Memory and attention
Yang et al., 2025 · JMIR — 18 trials, 722 participants.
Active aging with virtual reality
It’s never too late
to play again.
Inclusive virtual reality sessions for older adults: short, supported, standing or seated, and designed to stimulate memory, movement and the joy of sharing.
Workshop in Jerez
Always supportedOne-to-one, at their own pace
Real workshop · Jerez de la Frontera
Technology is
for you, too.
For many older adults it was their first time wearing a virtual reality headset, and this is how they experienced it. We want technology to reach everyone, because innovation has no age: it belongs to all of us.
Standing or seatedMoving around the room, or with a wheelchair or walker
One-to-one supportAlways with a facilitator alongside
Short and sharedEnjoyed, shared and talked about together
What the science says
No promises,
just facts.
Research backs up what we see in every session. Recent scientific reviews find that virtual reality can help older adults improve memory and attention, gain balance and lose the fear of falling, and reduce anxiety and loneliness, especially when sessions are short and supported. It is a promising field that is still being studied, and that is how we tell it: no promises, just facts.
To learn more, the blog of Spain’s State Alzheimer’s Reference Center (CREA, Imserso) explains virtual reality as a prevention tool (in Spanish).
Cognitive function
Saragih et al., 2025 · PubMed — 17 trials, 988 participants.
Balance and fear of falling
Liu et al., 2025 · PubMed — 14 studies.
Anxiety and loneliness
Folorunsho et al., 2026 · PubMed — 10 studies.
Real projects
We have already done it
with two city councils.
Real project · Public institution
Active aging with virtual reality, in Dos Hermanas
Together with the Dos Hermanas City Council, we developed an active aging project using virtual reality for older adults. In the video, Marisol tells us about her experience (in Spanish).
Real project · Public institution
Inclusive virtual reality workshop, in Jerez de la Frontera
With Jerez de la Frontera City Council, during Older People’s Week, we brought a workshop to the municipal office for older people (OMAd). Participants took part standing, in wheelchairs and with walkers: we adapted each experience to each person, always with one-to-one support.
For many it was their first time with a virtual reality headset. And the whole group cheered each participant on.
Scenes from Jerez
Moments
that stay with you.
For city councils and care homes
Shall we see it in action
with your group?
If you work at a city council, a community center for older adults, a day center or a care home, we’ll show you how it works, with no obligation.
Ready for the next step?