Press Highlights

The Long Island State Veterans Home (LISVH) has taken an important step to enhance the quality of life for its residents by introducing two Tovertafels,…

The Tovertafel Pixie represents a groundbreaking advancement in interactive projection technology, specifically designed to enhance the lives of people with dementia, learning disabilities,…

Something magical is happening inside memory care assisted living at Good Samaritan Society – Prairie Creek. “It’s almost magic,” activities coordinator Brittany Foos…

The Newbury of Brookline, the newest addition to Kisco Senior Living’s national portfolio of Signature communities, is excited to announce its latest user-friendly,…

Shane takes a trip out to John Knox Village to see a brand-new resource they have for residents, the Tovertafel! You can learn…

Tover technology often is associated with memory care, but a North Carolina continuing care retirement / life plan community recently became the first US site…

WEST CHESTER, PA — Barclay Friends, a Kendal Affiliate, has successfully launched the “Magic Table” tool, marking a significant step in enhancing resident engagement within…

Tovertafel ® is a VR-based serious game for dementia care (SGDC) that aims to stimulate residents affected by dementia in nursing homes, promote social and…

At Villa at Terracina Grand, a memory care community on the  Terracina Senior Living in Naples, FL, the pursuit of joy, connection, and…

With a simple wave of the hand, a resident scatters an interactive display of multicolored leaves projected onto…

According to the most recent estimates from the CDC’s Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring (ADDM) Network, currently about 1 in 36 children has…

Thanks to an anonymous donation, The Village of Harmony Hill is the first in South Dakota to offer cutting-edge resident engagement technology called the Tovertafel…

“At a high level, we believe there are many technologies out there where [the creators make] the technology and then say, ‘Oh, by the way…

Puzzles may assist with cognition for older adults, and a new “magic table” helps people with dementia to interact in a low-stress way.

In the dementia unit at Rockingham Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Brentwood, four residents, age 69 to 89, sit captivated around the “magic table,” waiting…