PreservationFor senior living communities, hospice programs, and the people who care for families
Give families something they'll remember you for.
Preservation gives the people you serve a meaningful reason to talk about their lives, and gives their families something they may value for the rest of theirs.
It is simple to offer, easy for residents to use, and asks almost nothing new of your team.
Senior living and assisted living
An activity residents enjoy. A gift families don't expect.
People like talking about their lives when someone asks the right questions.
Preservation turns those conversations into something residents can do with staff, volunteers, friends or visiting family. They listen to a question and answer out loud. That is the whole of it.
For residents
A chance to talk, to reminisce, and to pass down what they have learned over a lifetime.
For families
Stories, voices and answers they would never have thought to ask for themselves.
For your community
A meaningful family benefit that asks very little of your staff.
No app to learn. No typing. No passwords for residents to remember.
Hospice and chaplaincy
Give families something meaningful to keep.
Families often want to ask more, remember more and hold on to more, and they may not know where to begin.
Thoughtful questions help someone share memories, beliefs, advice, family history and the things they want the people they love to know. Their answers become a private archive their family can return to.
It sits alongside the legacy and life-review work you may already do, without becoming another program for your team to administer.
Funeral homes and celebrants
Offer something families can keep building after the service.
A funeral tells the story of a life in a day. Preservation gives families somewhere to continue it.
They can bring together photographs, letters, recordings, what relatives remember and what they remember themselves, then explore that history through questions later.
It gives you a real form of aftercare, and another way to support families beyond the arrangements and the service.
Worth knowing
Residents can answer in their own language.
Spanish and Urdu are available now, with the questions asked and read aloud in them. Their recording is kept exactly as spoken, and the family can ask about it in the language they speak.
For a community serving families who did not grow up speaking English, that is something almost nobody else can offer them.
Easy for your team. Meaningful for theirs.
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We set it up
We create the private archives, the talking links and the family access. Your staff never manage accounts, passwords or software.
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They just talk
A resident opens a private link and gets one question at a time. They can answer one, or spend an afternoon. Staff, volunteers or family can sit with them if they would like.
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Their family gets something worth keeping
Their stories, voice, photographs and memories become a private family archive to explore for years, and the family can always take their material with them.
A small thing to offer. A surprisingly good reason to choose you.
Families compare communities on rooms, meals, activities, amenities and care. Preservation gives you something different to say:
We help your family keep the stories and the wisdom that would otherwise disappear.
It costs residents nothing to begin, asks them to learn no new technology, and can become part of activities you already run.
We're looking for a few founding communities.
We are working with a small number of senior living communities and care organizations to shape the program around how they actually operate.
Founding pilots are free. You provide the people and the conversations, and we handle the technology and the setup.
Talk to us about a pilot
Tell us a little about your community and we will show you what Preservation could look like there.
No obligation. No mailing list.