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Start a Tanya’s House in Your Community
Help Bring a New Model of Alzheimer’s Care to Your City
Tanya’s Houses are designed to expand across the country as communities demonstrate the need for better Alzheimer’s care. Instead of building large institutional facilities that require enormous capital and years of development, the Tanya’s House model allows new homes to open based on real demand from families who need care.
When families in a community reserve rooms, it signals that a Tanya’s House is needed in that region. As reservations grow within a local area, we begin planning the first home in that community. This approach allows expansion to happen responsibly and ensures that every Tanya’s House opens where families are actively seeking better care options.
The Community Launch Model
Tanya’s Houses expand using a community-driven approach similar to successful service networks and franchise models. When at least six families reserve rooms within a regional radius, we begin planning the first Tanya’s House for that area.
Once this level of demand is confirmed, we begin identifying residential homes that can be converted into a Tanya’s House and evaluating them for safety, accessibility, and suitability for memory care. This demand-first approach allows new homes to open faster while ensuring that every location serves families who are actively seeking care.
As more families reserve rooms, additional homes may be opened within the same region to meet growing demand.
A More Personal and Affordable Care Environment
Traditional nursing homes and large memory-care facilities are often built as institutional complexes housing dozens or even hundreds of residents. These large facilities can cost tens of millions of dollars to construct and operate, and their size often makes it difficult to deliver the level of personal care that families want for their loved ones.
Tanya’s Houses follow a different model by converting carefully selected residential properties into small, technology-enabled memory care homes. A residential setting provides a quieter and more familiar environment while allowing caregivers to focus on a smaller number of residents.
This approach offers several advantages. Residential homes are less expensive to acquire and adapt than building large institutional facilities from the ground up, which allows new locations to open more quickly. Smaller homes also support more personalized care environments and make it easier to integrate the technology systems designed to protect residents and support caregivers.
Technology That Supports Care
Each Tanya’s House integrates technology designed to improve safety and support caregivers while maintaining a warm, residential environment. These homes incorporate AI-enabled monitoring systems, predictive health analytics, assistive robotics, and caregiver support tools that allow staff to respond quickly when residents need assistance.
As additional Tanya’s Houses open across the country, these systems collect valuable care data that allows the technology to continuously improve. Over time, this data can help caregivers anticipate health risks, improve safety, and support a form of care that focuses not only on managing decline but on maintaining dignity and quality of life for as long as possible.
Your Home Could Become a Tanya’s House
In some communities, homeowners may choose to convert their property into a Tanya’s House. This allows a home to serve a meaningful purpose while helping bring desperately needed Alzheimer’s care to the local community.
Larger residential homes, multi-bedroom properties, and homes located in quiet residential neighborhoods may be suitable candidates for conversion. Each potential location is carefully evaluated to ensure that it can provide a safe, comfortable environment for residents and caregivers.
By using residential homes instead of large institutional buildings, the Tanya’s House model allows communities to develop local care options faster while maintaining a more personal and humane environment for residents.
Why This Matters
Across the United States, the need for Alzheimer’s care continues to grow as the population ages. At the same time, many nursing homes are closing due to staffing shortages, rising costs, and outdated infrastructure. Large institutional facilities are expensive to build and slow to expand, leaving many families with limited options when they need care most.
The Tanya’s House model offers a different path forward. By combining residential homes, compassionate caregiving, and technology designed to support caregivers and protect residents, this model can expand more quickly and adapt to the needs of communities across the country.
Start the Process in Your Community
If families in your community need better Alzheimer’s care options, you can help bring a Tanya’s House to your area. When enough families reserve rooms in a region, we begin planning the first home.