A doctor consultation for your parent, without the trip to the clinic
Getting an elderly parent to a clinic for a small worry can take half a day, a cab and someone to go along. Hassist arranges a doctor tele-consultation from home instead, and keeps the family in the loop.
Key facts
- One doctor tele-consultation included in every Pro and Max plan
- Scheduled on a day that suits your parent, together with the family
- Your parent stays at home, with no travel or waiting room
- The family stays informed through the dashboard
Why it helps elderly parents
Small worries, like a new pain, a cough that lingers or a question about a report, often go unasked because a clinic visit feels like too much effort. A consultation from home makes it easy to ask early.
How it is arranged
Tell us what your parent needs and a day that suits them. The Hassist team schedules the consultation with you, so a family member can join if they want to.
Part of daily care
Maya’s daily calls often surface the first sign that something is off. When a doctor’s view would help, the consultation is already part of your plan.
Not an emergency service
A tele-consultation is for everyday health questions. In an emergency, call local emergency services or an ambulance first.
Frequently asked questions
Is a doctor consultation included in the plan?
Yes. One doctor tele-consultation is included in every Pro and Max plan.
Does my parent need to travel?
No. The consultation happens from home, so there is no trip to the clinic and no waiting room.
Can I join the consultation from another city or abroad?
Yes. You choose the day together with the team, so a family member can join wherever they are.
Is it available in the 3-day trial?
No. The trial includes the daily companion call only. The doctor consultation is part of the Pro and Max plans.
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.