CHAMP Family

You are the one everyone calls.

The one who keeps track of how Mom slept, whether Dad took his medications, who visited, and what changed. CHAMP is how your whole family carries it with you: everyone shares what they notice, thirty seconds at a time, and it grows into a private, day-by-day record of the person they love, compared to the only standard that matters, her own days. Kept automatically. Safe with your family. More valuable every single day.

CHAMP does not diagnose dementia or replace medical care. It helps families organize observations, strengthen modifiable factors, and bring better questions to clinicians.

The CHAMP Family app

Coming to the App Store and Google Play.

Thirty-second observations, bright spots, and a private circle around the senior you love. The whole family shares one clear picture, and nothing is asked of the senior.

  • Fifteen areas of daily life, one tap each
  • A private family feed for photos and moments
  • A time-stamped record that becomes doctor-ready answers
App Store and Google Play links land here on launch day
What CHAMP watches without testing

Memory is not one thing. CHAMP gives you the whole picture.

Families already notice the clues. CHAMP turns them into organized insight without heavy work: what changed, what might explain it, what to try, and what to ask the doctor.

Sleep and energy

Trouble sleeping

Families notice poor sleep, daytime fatigue, or more confusion after bad nights.

What CHAMP does: Adds sleep to the CHAMP Note and suggests tracking rest and next-day clarity.
Medication clarity

Medication confusion

Families notice missed pills, timing uncertainty, or recent medication changes.

What CHAMP does: Organizes medication questions for the doctor and watches for patterns over time.
Connection and role

Avoiding calls

Families notice fewer calls, skipped visits, or less interest in plans.

What CHAMP does: Turns withdrawal into structured contact, meaningful roles, and easier invitations.
Movement and confidence

Moving less

Families notice fewer outings, less walking, or less confidence trying things.

What CHAMP does: Suggests simple activities and tracks whether engagement improves.
Hearing and conversation

Trouble hearing

Families notice missed words, avoiding groups, or saying “never mind.”

What CHAMP does: Adds hearing access to the note and prompts a hearing discussion when useful.
Mood and stress

More anxious

Families notice worry, discouragement, irritability, or less confidence.

What CHAMP does: Organizes mood and stress observations into gentle next steps and care questions.
What CHAMP does every year

It is not a dashboard. It is a lifestyle rhythm.

CHAMP earns its place by doing recurring work for the family: weekly activity scans, no-test signal gathering, drift alerts, action prompts, playbooks, wins, monthly reviews, and physician-ready notes.

CHAMP dashboard preview showing actions and trends

Week 1

Build the portrait and start the first actions.

  • CMP + CCI
  • CHAMP Note
  • Emailed profile

Monthly

Turn observations into a rhythm.

  • Momentum Review
  • Wins Worth Noticing
  • Updated prompts

Weekly

Keep CHAMP working between visits.

  • Activity Scan
  • No-test signals
  • Weekly Playbook

Before AWV

Bring better notes to the Annual Wellness Visit.

  • Physician notes
  • Doctor questions
  • Optional 5-minute check
Example family activity

CHAMP turns an outing into a cognitive-health activity.

A granddaughter takes Granddad to the park for a rainbow hunt. CHAMP keeps the shared event, notes, memories, photos, mood, goals, and cognitive-health context in one family record.

Recorded event

“Rainbow hunt with Granddad. Found red flower, orange cone, yellow leaf, green bench, blue sign. Walked 22 minutes. Laughed. Remembered a picnic story. Goal for next week: try the music walk.”

Positive Family Album

Save the latest collection of shared notes, activities, memories, photos, moods, and future goals as a downloadable family album.

Senior walking outside with family
The CHAMP view of aging

Aging should not mean a smaller life.

Later life can be joyful, useful, curious, connected, and full of grandchildren, learning, wisdom, and purpose. CHAMP helps families protect those roles instead of quietly retiring parents from the world.

“A smaller role can create a smaller life. CHAMP helps keep the role big.”
Grandparent teaching grandchild

Give real roles

Teacher, helper, storyteller, cook, planner, advisor, gardener, friend.

Older adult learning something new

Keep learning alive

New skills, new places, new stories, new conversations, new confidence.

Older adult in light movement

Build joyful activity

Movement, connection, purpose, routine, and play are part of the plan.

Research families deserve to know

What families are rarely told about cognitive aging.

Each mini-article explains one research-backed reason to act now, in language that builds agency instead of fear.

Family language

Do not label the person. Find what is getting in the way.

CHAMP helps families replace fear with action, labels with observations, and decline-talk with supportive next steps.

Instead of“Mom is declining.”
Say“Sleep and connection changed this week. Let’s strengthen both.”
Instead of“You keep forgetting.”
Say“Let’s make this easier to remember.”
Instead of“You shouldn’t do that anymore.”
Say“Let’s find the safest way to keep you doing what matters.”
Start today

Let CHAMP do the organizing.

Build your first CHAMP Note in five minutes: what your family has noticed, organized into a note worth bringing to the doctor.