The Coverage Gap Between Scheduled Visits

Home care agencies show up for scheduled hours — but a client living alone spends most of the day, and most days entirely, without anyone checking in. A daily check-in doesn't replace your visits; it covers the hours around them.

A large, fragmented industry

There are approximately 487,916 home care provider businesses in the US as of 2024, according to IBISWorld industry data — a fragmented market of mostly small and regional agencies, not a handful of national chains. Worth noting clearly: this is a distinct segment from licensed assisted living or skilled nursing facilities (AHCA/NCAL separately counts roughly 41,465 assisted living communities) — home care agencies serve clients in their own homes, which is exactly where a daily check-in gap matters most.

What this actually solves

Between visits, not instead of them

A scheduled visit covers an hour or two. A daily check-in covers the other 22-23. It's not a substitute for a home health aide's care — it's coverage for the time your staff isn't in the home.

No added staff hours

It runs on the client's own phone. There's no monitoring shift for your team to staff, no call center to build — the client checks in, and if they miss it, their chosen contact (which could include your agency, opt-in) is notified.

A family-facing value-add

Families choosing a home care agency are often anxious about the hours their loved one is alone. Offering a free daily check-in as part of your service is a concrete, low-cost way to address that anxiety directly.

Not a clinical or compliance claim

We're not positioning this as a HIPAA-compliant clinical monitoring tool, and we won't imply it replaces your agency's own safety protocols. See the partner FAQ for our direct answer on compliance status.

Being upfront

We don't have a case study from a home care agency partnership yet — no agency has completed a pilot with us. If you run one, you'd be the first. We think that's more honest than inventing a testimonial.

Start with a zero-commitment pilot

15-25 seats, 90 days, no card required, a written summary report at the end.

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