Dementia lessons, caregiver guides and helplines in one free app.
Remember Together is an iPhone and iPad app made by high school sophomores in HOSA. It helps families spot the early signs, get through hard caregiving moments, and find help fast.
- Free, with no ads and nothing to buy
- No account. Your information stays on your phone
- Large text and simple screens, made for older eyes
Coming soon to the App Store
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We will email you once on launch day. Until then, the lessons and guides are free to read on this site.
A HOSA Community Awareness project
HOSA is a national organization for students who plan to work in health care. In its Community Awareness event, students pick a health issue and run a campaign to raise awareness of it where they live.
We chose dementia. Almost every family meets it at some point, and most people only start learning about it once someone they love is already sick.
About our campaignWhy we chose dementia
It affects millions of people, and the people caring for them, often with little support.
- More than 7 million
Americans are living with Alzheimer's disease, the most common cause of dementia.
Alzheimer's Association, 2026 Facts and Figures
- Nearly 13 million
Americans give unpaid care to a family member or friend with dementia.
Alzheimer's Association, 2026 Facts and Figures
- 19 billion hours
of unpaid care in 2025, valued at more than $446 billion.
Alzheimer's Association, 2026 Facts and Figures
- 57 million
people around the world were living with dementia in 2021.
World Health Organization, Dementia fact sheet
Sources:Alzheimer's Association, 2026 Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures; World Health Organization, Dementia fact sheet.
What the app does
Five parts, each with its own color, so it is always clear where you are. The same colors guide you around this site.
Three parts, the lessons, the guides and the helplines, are also free to read here. You do not need the app to use them.
Learn
Five short lessons on dementia, with a quick check before and after so you can see what you learned.
Read the lessons hereCare
Step by step guides for hard moments, like evening confusion, wandering and repeated questions.
Read the guides hereRoutine
A simple daily checklist, with gentle reminders on your phone if you want them.
Play
Seven calm memory games with five levels each. No timers, no scores to chase, and no way to lose.
Help
Free helplines and emergency steps, one tap away.
See the helplines
Know the 10 early signs
One sign on its own is not a diagnosis. What matters is a pattern of changes that keep happening and get in the way of daily life.
See each sign next to normal aging- Memory loss that disrupts daily life
- Trouble planning or solving problems
- Trouble finishing familiar tasks
- Confusion about time or place
- Trouble understanding what you see
- New problems with words
- Losing things and not being able to retrace your steps
- Poor judgment
- Pulling away from work, hobbies or friends
- Changes in mood or personality
Get involved
Awareness spreads person to person. Here is how you can help it reach more families.
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