Pricing
One price. Paid once. Yours for life.
No subscription, no upsells, no managing another monthly bill on top of everything else. You pay one time and keep access through every stage — and beyond.
Founding member · first 250
Lifetime Membership
$149$179
one-time payment · lifetime access · USD
250 founding spots at this price
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60-day money-back guarantee. If it isn't right for you, email us within 60 days for a full refund.
What you're joining today. The community, the seven stage guides, the Cognitive Observation Protocol and the article library are all in place. The meditation library and several member guides are still being added through the fall. Founding members get everything as it lands, at this price, permanently — and get a say in what gets built next.
After the first 250 founding members, membership is $179 — always one-time, never a subscription.
Why founding members pay less
The founding discount isn't a marketing gimmick — it recognizes that the first 250 members are helping to build the place.
Founding members seed the message forums with the first questions, answers, and honest conversations — so the caregiver who arrives in month three finds a community that's already alive. They help establish the cadence of the weekly support calls — which days and times work for real caregiving schedules, and what format actually helps. And their feedback shapes how the community organizes — which subgroups exist, what gets its own space, and what we build next. That early work is worth something.
Your membership covers two people
Everything here is written for you, the caregiver. There is a separate part of the site written to the person you care for — and your membership opens it for them.
If they have the diagnosis, they're a member. They don't pay, they don't apply, and they don't have to prove it. Once you join, you'll get a link to pass on. They set up their own account and land in a space of their own — separate from this community, written in the second person instead of about them in the third.
You won't be able to read it, and that's the point. Half of what someone wants to say at this stage is something they would never say in front of the person caring for them. Nobody here can see that room, see who is in it, or read what is written there.
Lori was losing the ability to research her own disease at exactly the moment she needed to understand it. She felt more alone in those months than I did. This part is free because she should never have had to find it alone.
Your membership pays for theirs — and for the people who arrive with nobody at all.
Reading this and it is you who has the diagnosis? Then you do not need a membership and you do not need anybody to let you in. The room is here.
What your membership includes
Three things, built for the caregiver — not the patient chart.
The Community
People who actually get it
- Weekly live group support calls
- Subgroups for spouses, adult children, and post-loss
- Monthly office hours with a clinician advisor
- Post anonymously; moderated by a trained community manager
The Meditation Library
45 original guided meditations
- Mapped to all seven stages of dementia
- Targeted to hard moments — sundowning, after a fall, panic, grief
- Recorded by a credentialed meditation expert
- Listen on iOS, Android, and the web
The Compass
Plain-language education
- Stage primers explaining what's happening in the brain
- What to expect next at every stage
- Decision checklists — driving, finances, care levels
- Short videos and downloadable guides
- Lifetime access — no renewals, ever
- All future content, added over time
- Access that continues through bereavement
- Available in English, worldwide
Founding member vs. standard
| Founding (first 250) | Standard (after) |
| One-time price | $149 | $179 |
| Lifetime access to everything | ✓ | ✓ |
| All future content included | ✓ | ✓ |
| Lowest price we'll ever offer, locked in | ✓ | — |
| Founding-member recognition | ✓ | — |
| Help seed the forums & set the weekly call cadence | ✓ | — |
| Feedback shapes how the community organizes | ✓ | — |
The price only goes up from here. Founding members lock in $149 for lifetime access to everything Day to Day Dementia becomes — and in return, they help make it: seeding the forums, settling the rhythm of the weekly calls, and telling us what to build next.
Pricing questions
Why do founding members get a discount?
Because the first 250 members are doing more than joining — they're helping to build the community. Founding members seed the message forums with the first real conversations, help establish the cadence and format of the weekly support calls, and their feedback directly shapes how the community organizes — from subgroups to what we build next. The lower price recognizes that early contribution.
Is this really a one-time payment?
Yes. You pay once and keep access for life — no subscription, no renewals, no surprise charges. Caregivers are decision-fatigued and the dementia journey itself is finite; we don't want you managing a monthly bill on top of everything else, especially during bereavement.
What does the 60-day guarantee cover?
If Day to Day Dementia isn't right for you, email us within 60 days of your purchase and we'll refund you in full — no hard feelings. Full details are in our
refund policy.
What happens after the 250 founding spots are gone?
Membership moves to the standard one-time price of $179. It stays a one-time, lifetime purchase — the founding period exists so the first 250 members can lock in the lowest price while they seed the forums, set the weekly call cadence, and shape how the community organizes.
Is it available outside the United States?
Yes. The platform is launching in English globally. Spanish-language content is on the roadmap for the year following launch, and we plan to introduce purchasing-power-parity pricing for lower-income markets.
Do I need to buy the book too?
No. The membership stands on its own. Seven Stages of Dementia is a companion you can read alongside it, but it isn't required to get full value from your membership.
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Founding spots are limited to 250.
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A gentle note. Day to Day Dementia offers peer support and companionship — not medical, psychiatric, or crisis care. This page is general information, not a substitute for advice from a doctor or care professional who knows the full situation. Always involve your loved one's care team in medical and care decisions. See our
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