Share what actually works: A 30-minute interview for dementia caregivers

Caring for someone with dementia means carrying constant worry — about wandering, falls, and safety when you can’t be right there. A researcher is studying what actually helps caregivers with that daily burden.  

If you’re a primary family caregiver for a parent or spouse with mild-to-moderate dementia living at home, you’re invited to share your experience in a 30-minute interview (video or audio, your choice). The goal is simply to learn: what safety and monitoring tools you’ve tried, what works, what’s frustrating, and what you wish existed. There’s nothing to buy and no sales pitch — the research exists to make sure any future product is built around real caregiver needs, not guesses.

As a thank-you for your time, you’ll receive a small gift card afterward.

To take part, complete this short sign-up form (it covers eligibility and scheduling):

https://forms.gle/DD1NADH3UcPcPvgE9

Your input directly shapes whether — and how — a better, less burdensome safety device gets built for families like yours.