Bring on the music

$289.90 Incl. GSTAdd to cart

Simple Music Player

Simply lift the lid to play music

Familiar, much-loved music can offer profound benefits for the elderly and those living with dementia. The UK-designed Simple Music Player offers exceptional build and sound quality – and it’s so simple to use!

It is upsetting to see a person with dementia looking bored or feeling isolated due to inactivity. Music is a wonderful way to assist them in becoming connected and engaged with the things happening around them.

The Simple Music Player was designed specifically for those living with dementia. It is extremely easy to use even when a lack of dexterity is an issue. The music begins to play when the lid is lifted and to skip to the next track there is one large button to press. The volume is set by family members or carers and cannot, accidentally, be changed. The songs are selected and downloaded via a USB link from a Windows, Apple or Linux PC, ensuring that the music your loved one most enjoys is what is playing.

Capacity of 4GB - Or nearly 1000 songs!

See the difference music can make

✅ Dementia

✅Alzheimer’s

✅Parkinson’s

✅Movement Disorders

Easy to operate

To operate the Simple Music Player, there are just three controls:

  • Start Playing Music – Just lift the lid
  • Skip this song – Press the big button
  • Stop the music – Close the lid

The music will continue from where it was last stopped. Volume is set by depressing concealed buttons underneath the unit: press and hold for a few seconds to alter volume.

A green socket is provided at the rear for your headphones.

Testimonial

Vera Lynn, Doris Day, Bing Crosby...

Mum’s had many a foot tapping hour with all her favorites. Vera Lynn, Doris Day, Bing Crosby… When she phones in the afternoon I can often hear her Simple Music Player going in the background. The Care Home staff remind and encourage her to have it playing because they know all Mums familiar songs keep her relaxed and happy. Worth its weight in gold!
Brendon
Memory Matters NZ

Kato Radio - Clear and Simple

The key is simplicity

A radio specifically designed for easy use for those who find modern devices over complex and difficult to control.
Listening to the radio should be an easy pastime for everyone. The KOTO radio has been specially developed to be as simple as possible for the user, stripping away the complexities of modern devices but retaining the quality of FM broadcasting.

Main Features:    

  • Single button channel selection
  • LCD screen with backlight
  • Hidden setup controls
  • Retro design but modern functionality
  • Headphone socket
  • Bluetooth audio streaming
  • 24 hour clock with automatic update

The Koto Radio is designed by E2L, world market leaders in music products specifically developed for the senior population and those with physical or cognitive difficulties.

Whilst providing many of the benefits of modern FM functionality, after the unit is initially setup, normal everyday operation is simple.

✅ Dementia

✅Alzheimer’s

✅Parkinson’s

✅Movement Disorders

$239.90 Incl. GSTAdd to cart

Arthur Bear

A musical Teddy Bear for improving cognizance and engagement. Download all your loved ones favorite songs into the large memory bank. Switches off after 30 minutes so it's great to take to bed.

$159.90 Incl. GSTAdd to cart

Comforting and engaging, ‘Arthur’, combines the profound benefits of targetted music with sensory and tactile feedback, with the engagement of something to be cherished and cared for.

Arthur’ is a combination of our experiences of the benefits of music for people with cognizant challenges, such as dementia, learning difficulties and autism, combined with widely accepted advantages offered by ‘doll therapy’. The care and interaction with a comforting soft toy provides a path to unlocking strong maternal instincts or feelings of security, providing both activity and self worth, whilst the music increases awareness and interaction.

Doll therapy: A large section of the community with cognizant challenges lack daily engagement. Some caregivers try to ease the burden of distress and anxiety by introducing dolls or soft toys to love and care for. The dolls can become an integral part of their life and caring for the doll can range from simple enagement to a major part of their day to day responsibilities. Doll or ‘cuddle’ therapy, may bring back happy memories of early parenthood and helps feeling useful and needed.

Music: Playing music to people with dementia or similar challenges from their formative years vastly improves their cognizance and lucidity – the effects are dramatic and are widely recognised.

✅ Advanced Dementia or Alzheimer’s

✅Movement Disorders

✅Reduces Anxiety

✅Engagement