Make your next visit with Mom more fun.

Turn your family photos into a simple matching game to play together. Made for shared moments with someone living with dementia.

Grandmother and family playing with matching photos of themselves on white-bordered cards with tan PhotoMatchFun logo backs
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Classic Photo Game

Their faces, unchanged. Built for recognition, conversation, and reminiscence with a parent or grandparent who has dementia. How it helps

A Classic PhotoMatchFun deck beside four-card stacks of matching boy, baby, dog, and woman photos, with white borders and matching corner thumbnailsYour photos. Their familiar faces.Supported by Research
4×6 Photo Print Edition at Walgreens
$22.80
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The full game

Family Game

The original PhotoMatchFun game, personalized with your family photos. Bring everyone together with the full set of rules and cards.

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Parents and children enjoying a photo card game together

What people are saying

Mom named every grandchild in the deck.

— Bruce Seymour (founder)

Cards are high quality! Photos look great.

— L. Rochefort

Fun and good. I love it.

— D. Forrest

How it works

1

Upload photos of people they know

Family, friends, caregivers. Familiar faces matter more than variety.

2

Keep them classic, or add a theme

Classic prints the photos as they are. That is the default for dementia care. Themes are optional.

3

Pick up at Walgreens today

Choose a nearby store. Most orders are ready the same day.

Research context

Research behind familiar-photo activities

PhotoMatchFun is a shared activity. Research on reminiscence and structured cognitive stimulation informs the idea, but does not establish clinical benefits for this game.

Reminiscence and familiar memories

A Cochrane review found that reminiscence therapy outcomes vary across settings and methods, with benefits generally small and inconsistent. These findings should not be treated as a promise about this game.

Woods et al., Cochrane review (2018)

Make a deck from the people they already love.