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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
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.
What Our Patented Technology Enables
Continuous Health & Behavior Awareness
Patented systems analyze multiple real-time inputs — such as movement patterns, thermal data, environmental conditions, and activity context — to understand resident well-being as it evolves over time.
This allows caregivers to recognize:
- Subtle health changes
- Disruptions in routine
- Early signs of distress or decline
- Increased fall or wandering risk
All without requiring residents to self-report.
Cognitive Support Integrated Into Daily Life
Rather than separating “therapy” from living, the patented approach embeds cognitive engagement directly into everyday environments.
This includes:
- Context-aware prompts
- Familiarity reinforcement
- Adaptive sensory engagement
- Lifestyle-based cognitive interaction
The goal is supporting cognition through living, not clinical sessions.
Privacy-First, Non-Intrusive Monitoring
The technology is designed to be:
- Passive where possible
- Event-aware rather than constantly intrusive
- Focused on patterns, not individuals
- Respectful of resident dignity and privacy
This is especially critical for Alzheimer’s and dementia residents, where overstimulation and loss of autonomy can worsen outcomes.
Real-Time Assessment of Care Delivery
A key patented capability is the real-time evaluation of care as it is delivered, not just outcomes after the fact.
Using Generative AI and Large Language Models (LLMs), the system can:
- Analyze whether expected care activities occurred
- Compare delivered care to planned routines
- Detect inconsistencies or gaps in care
- Support caregiver accountability without constant supervision
This protects residents while also supporting caregivers with clarity and documentation.
Fraud, Abuse, and Neglect Risk Reduction
By assessing actual care delivered in real time, the system helps reduce risk related to:
- Missed care
- Inappropriate care
- Undocumented incidents
- Billing or service inconsistencies
This approach emphasizes prevention and transparency, not punishment or surveillance.
Why This Matters for Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care
Alzheimer’s and dementia care requires:
- Continuous observation
- Early pattern detection
- Lifestyle-based intervention
- Reduced reliance on memory or self-reporting
The patented ATLAS technology enables high-support memory care in small residential settings, making it possible to deliver outcomes traditionally associated with far more expensive institutional facilities.