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About
MEMOTEXT started as a reminder-messaging service built by Amos Adler after a career at Bell Canada; when he found most users were using it for medication adherence, he narrowed the company to digital health. On the HealthTO stage in June 2019, lead data scientist Linda Kaleis and Joe Au-Yeung of SE Health presented the Ring of Support, an Alexa-based service for seniors ageing at home, funded by a grant from the Baycrest-powered Centre for Aging + Brain Health Innovation. It was MEMOTEXT's first venture into the aging space.
Backers
No disclosed institutional round found; the Ring of Support was funded by a Centre for Aging + Brain Health Innovation grant
Quick answers
What does MEMOTEXT do?
It builds digital patient engagement programs — reminders and education delivered by text, voice call, chatbot or smart assistant — aimed at medication adherence, care coordination and health literacy.
Who founded MEMOTEXT?
Amos Adler, who left Bell Canada to start it as a reminder-messaging service and refocused it on health once he saw most users were using it for medication adherence.
What is the Ring of Support?
An Alexa-based solution for seniors ageing at home, built with SE Health under a Centre for Aging + Brain Health Innovation grant, addressing the senior, the caregiver and the care provider together.