Support for parents who live alone
When a parent lives alone, the worries are steady but quiet: are they eating, taking their medicine, safe, lonely? Hassist turns those worries into a routine you can check.
Key facts
- Daily companion call with a private note after each
- Medicine reminders, stock tracking and refill requests
- Emergency alerts that reach family and a local contact
- Trends that show gradual changes you would otherwise miss
A daily check-in you do not have to remember
Maya calls at a fixed time, so a missed call is itself information you can see on the dashboard.
One person nearby
Choose a neighbour, relative or friend within reach as the local contact. It is the single most useful safety step for a parent living alone.
Medicines under control
Track tablets left, be warned before anything runs out, and see honestly whether medicines are being taken.
Know early, not late
Family Notes and trends make gradual changes visible: sleep, appetite, mood, memory, mobility, so you can act early.
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe for an elderly person to live alone?
It depends on their health and home. Hassist adds daily contact and alerts, but families should also arrange a local contact, home safety checks and regular medical reviews.
What if my parent does not want help?
A friendly phone call is usually easier to accept than a person in the house. The conversation is about company first.
Can I add more than one family contact?
Yes: a primary contact, a second contact and a local contact.
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.