Who We Help / Residential Aged Care
Therapeutic Engagement Programs for Residential Aged Care
Reduce agitation. Improve quality of life. Give your team a non-pharmacological tool that actually gets used.
—— The Problem
Resident Well-Being is More Difficult to Track Than Ever
With the new strengthened standards, aged care facilities are under more pressure to deliver measurable wellbeing outcomes for residents while managing staff workload, safety regulations, and family expectations. Meaningful engagement programs are difficult to sustain, especially for residents living with dementia.
NeuronsVR was built to solve that problem.
—— Who We Help
Built for Every Person in The Care Circle.
NeuronsVR isn't only for the resident in the chair. It's for the people who live with them, work with them, and care about them.
For Residents
Familiar places, sounds, and memories that bring comfort, recognition, and calmer moments through the day, including for residents living with dementia.
For Lifestyle Teams
Your staff hold the magic wand. This is a tool in their toolkit which integrates into existing activity schedules. NeuronsVR takes your activities to the next level.
For Clinical Staff
A non-pharmacological tool that supports BPSD management and care planning, reducing time lost to escalations during clinical procedures. Engagement records are generated as part of each session.
For Families
Visible moments of connection they can see and understand, plus a clear picture of how their loved one is engaging.
—— What Residents See
Scenes Designed as Therapy, Not Just Entertainment.
REMINISCENCE
Sydney Harbour Ferry
A familiar commute designed to support reminiscence, conversation and recognition.
SENSORY
Underwater Reef
Slow, immersive visuals used to reduce agitation and support self-regulation.
REMINISCENCE
A Country Church
A calm, familiar setting that can prompt memory, ritual and emotional grounding.
FIRST NATIONS
Uluru
Australian scenes co-designed with First Nations communities, supporting cultural recognition and belonging.
—— A Magic Moment: What NeuronsVR Looks Like in Practice
A Good Day Starts The Same Way Every Morning
Mary was a professional ballerina in her younger years. Now, her care team starts each morning with a NeuronsVR ballet program before her day begins.
Before the session, Mary is often agitated. She knows she should be up and moving, but she can't get there on her own.
After the session, the tension lifts. She's calm, present, and herself again. The first time it happened, she told her carers something they still repeat: "It's me again. I can dance."
Her care team hasn't skipped a morning since. And each day, that window opens a little wider.
—— Clinical Evidence
This is What 'Evidence-Based' Actually Looks Like.
2.2 min
a NeuronsVR therapy session takes place in Australian and New Zealand aged care, supporting people living with dementia.
of residents showed reduced agitation in clinical trial settings
of patients requested second and third sessions in clinical settings.
of staff said sessions were easy to run after on-site training with no prior VR experience
What Do These Results Mean for Your Team?
Fewer SIRS Incidents
A single SIRS report can consume thousands of dollars in clinical downtime, documentation, family notification and review. Supporting behavioural regulation and De-escalating agitation before an incident means fewer reports, and a program that pays for itself.
Non-Pharmacological approaches
Psychotropic medication may suppress a changed behaviour, but it does not address why that behaviour is occurring. It can also increase the risk of sedation and falls and, when used as a chemical restraint, carries strict regulatory obligations. NeuronsVR gives your team a documentable, non-pharmacological option to consider first.
Outcomes You Can Report On
Every session is recorded with the resident, including the program used, the duration and staff observations. That gives your team documented evidence of non-pharmacological care for individual care plans, clinical governance reporting and accreditation.
—— How NeuronsVR Works
Designed for Aged Care Workflows.
NeuronsVR is a VR therapy system built specifically for aged care. It includes a pre-configured headset, a full library of therapy content, and all the equipment your team needs to run sessions with residents.
No Internet Required
Sessions run offline. Runs in low-connectivity facilities. No streaming, no buffering, or IT help required.
Specific to Aged Care
The headset is lightweight, comfortable, and designed for older adults, including people living with dementia.
One-to-One or Group Use
Your team can run one-to-one sessions in a resident's room or group sessions in a common area.
No Technical Setup
There are no hand controllers and no technical setup. Sessions take under a minute to start.
—— Built for Compliance
The Documentation Your Next ACQSC Audit Will Ask For.
Each session generates the kind of evidence the Strengthened Quality Standards ask facilities to record. Hover any Standard to see what NeuronsVR produces for the file.
1 The Individual Dignity, choice, independence, cultural identity, privacy.
WHAT NEURONSVR RECORDS FOR THIS STANDARD
- Tailored experiences respect personal identity, cultural background, and individual preferences.
- Non-pharmacological therapy that upholds dignity, privacy, and emotional wellbeing.
- Resident feedback is integral to content development and session selection.
2 The Organisation Governance, safety, culture, accountability, continuous improvement.
WHAT NEURONSVR RECORDS FOR THIS STANDARD
- Staff training tools developed with clinical and dementia care experts, supporting accountable, person-centred care delivery.
- Integrated feedback mechanisms and real-world case studies support continuous improvement.
- Measurable session outcomes enable facilities to monitor and evidence progress in care quality.
3 Care & Services Assessment, planning, service delivery, communication..
WHAT NEURONSVR RECORDS FOR THIS STANDARD
- Integrated into individual care plans to support person-centred assessment and goals.
- Non-restrictive, non-pharmacological strategies that enhance mental health and emotional wellbeing.
- Shared experiences foster effective communication between residents, staff, and families.
4 The Environment Sensory enrichment without changing the room.
WHAT NEURONSVR RECORDS FOR THIS STANDARD
- Immersive, calming experiences promote emotional comfort, sensory engagement, and cognitive stimulation.
- Delivered safely with supervision, tailored to each resident's cognitive and physical abilities.
- Complements dementia-friendly and trauma-informed environmental design principles.
5 Clinical Care Clinical governance, medication management, cognitive support, palliative care..
WHAT NEURONSVR RECORDS FOR THIS STANDARD
- Evidence-based, non-pharmacological interventions that support changed behaviours and cognitive health.
- May contribute to reduced reliance on psychotropic medications for residents with complex needs including dementia.
- Used during palliative and end-of-life care to honour personal preferences and provide comfort.
6 Food & Nutrition Safe, enjoyable, appropriate nutrition and dining experiences..
WHAT NEURONSVR RECORDS FOR THIS STANDARD
- Improves resident mood and social connection, which may indirectly enhance appetite.
- VR content aligned with culturally relevant food themes enriches the dining experience.
- Stimulates conversation around familiar meals and traditions, supporting meaningful mealtimes.
7 The Residential Community Connection, meaningful daily living, safe community, continuity of care.
WHAT NEURONSVR RECORDS FOR THIS STANDARD
- Shared VR experiences build social bonds and support meaningful daily life and engagement.
- Familiar, engaging routines promote emotional safety, especially during transitions into residential care.
- Families can view or join sessions, maintaining connection and involvement from a distance.
—— See It Yourself
A Breakthrough Moment
in a Dementia Wing.
Ready to See NeuronsVR at Your Facility?
Book a 30-minute demo to discover how NeuronsVR could work for your residents and care teams.












