Family dashboard

Know how your parent is doing, every day

A quick “sab theek hai” on the phone doesn’t tell you much. After every Hassist call, your private family dashboard shows how your parent really is, and gives you simple ways to help.

Short answerThe Hassist family dashboard shows a short note after every call with your parent’s mood, medicines and anything useful they mentioned. You can leave a special message for the next call, change the call time, follow hospital quotations and pay for medicine orders and services.

Key facts

A note after every call

After each call you see a few simple lines: how your parent sounded, whether medicines came up, and anything worth following up, like a pain they mentioned or a medicine running low.

Messages Maya brings up

Want Maya to wish Papa a happy birthday from the whole family, or tell Mummy that Riya is visiting on Sunday? Leave a message and Maya brings it up naturally on the next call.

Changes over time

Trends show how conversations are going over weeks, so you notice gradual changes that a single call would miss. It is a signal to talk to a doctor, not a diagnosis.

Everything to act on, in one place

Medicine refills to confirm, hospital quotations from Maya Negotiator, and bills for on-demand services all sit on the same private dashboard.

Frequently asked questions

Who can see the dashboard?

Only the registered family account can see your parent’s call notes and history.

Can I send a message to my parent through Maya?

Yes. Leave a one-time message, like a birthday wish or family news, and Maya brings it up on the next call.

Can I use the dashboard from abroad?

Yes. The dashboard works from anywhere, so families living outside India can follow every call.

Does my parent need to do anything?

No. Your parent just answers Maya’s daily call. There is no app for the parent to install.

See how Hassist can support your family

Start with a 3-day free trial and choose your parent’s preferred call time.
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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.