A framework proposing smart glasses for detecting disorientation in dementia and Alzheimer’s patients and guiding them to a safe place using virtual assistance is an innovative and promising solution that can help mitigate the challenges faced by patients suffering from these conditions. The technology involves the use of smart glasses embedded with a sim (for independent Internet connectivity) and sensors that can detect signs of disorientation and provide guidance to patients with an Augmented Reality (AR) enabled virtual assistant feature. The sensors embedded in the smart glasses can detect changes in the patient’s environment, such as changes in lighting or temperature, and analyze the patient’s movements to identify signs of disorientation. The embedded sim will be useful as patients may or may not carry their phones while disorienting. The virtual assistant can then provide guidance to the patients, such as directions to a safe place. There were solutions available that could send an alert to the caretaker. By the time they could reach the location, it could be too late, as the patient may go through multiple risks, like a panic attack, and accidents, etc., the proposed solution also guides the patient. The virtual assistant can also communicate with the patients and can guide them to the nearest safe location along with the alert message sent to the caregivers. This technology has the potential to improve the quality of life of patients by enabling them to move around more safely and independently, while also reducing the burden on caregivers. It can also reduce the risk of accidents, such as falls or wandering, that can be dangerous for patients with dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.