T3CH for Care Homes | Dementia-Friendly Interactive Tables

Why Care Homes Choose T3CH

Created Specifically for Your Environment

We understand care homes because we listen to care professionals. Every feature is designed with your residents and staff in mind.

Dementia-Friendly Activities

Activities that work for all stages of dementia. No reading required, no complex instructions, just intuitive touch interactions that feel natural.

Calms Agitation

Gentle, familiar activities that reduce anxiety and create peaceful moments. Residents often become visibly calmer and more settled.

Sparks Memory & Connection

Reminiscence activities trigger long-term memories, creating opportunities for conversation and meaningful connection with family and staff.

Real Use Cases

How Care Homes Use T3CH Tables

Morning Activities

Start the day with gentle, engaging activities. Music from their era, familiar scenes, and simple games that bring smiles and set a positive tone.

One-to-One Sessions

Perfect for carers spending quality time with residents. The table becomes a bridge for connection, especially with non-verbal residents.

Group Activities

Bring residents together around the table. The large screen encourages social interaction, shared laughter, and a sense of community.

Afternoon Calm

Use calming activities during sundowning periods. Visual scenes, gentle music, and soothing interactions help reduce anxiety.

Family Visits

Give families a way to engage with loved ones. Activities provide shared moments and conversation starters during visits.

Respite for Staff

Keep residents happily engaged while staff complete other tasks. The table is reliable, safe, and requires minimal supervision.

What Activity Coordinators Tell Us

Real Feedback from Care Professionals

"I've worked in dementia care for 15 years and this is the most effective tool I've used. Residents who haven't engaged in months are now actively participating. It's genuinely life-changing."

Margaret Davies

Dementia Activities Lead, Willow Lodge, Cardiff

"The simplicity is what makes it work. No buttons, no menus, no confusion. Just touch the screen and it responds. Even residents with very advanced dementia understand it immediately."

David Chen

Care Home Manager, Elmwood House, Bristol

"We've seen a real reduction in challenging behaviors since introducing the table. Residents are calmer, more content, and we're seeing smiles we haven't seen in a long time."

Anne Roberts

Clinical Lead, Oakdale Care Group, Glasgow

Designed for Care Homes, Built for Dementia Care