Reddit mentions of SVINZ Memory Loss Digital Calendar Day Clock Black and White (White)
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✔ BEST CLOCK FOR SENIORS: This high resolution 8-inch display clearly spells out the full DAY of the WEEK, MONTH and DATE in large, bold letters with no confusing abbreviations. The clock also displays 5 cycles of the day during the following times: 5:00 am to 11:59 am (MORNING), 12:00 pm to 4:59 pm (AFTERNOON), 5:00 pm to 8:59 pm (EVENING), 9:00 pm to 11:59 pm (NIGHT) and 12:00 am to 4:59 am (PREDAWN)✔ UNIQUE FEATURES: This clock includes 3-alarms function and 2-color display option (White / Yellow). The clock can be set up to 3 daily alarms independently which are very useful for senior people for daily meals or for taking medications.✔3 AUTO-DIMMING OPTIONS: The clock auto dims during the night at 7:00 pm (Mid Brightness or Low Brightness options) and brightens up during the day at 7:00 am (High Brightness). It also has the option to turn off the auto-dimming function, which is convenient for the people who prefer high brightness all the day.✔ BATTERY BACKUP - The internal button cell battery provides backup during mains power outage. The clock will be reset to the correct time and date when the power restored.✔ IDEAL GIFT: The words Dementia, Alzheimer's and Memory Loss were intentionally excluded from the packaging to alleviate any embarrassment, making it a great gift. At SVINZ, we provide a 12-month warranty and customer-friendly support.
Specs:
| Color | Brown |
| Height | 6.76 Inches |
| Length | 8.5 Inches |
| Width | 0.4 Inches |
Not sure what kind of things you design or whether you could work with a product designer, but there are ways to design everyday household items that make them easier for dementia patients to use. Here's an example of a simplified TV remote. One item my husband loved was his dementia clock since he was always losing track of what day or even what year it was. Maybe you could design some computer games that could keep a dementia patient entertained without being frustrating or demeaning (like without cartoon-ish graphics).