, not the facility. When they leave, their stories go with them, and they are never deleted because a plan ends.
Built on reminiscence, one of the most studied activities in later-life care.
A Cochrane review of reminiscence therapy found benefits for communication, quality of life and mood for some people living with dementia, though the effects were often small and varied between settings.
Woods B et al., Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2018Waterfall is a reminiscence and engagement activity, not a medical device or treatment.
Simple pricing, 30 days free
Annual billing saves 17%. Every tier includes printable codes, the admin dashboard, encryption and an audit log.