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Transform Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care
Arizona-first. Community-based. Technology-enabled.
The Consult Atlas Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) public charity dedicated to expanding affordable, high-quality residential memory care for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.
Our model begins in Arizona, where the need is urgent, and scales nationally using small residential care homes enhanced by patented technology.
Donate Housing
Transform Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care
Arizona-first. Community-based. Technology-enabled.
The Consult Atlas Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) public charity dedicated to expanding affordable, high-quality residential memory care for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.
Our model begins in Arizona, where the need is urgent, and scales nationally using small residential care homes enhanced by patented technology.
The Challenge We Are Addressing
More than 150,000 Arizonans are living with Alzheimer’s or dementia, and 1 in 9 seniors age 65+ is affected.
Traditional memory care facilities are:
- Large and institutional
- Cost-prohibitive for many families
- Poorly suited for cognitive decline
- Limited in continuous, individualized monitoring
Alzheimer’s and dementia are not episodic conditions — they require constant observation, adaptive care, and cognitive engagement, delivered in environments that reduce stress and preserve dignity.
The ATLAS FOUNDATION Smart Solution: Patented,
Residential Memory Care at Human Scale
The ATLAS FOUNDATION Smart Solution: Patented,
Residential Memory Care at Human Scale
In 2026 the Consult Atlas Foundation launched its small residential memory care homes (10 beds or fewer) initiative. The Consult Atlas Foundation designs and supervises the development of affordable, humane, smart residential care facilities for individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other high-acuity neurocognitive, neurological, and medically complex conditions, supported by licensed nursing staff, advanced monitoring systems, and patented predictive care technologies.
At the core of this model is the patented smart care technology invented by the Foundation’s founder, Michael Kapoustin.
This technology enables:
- Continuous, non-intrusive monitoring
- Predictive insight into behavioral and health changes
- Cognitive engagement integrated into daily life
- Lifestyle-based memory care, not institutional routines
- Enhanced safety without loss of privacy
This is not generic “smart home” automation.
It is purpose-built, patented memory care technology designed to support high-acuity cognitive conditions in residential settings.
Why Small Homes Are Critical for Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care
Research and lived experience show that people with Alzheimer’s and dementia thrive best in:
- Familiar, home-like environments
- Smaller resident populations
- Consistent routines
- Reduced noise and stimulation
- Personalized care and monitoring
Our lower-cost, distributed housing model allows residents to maintain privacy and dignity, while caregivers benefit from continuous data-driven insight that improves safety and outcomes.
What You Can Donate
Homes, ADUs & Residential Structures
- Single-family homes
- Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
- Tiny homes and modular units
- Prefabricated and container-based housing
- Lower-level or partial home conversions
- Raw land suitable for residential placement
Donated properties are refurbished and converted into licensed residential memory care homes, enhanced with patented monitoring and cognitive support technology.
RVs, Trailers & Residential Units
- RVs
- Trailers
- Permanently sited mobile residential units
These units are permanently installed on approved land, connected to utilities, and converted into fixed residential memory care dwellings.
Once sited, they function as permanent housing and are upgraded to meet safety, accessibility, and memory care standards.
This approach allows rapid, cost-effective expansion of memory care capacity — particularly in rural and underserved Arizona communities.