How Can I Access MapHabit?
MapHabit is available in all 50 states for individuals living with a variety of cognitive conditions. Find the easiest path to gain access below.
State Funding Opportunities for Individuals
MapHabit is available in all 50 states, and we offer state funding in 15 states (and growing!).
Referred to MapHabit?
If your healthcare provider recommended us, we’re here to help. Contact us to find the right program for you.
MapHabit Provides Personalized Cognitive Support for Every Stage of Life
MapHabit for IDD
MapHabit for Older Adults
Manage Your Day With Ease
MapHabit helps individuals build independence, routines, and confidence in daily life.
Daily Activity Guides
Follow simple, step-by-step guides to help you manage everyday tasks and routines with confidence.
Personalized Scheduling
Stay organized and on track with customized schedules and reminders for medications, appointments, and other important activities.
Engaging Wellness Activities
Boost your well-being with fun, easy-to-follow mind and body exercises that are tailored to your needs.
Empowering You as a Caregiver
MapHabit gives caregivers tools to provide consistent support, reduce stress, and boost independence for their loved ones.
Caregiver Support Resources
Access helpful tips and resources that make your caregiving journey easier, reducing stress and boosting your confidence.
Brain Health Insights
Learn how to support your loved one’s brain health with personalized insights and activities that encourage mental wellness.
Collaborative Care Coordination
Stay connected with your loved one’s support team, including family, friends, and healthcare providers, to ensure everyone is on the same page.
Make Every Day Easier with MapHabit
Whether you're seeking more independence or providing support to a loved one, MapHabit’s personalized tools help you stay organized, reduce stress, and live your best life.
Build Healthy Routines
Increase Support for Caregivers
Improve Care Collaboration
Enhance Your Autonomy
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions that individuals and caregivers have about MapHabit.
Cognitive support tools for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) or Alzheimer's disease and related dementias (ADRD) assist in managing daily tasks, enhancing memory, and promoting independence. These tools provide structured guidance, reducing reliance on caregivers and improving quality of life.
An IDD daily routine app offers structured schedules and reminders tailored to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. By providing consistent prompts and visual cues, it helps users establish routines, increase autonomy, and reduce anxiety associated with daily transitions.
ADRD memory aid solutions assist individuals with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias in managing everyday activities. These tools offer reminders, visual prompts, and step-by-step instructions, helping users maintain independence and reducing caregiver burden.
Visual mapping for cognitive disabilities involves using diagrams and visual aids to represent tasks and information. This approach simplifies complex activities, enhances understanding, and supports memory retention, making daily tasks more manageable for individuals with cognitive challenges.
MapHabit User Success Stories
"MapHabit helps me talk to my husband about issues I’m having because now he knows how to fix them. Before, I didn’t want to admit where I was having trouble. Now, if I can tell him, ‘I can’t do this,’ he can make a map for me, and I can do it. That makes me feel better—everything’s not thrown onto him. We’re in this together."
Cyndy Hund
Self-Advocate
“MapHabit is a blessing to me, as well as those who care for my mom. My stress level was reduced, important questions were answered, and I received kind, patient, and beneficial support!”
Dr. Annette Mims
Family Care Partner
“I plan more, I am less stressed, and I feel more confident in taking care of my spouse. Writing down of my husband's routine in the morning helps me to realize all the work that it takes to get him ready. I became appreciative of all that I do. Being a caregiver, one does not always feel I that they are doing enough.”
Jeannie Lovinggood
Family Care Partner
Get Cognitive Support Covered by State Programs
Explore our available plans and bundles to find the right fit for your needs.
