OKEY in memory care must not be presented as a proven treatment on the basis of a table catalogue. We do not provide clinical evidence that the offered automatic table improves memory or changes the course of dementia. The old cognitive-benefit wording should not be used as a medical reason to buy this equipment.
Suitability is an individual decision
The qualified care and clinical team familiar with a person should assess whether a recreational activity is appropriate. A seller does not prescribe a playing duration or treatment program. Participation, comfort and the ability to stop or decline the activity matter more than a general marketing statement.
Automation does not replace supervision
Preparing tiles mechanically does not remove the need to understand rules or to receive suitable assistance. Provide the responsible team with the model's dimensions, tile example, operating sequence and sound demonstration. Do not describe the equipment as universally accessible or suitable for every person in a memory-care setting.
Request technical information, not a clinical promise
Use a product information request to obtain the manual, material-care requirements and exact configuration. There is no need to include private medical histories in a public sales form. If the responsible team cannot establish suitability, do not proceed on the basis of a therapeutic claim. This article clarifies product limits and is not a care plan.