Meet

the revolutionary AI-powered digital assistant that is helping long-term care communities to improve care for cognitively-impaired individuals with a behavioral approach.

We are redefining the future of caregiving combining person-centered behavioral interventions with cutting-edge technology.

Benefits

We help your caregivers care
for their patients more effectively

Ella provides your caregivers with the tools they need to improve their efficiency and performance. By doing that, they are increasing the quality of care for cognitively-impaired individuals and improving their lives. Adverse Dementia behaviors are the main cause of caregiver burnout.

Behavioral interventions work. Utilizing person centered interventions reduce the use of unnecessary psychotropic medication, decrease fall risk from sedation, and reduce unnecessary hospitalizations.

Discover how Ella can
impact your organization

Find out how Ella helps your caregivers personalize interventions

What people are saying about Ella

Behavioral Interventions
and Technology that Work

Studies have shown that this technology works. Demonstrated so far: 98% accuracy in predicting the proper interventions for “resisting showers,” 13% reduction in psychotropic medications and 95% satisfaction rate from caregivers.

Latest News

TapRoot Selected to Present at Venture Madness 2022

TapRoot Selected to Present at Venture Madness 2022

PHOENIX (Jan. 6, 2022) — Invest Southwest today announces the Presenting Company finalists for the 2022 Venture Madness Conference, in partnership with the Arizona Commerce Authority. Invest Southwest celebrates its 30th year by bringing together accredited investors...

Our Story & Team

The perfect mix of science, technology, and business experience.

“The more you know about a person, the more successful the intervention is in de-escalating, calming, and preventing adverse behaviors. And that is where our automated AI comes into play…”

Linda Buscemi, PhD

TapRoot Chief Clinical Officer & Co-Founder

Want to improve care for your cognitively-impaired patients?