Relish Day Hub - Dementia Clock with Daily Task Manager, HD Large Screen Digital Calendar Clock for Seniors and People with Memory Loss

We bought this for my 85-year-old mom as she was missing medication and forgetting things. She loves the big and easy-to-read display (day of the week and time) and says the reminders we set for her are WONDERFUL in helping her remembering to do different things during the day.There's a great video on the Amazon sales page that walks you through the set-up steps, plus there is a set a directions in English in the box (The set-up booklet has several languages--the English ones are separate).This allows up to 10 daily tasks to be listed (you don't have to do that many) and you get to choose the sound-alert tone you like. It's easy to add or delete tasks, too--and to change the tone if needed.She just LOVES this reminder-clock--says it's SO helpful to her!HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

There's also no way to register the purchase on the relish-life.com website.

My mom has dementia and this clock is great! It keeps her on schedule, as well as us. It’s a really great reminder for her meds. Highly recommend and very easy to use.

Purchased for my mother who has some challenges living in an assisted living environment. This device helps her make sure she gets to her meals, and gives her confidence in what day of the week, it is. She has been using it for a couple of months now and would be lost without it. It also automatically switched to daylight savings time, which was perfect.

I was so excited to finally break this out, but upon set up prompts I realized it was not touch screen. My mistake for not doing my research prior to buying, but for how expensive this was, I'm shocked. You have to manually move up and down with arrow buttons on the side of the machine to type anything. Anytime you need to back space, go back and forth with Capitol letters, use a symbol, you have to start from scratch and continuously push the buttons to get back. It's extremely time consuming. The buttons are on the side of the machine and not visible head on, so if you are not careful and accidentally push another button, you have to start all over with your wifi password.At this point I've had to start over 3 times and just want to return the d*mn thing.Don't bother purchasing. A dry erase board is just as effective.

It’s a really simple device, not a lot of functions and flexibility. It’s of good quality. But not quite enough. I guess you have to keep it that way, for people with dementia and memory lost

I have ADHD and this has been a huge help to me. It reminds me to take better care of myself and keep on top of things.

Purchased as a gift. Enjoying it throughly tgo wish it had come with more calender papers.