Our "Weekly Monitor" service conducts in-depth wellness checks to address upcoming needs and preventive mistreatment measures.

‍Health and Wellness:

1. Physical Health: Regular assessment of the senior’s physical health, including monitoring for any changes in mobility, strength, or overall physical condition.
2. Mental Health: Evaluation of mental and emotional well-being, looking for signs of depression, anxiety, or cognitive decline.
3. What We Don’t Do: We do not provide medical treatment or diagnose health conditions but ensure any concerns are promptly communicated to healthcare providers.

Living Environment:

1. Safety Checks: Inspection of the living environment to identify and address any potential safety hazards such as fall risks, inadequate lighting, or unsafe furniture arrangements.
2. Cleanliness and Maintenance: Ensuring the living space is clean, well-maintained, and suitable for the senior's need.
3. What We Don’t Do: We do not perform maintenance or cleaning services but work with caregivers and service providers to ensure these tasks are completed.

Caregiver Performance:

1. Care Quality: Monitoring the quality of care provided by caregivers, ensuring they follow best practices and adhere to the senior's care plan.
2. Interaction and Support: Observing the interactions between the senior and caregivers to ensure respectful and supportive treatment.
3. What We Don’t Do: We do not employ or manage caregivers directly but ensure they meet the required standards and address any issues with their performance.

Social and Recreational Activities:

1. Engagement Levels: Tracking participation in social and recreational activities to ensure the senior remains active and engaged.
2. Activity Suitability: Ensuring the activities are suitable and enjoyable for the senior, promoting overall well-being.
3. What We Don’t Do: We do not organize or lead activities but encourage participation and ensure access to appropriate events.

Nutrition and Hydration:

1. Dietary Monitoring: Reviewing the senior's diet to ensure they receive balanced and nutritious meals.
2. Hydration: Checking that the senior is adequately hydrated and that any dietary restrictions are followed.
3. What We Don’t Do: We do not prepare meals or provide dietary supplements but coordinate with caregivers to ensure proper nutrition and hydration.

Medication Management:

1. Medication Compliance: Ensuring the senior is taking prescribed medications correctly and on schedule.
2. Side Effects Monitoring: Observing for any adverse reactions or side effects from medications.
3. What We Don’t Do: We do not prescribe or administer medications but monitor compliance and communicate with healthcare providers about any concerns.

Personal Hygiene:

1. Grooming and Cleanliness: Ensuring the senior maintains personal hygiene, including regular bathing, grooming, and dressing appropriately.
2. Assistance Needs: Identifying any needs for assistance with personal care tasks.
3. What We Don’t Do: We do not provide hands-on personal care but ensure appropriate caregivers are available to assist with these needs.

By monitoring these key areas during our weekly check-ins, we ensure that seniors receive comprehensive and consistent care, maintaining their health, safety, and overall quality of life.

Financial Management:

1. We do not manage or monitor the senior’s personal finances, bank accounts, or transactions
2. We do not provide services related to financial planning, investment advice, or bill payments.
3. What We Do: We ensure that those responsible for managing finances do not take advantage of the senior or cause financial hardship. We vigilantly monitor for signs of financial fraud or abuse.

Medical Treatment Decisions:

1. We do not make medical decisions or provide medical treatments.
2. Our service does not include administering medications or performing medical procedures.
3. We do not replace the role of healthcare providers or primary care physicians.
4. What We Do: We closely observe interactions with healthcare providers to ensure that seniors receive appropriate medical care and that their treatment plans are followed correctly. We monitor for any signs of medical abuse or mistreatment.

Legal Affairs:

1. We do not provide legal advice or handle legal matters such as wills, trusts, or power of attorney arrangements.
2. Our monitoring does not cover legal document preparation or court representation.
3. What We Do: We monitor for any signs of legal manipulation or coercion and ensure that seniors are referred to trusted legal professionals for any legal needs, helping to prevent fraud.

Constant Supervision:

1. While we conduct regular weekly check-ins, we do not offer 24/7 constant in-person supervision.
2. Our service is not a substitute for live-in caregivers or nursing staff who provide round-the-clock care.
3. What We Do: We provide frequent check-ins and rapid response to any issues identified during our monitoring to ensure ongoing safety and well-being, helping to prevent neglect, abuse, and fraud.

Extensive Physical Assistance:

1. We do not provide extensive physical assistance with daily activities such as lifting, feeding, or extensive personal care.
2. Our service is not intended to replace personal aides or home health aides who perform hands-on caregiving tasks.
3. What We Do: We coordinate with personal aides and home health aides to ensure that the senior receives the necessary physical assistance and personal care, helping to prevent neglect.

Emergency Medical Services:

1. We do not function as an emergency response service.
2. In case of medical emergencies, families are advised to contact emergency services or healthcare providers directly.
3. What We Do: We ensure that emergency contact information is readily available and that caregivers and families are prepared to respond promptly to any medical emergencies, helping to prevent neglect.

Although we don't monitor these areas directly, we ensure those responsible are doing right by the seniors we monitor. We maintain open and honest communication to align with the care and protection we provide.

• Comprehensive Reviews: Weekly evaluations of the senior’s overall condition and care environment, including a review of the daily reports.
• Caregiver Coordination: Coordination with caregivers and family members to discuss any issues or improvements needed.
• Wellness Activities: Scheduling and monitoring participation in wellness activities, social events, and other engagements to promote a healthy lifestyle.
• Resource Provision: Providing necessary resources or adjustments based on weekly assessments to enhance the senior’s living conditions and care.

1. Initial Assessment: Our team conducts a thorough assessment of the senior’s living conditions and care arrangements.
2. Monitoring Setup: We set up the necessary monitoring processes, which may include regular phone calls, video check-ins, and visits by our staff.
3. Weekly Check-Ins: Our team performs weekly welfare checks, ensuring that the senior’s needs are being met and that they are safe.
4. Detection and Intervention: If any signs of mistreatment are detected, we intervene immediately and notify the appropriate authorities if necessary.
5. Weekly Reports: At the end of each week, we provide a detailed report to the family and caregivers, summarizing the week’s findings and any actions taken.
6. Ongoing Support: We continuously review and adjust our monitoring strategies to ensure the highest level of protection for the senior

Monitoring methods

We employ a comprehensive approach to monitoring, utilizing three primary methods to ensure the well-being of seniors:

1. By Phone:
   • Weekly Calls: Our team makes weekly phone calls to check in on seniors, ensuring they are safe and well.
   • Health and Wellness Checks: We ask specific questions about their health, mood, and any concerns they might have.
   • Immediate Assistance: If any issues are identified during the call, we provide immediate support and intervention.
2. In-Person:
   • Home Visits: Regular in-person visits are conducted by our trained staff to assess living conditions and overall well-being.
   • Direct Interaction: We observe the senior’s physical condition, living environment, and interactions with caregivers.
   • Personalized Care: In-person visits allow us to provide personalized care and address any immediate concerns directly.
3. Online:
   • Video Check-Ins: We use secure video conferencing tools to conduct virtual check-ins, allowing us to visually assess the senior’s condition.
   • Digital Monitoring Tools: We utilize various online tools and platforms to monitor activities and health indicators.
   • Accessibility: Online monitoring provides a flexible and convenient way to maintain regular contact, especially in remote or difficult-to-reach areas.

Starting with our "Weekly Monitor" service is simple and straightforward:

1. Contact Us: Reach out to our team to discuss your needs and get a personalized plan.
2. Quality of Life Check: Schedule a convenient time for our team to conduct an initial assessment.
3. On-boarding Session: Participate in a brief on-boarding session to understand how the monitoring process works and how to make the most of the weekly reports.
4. Begin Monitoring: Once set up, our "Weekly Monitor" service will start immediately, providing daily insights and protection for your loved one.

By choosing our "Weekly Monitor" service, you are taking a proactive step towards ensuring the safety and well-being of your senior loved ones. Click here to choose the monitor membership plan that's right for you and get started!