Solutions
One platform, configured for every care setting.
HealPlay™ adapts its wording, structure and activity mix to the sector you work in — so the platform sounds like your organization, not like a generic app.
Senior Living
Life-enrichment activities residents can start on their own, plus shared experiences for lounges and neighborhood gatherings.
Request a demo- Residents, communities and neighborhoods as the everyday wording.
- Large-screen group activities for lounges plus individual choices in-room.
- Life-enrichment coordinators can plan around what residents actually use.
Assisted Living
Gentle, low-pressure activities sized for varied energy levels, with wording and controls staff can tune per resident.
Request a demo- Gentle pacing with no timers and no scores.
- Comfort settings saved per resident so nothing has to be re-set each time.
- Family Play for relatives who visit less often than they'd like.
Meaningful activities for residential homes and day programs.
Choice-led digital activities for residential homes, supported living, IDD service providers, Maryland DDA provider agencies and day programs.
Explore digital activities for choice, creativity, recreation, learning, and shared moments—with simple access for participants and staff.
Request a demo- Individual activities at a person’s own pace, with the choice to stop or change activities.
- Optional shared activities in common areas, with staff assistance when wanted.
- Creative and learning opportunities, plus Family Play side by side on one screen.
Staff can help someone choose and open an existing activity, adjust comfort settings, and return Home. Sound is optional; text size, contrast and reduced motion can be adjusted. Choose activities together according to the person’s interests and preferences—screen activities are not suitable for everyone.
Existing activity previews
Family Play means enjoying supported activities together on one screen. This is not a claim of remote multiplayer, video calling or messaging.
HealPlay is not approved, endorsed, certified by or affiliated with Maryland DDA. Activities do not replace required services, community participation, person-centered planning or documentation.
Adult Day Programs
Group-friendly activities for large screens, plus individual choices for quieter corners of the program day.
Request a demo- Participants and programs as the wording.
- Shared TV and kiosk mode for group time; tablets for quieter moments.
- Coordinators can see which activities carry the room.
Hospitals
Positive distraction during long waits and long stays, on any screen already at the bedside or in the waiting area.
Request a demo- Patients, units and wards as the wording.
- Pause and resume the instant the care team walks in.
- Works on bedside screens, tablets and waiting-area kiosks.
Children's Hospitals
Play, creativity and family connection for children and teens, with age zones so nothing feels too young or too old.
Request a demo- Age zones from the youngest children through teens.
- Creativity and play with family connection built in.
- No leaderboards, no pressure, nothing to buy.
Rehabilitation
Engaging ways to fill the hours between sessions, with pause-and-resume built in for whenever the care team arrives.
Request a demo- Clients or patients, whichever your team says.
- Something meaningful to do between scheduled sessions.
- Quiet, low-stimulation options always one tap away.
Behavioral Health
Calm, quiet-by-default experiences with no scores, streaks or pressure — relaxation, creativity and choice.
Request a demo- Calm-first experiences, quiet by default.
- No streaks, scores or social comparison anywhere.
- Content selection controlled entirely by the organization.