A gentle nudge that supports daily wellbeing
Residents often benefit from a gentle reminder to stay on track, whether it's to hydrate, take medication, or prepare for an appointment. InTouch reminders are brief, supportive, and consistent, helping residents feel cared for while reassuring your team.
Benefits
Encourages healthy habits through gentle, nonintrusive support
Reduces missed medications or hydration lapses
Supports independence without increasing staff workload
Helps families and staff know that small but important tasks are not forgotten
Morning Check-ins
We call at the right time
A short call is placed to each participating resident in the morning
We make every conversation count
The caller gently asks how they are feeling and if they need anything
We adapt to each resident’s story
Each response is summarized into a structured daily report and delivered by email
Get insightfull reports
Reports include the resident’s name, whether the call was answered, a short summary of the conversation, and any keywords related to wellbeing or medical needs
Who it helps
Outpatients living alone or semi-independently
Residents in assisted living who appreciate daily contact
Seniors who may be at risk of isolation or unexpected health issues
What Makes inTouch Special
Bring inTouch to your
care home
We would love to learn about your residents and show how inTouch can support your care goals with warmth and ease.
FAQs
Wondering how inTouch works? You’re not alone — below are the answers families often ask us.
Mon père ou ma mère parleraient-ils vraiment à une IA ?
De nombreuses familles se le demandent au début, et nous le comprenons. Mais la plupart des personnes âgées se sentent à l'aise dès les premières secondes. En effet, chaque appel InTouch est conçu pour donner l'impression d'être une conversation naturelle avec une personne de son âge : attentionnée, chaleureuse et réellement intéressée. Pas de voix robotiques. Aucune pression. Juste une voix douce qui écoute, pose des questions aimables et leur donne l'espace nécessaire pour parler — ou faire une pause — à leur propre rythme.
