The Alzheimer Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories had years of dementia education and resources, but it lived in an aging, custom-built platform that was hard to use and harder to maintain.

They came to us in 2023 to migrate it, and the work grew from there. We repositioned the brand, then rebuilt the entire ecosystem around the people who actually use it.

Care partners, people living with dementia, healthcare professionals, and community members each needed a clear path to the right resource, fast.

This was never just a set of courses. We designed and built the whole platform the team runs today.

• A bespoke LearnDash learning platform with 10+ courses, lessons, and progress tracking
• SCORM and H5P interactive content, plus PDFs, studies, videos, and webinars in one library
• Audience pathways for care partners, people with dementia, professionals, and community members
• A live events system with webinars wired straight into Zoom
• A custom registration and accounts layer with email verification and audience profiles

A couple of years in, the Alzheimer Society brought us back to add a new course and give the platform a serious upgrade.

We moved the site off the Oxygen page builder and onto a modern Sage and ACF block setup. The team now builds pages directly in the WordPress editor with more than 60 custom blocks, no developer ticket required.

We optimized the whole thing for speed and for how AI search engines read it, trimmed the plugin stack, and cut their software costs by about 45% year over year. Page speed climbed by roughly the same.

We care most about work with a mission behind it, and the dementia space is about as real as it gets.

For someone newly diagnosed, or a family member trying to understand what comes next, Help for Dementia is a place to find footing. Being a steady part of that, year after year, means a lot to our team.