The Globe and Mail profiles Montreal-based Eugeria, a company focused on improving the lives of caregivers and people living with dementia through accessible AgeTech solutions. Founded in 2018, Eugeria brings together vetted products from around the world, from digital calendars and safety devices to connected pill dispensers and robotic companion pets. The company has grown to $10 million in annual revenue and 40 employees across Canada and the U.S., while navigating recent trade and supply-chain challenges.
The article also highlights the growing opportunity for technology to support healthy aging and dementia care. Allison Sekuler, President and Chief Scientist at CABHI, notes that the world is aging faster than at any point in history, while older persons are showing increasing awareness of and interest in technology. This creates greater opportunities for adoption and reinforces the importance of co-creating solutions with people who have direct lived experience.
Eugeria is also developing its own technologies through Idem and exploring how AI could help people living with dementia remain more autonomous at home. Its work reflects a broader shift toward making innovation easier to integrate into everyday care while improving quality of life for older persons and caregivers.
