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How Montreal’s Eugeria is redesigning aging as trade war tests its borderless approach

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Access has always been core to Valerie Larochelle’s mission at Eugeria, which develops and sells products to improve the lives of caregivers and people living with dementia. “I always say ‘dementia has no borders,’” says Ms. Larochelle, who co-founded the Montreal-based company in 2018 alongside…

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How Montreal’s Eugeria is redesigning aging as trade war tests its borderless approach

Eugeria sells products such as digital calendars with voice reminders to WiFi-connected pill dispensers and is exploring how AI could help people living with dementia navigate aging at home more autonomously

11 hours ago·Toronto, Canada

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