Already Hear and Emsyne Software form Strategic Partnership

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) October 1, 2009 -- Bellmawr, NJ, August 18, 2009 -- Already Hear LLC, and Emsyne, announced today the formation of a strategic partnership to market the product Reminiscence. The product, currently sold abroad, is being used to improve the quality of life of Alzheimer’s patients. While Emsyne is making no claim that Reminiscence cures or eliminates the disease, they are advocating that continued use of the product will assist in the increased quality of life for those that utilize it.

Reminiscence is currently marketed in Europe and is endorsed by the National Association for Providers of Activities for Older People (NAPA). Already Hear hopes to bring this technology to the United States. “We have seen the emergence of Video/Gaming Technology such as Nintendo Wii within our Senior Communities. With Reminiscence you can apply a video technology that is personalized by and for each user.” said Jaison Harada, President of Already Hear. “Gaming and video technology enhances the lives of trillions globally. Alzheimer’s patients should not be excluded because they are stereotyped due to their age or condition.”

Reminiscence offers number of applications for the user. In addition to standard games there are applications where the program can be custom loaded with pictures, videos , and audio clips. The program allows the users to bring them up individually or as part of an application gaming component. “No Longer will Alzheimer’s patients feel isolated. They can remember people and events through our product. They will also build self esteem and confidence if this is accessed through the gaming application”, comments Jojy Thomas, Director - Business Development.

Jojy Thomas, Director - Business Development, emsyne, +91 484 3219386, j.thomas@emsyne.com

Contact:
Jaison Harada
Already Hear LLC
Bellmawr, NJ
609-352-9647
jharada@alreadyhear.com
http://www.alreadyhear.com/Reminiscence.htm

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