Developed specifically around the cognitive and emotional needs of people living with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, Memory Lane TV differs from regular television programming in 2 major ways. First, the absence of plot- and character-dependent stories responds to the specific challenges of memory loss. Second, the filmed content is created intentionally, from subject matter to editing speed, to support varied needs from relaxation to reminiscence, along with supporting daily rhythm with time-of-day programming. 

Eugeria announces the acquisition of Eldergrow, a beloved U.S.-based therapeutic gardening program for senior living communities, marking its 10th anniversary on Earth Day. The relaunch under Eugeria expands access to nature-based, evidence-backed programming designed to support the well-being of people living with dementia — now available in Canada and the U.S.

Eugeria is proud to have its products featured in Aging and the Meaning of Home, an installation by Hord Coplan Macht commissioned for the Making Home — Smithsonian Design Triennial at Cooper Hewitt in New York City. Running through August 2025, the exhibition highlights how thoughtful design and technology can transform care environments for people living with dementia.

Eugeria has been ranked 25th on the Globe and Mail's Top Growing Companies list for 2024 — a recognition that reflects the company's expanding role in dementia care across North America. From memory aids to care community tools, Eugeria continues to grow by addressing the real, everyday needs of people living with dementia and their caregivers.