sensory Decline
Linked to 1 in 10 senior deaths

Communities are tracking sensory change
because it’s the earliest, most actionable sign of decline.

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You Know the Signs

The resident who can’t smell dinner anymore.
The one who struggles to follow conversations in a noisy room.
The one who says food has no taste—but passes every memory screen.

This is real. It’s measurable.

And when multiple senses decline, the risk of cognitive change rises substantially.

This isn’t fringe science.

It’s just been overlooked—until now.

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Inside a Live Sensory Workshop

Imagine a room full of residents discovering new things about themselves.
 Laughing. Curious. Engaged.
It feels more like a game than a screening—and that’s the point.

1-minute video: real residents exploring their senses, some for the first time in years.

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I realized I wasn’t smelling the cookies everyone else did.

Making Sense of Change

We built SuperSenses to help communities gently track the earliest shifts in brain health—through the senses.

For Independent Living

Residents guide themselves through easy in-app tests

For Assisted Living

Integrated into your annual wellness workflows, led by your team or ours

No clinic setup. No clinical claims.
 Just clear visibility—delivered with care.

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For Independent Living

Residents guide themselves through easy in-app tests

For Assisted Living

Integrated into your annual wellness workflows, led by your team or ours

Included:
- Testing across vision, hearing, smell, taste, and touch.
- Access to a secure dashboard showing changes over time
- Optional sensory health classes taught by a PhD
- Early signals to inform care, referrals, and family conversations

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How Communities Are Using It

Every organization is different. Some begin by inviting residents to explore their senses in a fun, classroom setting. Others quietly integrate sensory testing into their wellness routines. Here’s how the program works—at your pace.

Sensory Health Classes

Led by your team or ours, these small-group sessions introduce the science behind sensory change—and why it matters.


Residents leave laughing, reflective, and often surprised.
- Taste and smell challenges
- Hearing and memory discussions
- Easy-to-run formatIdeal for life enrichment teams
- No tech or setup required

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At-Home Testing

Designed for independence and insight.


Residents test themselves—or with a little guidance—then view results over time.
- Gentle, accessible testing for all five senses
- Encourages curiosity without pressure
- Tracks change long before behavior shifts
- Helps your team make smarter care decision

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Why It Matters

Most older adults have sensory loss they haven’t noticed.
When left untracked, those changes add up—leading to faster decline, higher care costs, and missed moments. This isn’t about fear.
It’s about awareness.

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For Assisted Living

You’ve built thoughtful spaces. You prioritize wellness.
This adds a new layer—without disrupting what you’re already doing. Families notice. Residents enjoy it.
And the insights go deeper than a brochure ever could.

Before It’s a Crisis

If we know the senses change first… and we have a way to track it gently and respectfully… what are we waiting for?
Let’s redefine what early support really looks like.

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