Memory disorders are common around the world, and as populations age, they will only become more widespread. They have a huge impact on the function, independence and dignity of the individual, and place a high responsibility on families, communities, and society in their need to care for those affected. It is estimated that the number of memory patients around the world will be 150 million by 2050.

This is just the human side of the story. Economically, the current global cost of memory diseases is already around one trillion dollars and is projected to reach US$2 trillion within the next decade. Radical new solutions are needed.

Founded in 2019, Future Memory Care (FMC) is a startup developing new concepts of care for the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of memory disorders.