What is Dementia Precision Training ?
Training should follow ability, not a one-size-fits-all routine.
LTPA Dementia Precision Training combines professional assessment, ability grading, personalised cognitive and physical training, individual records and continuous review. The goal is not simply to complete more exercises, but to make every training session more appropriate to the person’s current ability and needs.
Professional service can be delivered through home-based one-to-one training or community small-group precision training, while each participant keeps an individual training record and progress history.
Dementia Precision Training makes professional care easier to deliver, continue and understand.
Feature 1 – AI-Guided Training : Visible Progress, Risk Alert
Through AI-powered training equipment, AI frailty risk assessment, and training data tracking, seniors can continue their training and make up for the time when they are unable to attend rehabilitation sessions. Each training session and change in performance is fully recorded, allowing family members to easily monitor their progress and identify potential risks based on data rather than relying solely on subjective observations.
Feature 2 – Professional Guidance : Personalized Support, Confident Training
Certified professionals provide regular training support, helping older adults correctly use the training equipment co-developed with therapists. Following standardized training protocols, they provide timely reminders and assistance throughout each session, bringing professional training beyond care facilities and into older adults’ everyday lives at home.
Feature 3 – Ability-Based Training: the right difficulty for each participant
Through AI-powered home training equipment, AI frailty risk assessment, and training data tracking, seniors can continue their training at home and make up for the time when they are unable to attend rehabilitation sessions. Each training session and change in performance is fully recorded, allowing family members to easily monitor their progress and identify potential risks based on data rather than relying solely on subjective observations. Seniors simply follow their personalized training program and complete the assigned exercises.
Feature 4 – Continuous Tracking: Beyond a Snapshot, See the Journey
Through AI-powered home training equipment, AI frailty risk assessment, and training data tracking, seniors can continue their training at home and make up for the time when they are unable to attend rehabilitation sessions. Each training session and change in performance is fully recorded, allowing family members to easily monitor their progress and identify potential risks based on data rather than relying solely on subjective observations. Seniors simply follow their personalized training program and complete the assigned exercises.
Are You Also Facing Any of the Following Challenges?
Want to Maintain Brain & Physical Health but Find It Difficult to Train Consistently
Training Happens, but Progress Is Hard to Track
Home-Based Precision Training
Personalized dementia training, delivered at home
Designed for people who need more individual support, with training goals and difficulty matched to personal ability, daily-life needs and ongoing performance.
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Home 1-ON-1
Home-Based Precision Training
Professional training can be delivered in the participant’s own living environment. The service starts with assessment and individual goal setting, then continues through one-to-one training, progress recording and regular adjustment.
Home-Based Individual Service Process
1 to 5 Precision Training
Train together, while keeping each participant individual
Participants with similar abilities can train in a small group while maintaining individual assessment, training level, performance data and progress records.
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COMMUNITY SMALL-GROUP
Group Precision Training
Instead of having everyone follow the same activity, participants are assessed and grouped by ability. Technology helps professionals manage training content, difficulty and individual outcomes while expanding service capacity.
Group-Based Service Process
LTPA AI Training Equipment Introduction
SPOZ | Physical Training
- Three-Part Movement Assessment & Ability-Level Testing
- Diverse Professional Exercise Programs
- Frailty Risk Assessment Tool
Me-SODA | Interaction Training
- Seven Training Modes to Activate Multiple Cognitive Functions
- Enhance Hand-Eye Coordination × Reaction × Memory
- MMSE Cognitive Status Prediction Support Tool
TAKA | Brain Training
- Four Cognitive Training Areas to Enhance Cognitive Function
- 18 Interactive Games to Improve Focus and Engagement
- Adjustable Game Difficulty Levels