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Best ipad games for seniors with dementia

List of the best apps

1.Lumosity

with in-app purchases

Lumosity is a free brain training app available for Apple and Android devices. It features daily brain games, workout modes, detailed training insights, and mindfulness training. It is available in several languages.

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  • by Donna Tucker

    Lumosity is an app that helps seniors with dementia. You try to remember where things are and then pick where they were.

2.CogniFit

with in-app purchases

With Cognifit you can play different brain games to challenge your mind and train your cognitive skills like you never did before. Get personalized results for key cognitive abilities such as your memory, concentration and attention. 

  • Website:http://www.cognifit.com

  • Age rating:4+

  • Category:Health & Fitness,Education

  • Publisher:CogniFit

  • Size:128.14 MB

  • Genre:Not available
  • Anika Lobo

    by Anika Lobo

    CogniFit personalized brain training program improved cognitive function in healthy older adults with an average age of 80 years whereas physical and aerobic activity did not bring about any perceivable cognitive improvements in these subjects.

3.Magic Piano by Smule

with in-app purchases

Magic Piano by Smule is a free app for Android and iOS in which you can play all-time classics or compose your own music. It features such things as a tempo controller and a Jam play mode with vocals.

  • Website:http://www.smule.com

  • Age rating:Everyone

  • Category:Music & Audio

  • Publisher:Smule

  • Size:30.41 MB

  • Genre:Not available
  • Daniel Ruiz

    by Daniel Ruiz

    People who are interested in piano will enjoy this app a lot, and also it is somewhat useful to learn piano

4.Talking Tom Cat 2

with in-app purchases

Talking Tom Cat 2 is the sequel to the Talking Tom Cat. This virtual pet simulator app allows the users to talk to Tom, play with Tom, customize Tom, dress him up with accessories, new clothes, and record Tom.

  • by Elizabeth Silva

    I'm not sure how Talking Tom Cat would be useful for seniors dealing with dementia. It's a stupid game app to start with, I don't see how the juvenile aspect of the game would benefit anyone dealing with memory issues.

5.Fit Brains Trainer

with in-app purchases

Fit Brains Trainer helps you train both your cognitive and emotional intelligence. It contains more than 60 games, 500+ workout sessions and deep performance reports. 

  • by Joan Hoffman

    This app puts a wide selection of purported brain-strengthening games at your fingertips. It exercises your brain while you have fun at the same time, definitely worth a try.

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