Health & Care

Creative technology for health and care.

TogetherGen creates immersive and adaptive experiences supporting rehabilitation, enrichment and wellbeing across NHS services, care environments and the home.

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Rehabilitation

Supporting recovery and function.


Experiences designed with clinicians, built to sit alongside existing pathways rather than replace them.

Physical and cognitive rehabilitation

Movement, mobility and cognitive engagement, guided through the experience itself.

Prehabilitation and recovery

Preparing people before treatment and supporting them afterwards.

Self-management

Experiences people can continue at home, on the devices they already have.

Care and enrichment

Meaningful days, not filled time.


Built for care homes, dementia care and the people who support someone at home. We start with the person, not the activity.

Reminiscence and memory

Familiar places, eras and everyday life, brought back with music, voice and image.

Music and storytelling

Original scoring and narration, produced rather than assembled.

Cognitive engagement

Experiences that invite attention, conversation and participation.

Movement and mobility

Gentle movement woven into the experience rather than bolted on.

Relaxation and regulation

Quiet, sensory experiences for rest and reassurance.

Family connection

Photographs, voices and stories contributed by the people who know someone best.

Delivery

One experience. Different ways to enter it.


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Immersive experiences can add real value, from virtual travel and reminiscence through to movement and rehabilitation. But immersion is not a prerequisite. Most TogetherGen experiences are designed to work through devices people and care organisations already have.

Personalised and adaptive technology

The layer underneath the experience.


What makes an experience feel like it was made for someone is knowing who they are and learning how they respond. AI is what lets that happen at the scale a care team actually needs.

Profiles and preferences

Interests, music, memories, important places, relationships and preferred ways of engaging.

AI personalisation

Surfacing what is likely to be relevant to this person, on this day.

Learning from engagement

What holds attention, what comforts, what motivates.

Adaptive delivery

The same experience adjusted for pace, length, accessibility and the device in the room.

Insight for teams

What engagement looks like over time, in a form care teams and clinicians can act on.

Human digital twins

An evolving model of the individual, in development as our longer-term research direction.

Working with TogetherGen

We're looking for partners to build this with.


Care providers, NHS services, clinicians and researchers. If this sounds like something your people would want, we'd like to hear from you.