A familiar place
for daily care
A simple home tablet.
A clearer connection to family.
Navi-Care between visits.
Everyday questions need an easy answer
“Who is coming today?”
“How did the visit go?”
“Who has the latest update?”
One shared place could make these answers easier to find.
Today’s plan.
A familiar face.
A simple touch.
Four clear choices:
My day, Call family,
Photos and Music.
Family and staff manage the details remotely.
The service makes the difference
| Area | DementiaBuddy describes | Our proposed focus |
|---|---|---|
| Daily support | Reminders and personal content | The day’s plan and expected Navi-Care visits |
| Family visibility | Dashboards and shared care teams | Updates reviewed by the staff who provided care |
| Communication | AI conversation and family voice messages | Simple family video chat and routed staff questions |
| Getting started | A guided setup workflow | In-home setup and support from Navi-Care |
Proposed positioning. This is not a verified list of competitor limitations.
A small beginning, room to grow
The home
tablet
Daily routine and easy family connection.
The family
connection
Visit updates and shared responsibilities.
The care-team
workflow
Clear handoffs and assigned follow-ups.
A broader
service
More households and selected new options.
An easy place to check the day
- Today’s date and next planned visit
- Large photos for family contacts
- Simple audio and video chat
- Favorite photos and music
First milestone: answer a call and find today’s visit.
Margaret sees Anna’s photo and her 2 p.m. visit. She touches her daughter’s picture to start a conversation.
Families can see what happened
- A short update after each visit
- Upcoming visits and shared tasks
- Questions with a named recipient
- Clear response hours
Next milestone: fewer repeat calls for routine updates.
Anna shares a reviewed update. Sarah sees it on her phone and takes responsibility for tomorrow’s grocery delivery.
The next caregiver
has the context
- Personal preferences and routines
- Visit handoffs and open questions
- Follow-ups with an owner
- One reviewed update for the family
Next milestone: less time coordinating care.
A service more households can use
More care needs
Adapt the same simple experience for other suitable home-care clients.
More ways to connect
Explore a television interface or a supported wearable where it helps.
Other care providers
Consider a branded offering for partner agencies after local proof.
Future options require their own validation, budget and scope.
Visible value between visits
A configured tablet.
Personal setup.
Ongoing Navi-Care support.
Proposed packaging within, or alongside, the existing concierge subscription.
- One-time setup and hardware charge, or a rental option
- Monthly software and support service with defined response hours
- Pricing based on real staff workload and family feedback
Hardware planning allowance: $400–$900 per home. Tablet and stand only. Development, setup and ongoing services are additional.
Evidence before expansion
One Navi-Care staff lead.
A supervised introduction.
An agreed review point.
Ease of use
Can the person answer a call and find the next visit?
Family usefulness
Do updates answer the questions families actually ask?
Staff effort
Does time saved exceed time spent updating and supporting it?
Reliability
Do chats connect, schedules stay current and failures show clearly?
Navi-Care assesses suitability. Digital support complements the person’s care arrangements.
A simple tablet.
A closer connection
to Navi-Care.
The first step is a prototype shaped by your team and the families you support.
to shape the workflow
to test the experience
with clear measures
The basis for this proposal
Navi-Care services
navi-care.coSkilled nursing, case management, dementia care and concierge nursing.
Existing concierge offering
navi-care.co/conciergePersonalized support, continuity of care and advocacy.
DementiaBuddy reference
Feature walkthrough Roles and permissionsPublic product descriptions, not a hands-on evaluation.
Proposal assumptions
Phases, benefits, pilot size and hardware budget are planning proposals. No clinical outcomes or delivery dates are guaranteed.
Concept visuals
AI-generated fictional people and product imagery. No customer testimonials or existing deployment implied.
Scope of the first version
A home tablet, family communication and managed daily information. Conversational AI and robotics are outside the initial scope.