Stay closer to an elderly parent even when you live far away
Distance makes everyday care harder: you may not know how the day went, whether something changed, or what your parent wanted to tell you. Hassist adds regular companion calls and structured family context between your own conversations.
Key facts
- Regular companion calls and a private Family Note after each
- Trends that compare each call with your parent’s own usual pattern
- Medicines, contacts and a local emergency contact in one dashboard
- Complements your own calls; it does not replace them
Keep regular contact without turning every call into a checklist
Hassist handles routine conversational check-ins, leaving your own family calls free to feel more personal.
See important points afterwards
Family Notes summarise useful points from completed calls so you can quickly understand what came up and decide whether you want to call personally.
Track changes over time
Hassist builds a personal baseline across calls and shows when recent conversations differ from that parent’s usual style.
Frequently asked questions
Is Hassist useful if I already call my parent?
Yes. It complements family contact by covering routine check-ins and keeping useful context between your calls.
Can I add medicines and contacts?
Yes. Families maintain medicines, family contacts and a local emergency contact in the dashboard.
What happens if something sounds concerning?
Hassist surfaces important notes and, if a parent describes something like a fall or chest pain, shows an emergency alert and starts alerting the team and your contacts. It is not a substitute for calling 112 or a doctor.
See how Hassist can support your family
Hassist provides companionship and family-support information. It is not a medical diagnosis, medical device, emergency service or replacement for professional care. In danger, call 112.