Suggested by Ryan Reid over 2 years ago

Seniors need access to wellness programs, community, and creativity-driven lifelong learning.

Yet, organizations & care staff are using dated solutions.

Seniors are hacking together solutions on YouTube or FB.

And healthcare companies know this will help their bottomline but there is no existing solution on the market.

In the past 10 years, there has been an explosion of research into the health benefits of creative aging (over 3,000 studies). Orgs & providers have been following that data but not seeing affordable, accessible solutions. Existing implementation is complicated and expensive. It's a missed opportunity to bring these benefits to people who already know they want it.