When an aging parent falls or needs help, the whole family knows.
Without a pendant. When their watch detects a fall, or they press HELP on their phone or watch, KinectedCare tells the whole CareTeam at once.1
Two ways to ask. Everyone alerted at once.
Press it. Or tap it on the wrist. Every CareGiver gets the alert at the same moment, and it can reach you even on silent.1
Press
The HELP button on their phone, with a two-step confirm so it never fires by accident.
Tap
Right from their Apple Watch or Wear OS watch, no phone in hand.
Monitor from afar. Stay close.
KinectedCare is a privacy-first app for phone and watch that helps families coordinate care, keep an eye on the daily well-being of an aging parent who lives independently, and get an alert the moment they ask for help.
- No pendant to forget.
- No box to plug in.
- Just the phone and watch they already own.
Why not just a pendant?
A pendant is the usual answer. Here is how the two compare.
| Topic | KinectedCare | A pendant system |
|---|---|---|
| Device | The phone and watch they already own | A pendant and a base station |
| Stigma | Looks like everyday tech | Many people resist wearing a medical pendant |
| Asking for help | Press it, or tap it on the wrist | Press the pendant’s button |
| Who is alerted | The whole CareTeam, at once | A monitoring center, which then phones a contact list |
| Cost | Free to coordinate, with a 14-day free trial of the safety layer, priced for your country | Often a setup fee plus a monthly contract |
Pendant systems vary by provider; this describes the category in general, not a specific product.
See the full comparison →A few gentle movements. At their own pace.
An animated figure to follow, a simple count of what they did, and their last seven days. Theirs, unless they choose to share it.
Educational, not medical advice. Talk with a doctor before starting any new exercise program.
Your family’s business. Not ours.
KinectedCare is built so what your family shares stays with your family.