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“Designed for Seniors, Curated for Well-Being.”
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(Research shows that diverse mental stimulation, like watching educational and engaging videos, helps build cognitive reserve and delay the effects of dementia and cognitive decline.)
— See the research study — https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11939702/
The Challenges of Aging Well: How We Understand the Struggles Parents & Loved Ones Face.
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Social Isolation: Lack of regular social interaction can lead to feelings of loneliness and depression.
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Cognitive Decline: Memory loss and a decrease in mental sharpness can affect day-to-day activities.
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Physical Limitations: Mobility issues and health concerns can limit engagement in activities.
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Lack of Mental Stimulation: Without engaging content, it’s hard to maintain cognitive health and a sense of purpose.
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Limited Learning Opportunities: Aging often means fewer opportunities to try new things or learn new skills.
Staying mentally and socially active is key to aging well. Our daily email newsletter delivers carefully selected videos designed to keep seniors engaged, entertained, and learning something new every day.
An estimated 41.8 million adults care for someone aged 50 or older, with 48% caring for a parent. At the end of life, adult children often serve as primary caregivers, especially for parents facing memory loss issues like dementia and alzheimers.
I’m Robert Lewis, founder of foundforus.com and I needed to help my aging parents.
As they got older, finding something interesting to watch became a struggle. TV was the same old reruns, and YouTube just kept recommending the same types of videos. It got boring fast. So, I started curating videos for them—stuff that sparked their curiosity, brought back memories, and gave them something new to talk about.
The difference was huge. They were more engaged, had fresh conversations, and actually looked forward to the next day. That’s when it clicked—if this worked for them, it could help so many others too. That’s why we do what we do.
WHY CURATED VIDEOS CAN HELP THEM AND YOU
Improved Cognitive Health
Research shows that engaging with new ideas and experiences helps maintain brain function.
Better Social Connection
Watching and discussing videos can create opportunities for conversation and bonding.
Greater Emotional Well-Being
Thought-provoking and uplifting content can boost mood and reduce feelings of isolation.
How to Keep Their Minds Active & Conversations Flowing
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Getting started is simple! Just sign up.
We’ll take care of the rest. We’ll curate a daily selection of engaging videos tailored to spark curiosity, stimulate conversation, and bring some joy into their routine. It’s as easy as clicking “sign up” and letting us do the heavy lifting!
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We hand-pick videos that go beyond the usual.
Whether it’s fascinating documentaries, nostalgic clips, or new ideas to explore, our curated content is designed to keep your loved ones engaged and connected. We focus on videos that spark memories, fuel conversations, and help them feel part of the world around them.
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Now the real magic happens.
Your loved ones start to reconnect with the world. By offering content that’s both entertaining and thought-provoking, we help them stay mentally active, socially engaged, and emotionally fulfilled. It’s more than just videos; it’s about sparking conversations, bringing joy, and enhancing quality of life every day.
Ready to help your loved one stay mentally sharp and engaged? Try our 15-day free trial and discover the benefits of curated videos designed to support cognitive health. No credit card required—just sign up and see the difference for yourself.
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Research & Studies
Engaging with digital content, including video, has been shown to enhance cognitive function in older adults. By improving digital literacy, seniors can boost memory retention, learning capabilities, and overall mental well-being, helping them stay mentally active and resilient as they age.
Studies like the ACTIVE study show that mental training and cognitive engagement can improve memory, reasoning, and processing speed in older adults—benefits we aim to bring with engaging, educational video content.
Studies show that engaging in social activities is key to cognitive health, and our carefully curated videos can spark conversations and provide emotional engagement for seniors, keeping them socially connected.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of videos will my loved one receive, and how do you ensure they’ll enjoy them?
Each email contains videos on topics like history, music concerts, science, art, travel and city walk-arounds. Technology, culture, nature, hobbies and wildlife and so much more—so there’s always something to spark curiosity and engage their brains.
Whether you’re exploring the wonders of the ancient world, diving into the latest scientific discoveries, discovering hidden gems in travel, or learning about cutting-edge innovations, we’ve got something for everyone. Each video is curated to be engaging and interesting, helping to spark conversations and helping to exercise those memory muscles.
We highly recommend adding your email so you can stay updated on what your parents or loved ones have been watching, making it easier to engage with them and continue the conversation.
Can Video's really help?
Yes! Studies show that mental stimulation—like watching engaging and educational videos—helps strengthen cognitive resilience and slow the effects of dementia and cognitive decline. Nostalgic content, including music and familiar visuals, can also trigger memories, reduce anxiety, and improve emotional well-being in people with dementia and Alzheimer’s. By keeping the brain active with meaningful content, you can help improve memory retention, enhance mood, and support overall quality of life.
With our free 15-day trial, you can see the benefits for yourself. For less than $1 a day, you can help keep your loved one mentally active, engaged, and connected.
Check out these research studies:
What is Cognitive Reserve? Theory and Research Application of the Reserve Concept
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11939702/
Cognitive Training and Cognitive Maintenance in Healthy Older Adults
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1525861015004351
Social Engagement and Cognitive Decline in Older Adults:
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2758920/
What if my parent struggles with technology? Is this easy for them to use?
Our service is designed for simplicity. Since many seniors are familiar with email, using it is as easy as opening an email and clicking a big button to start the videos. The videos play automatically in a playlist, and your loved one can pause or continue whenever they like. That’s it—just open, click, and enjoy! Plus, we provide easy-to-follow instructions and are always here to help with any tech issues to make the experience as seamless as possible.
Do I have to commit to a long-term subscription?
After your free 15-day trial, you’ll receive a daily email with curated videos. When you choose to continue, you can opt for a flexible monthly plan or save with an annual plan at a discounted rate, payable via credit card or PayPal. There’s no long-term commitment—you can cancel anytime. We want you to feel confident in your choice, so you’re free to try it out and see the benefits for your loved one.
How much is it?
Just before your free 15-day trial ends, you’ll receive an email with easy instructions to sign up. You can choose to pay $10/month or $100/year, saving $20 with the annual plan. No hidden fees—just simple, transparent pricing. Start your free trial now and see how it works for your loved one!