OdeCare: remote care for ageing parents

It’s all-inclusive: the full kit sized to their home — the hub, a bathroom motion sensor, a door sensor and one radar room sensor per room — plus a care specialist who installs everything in one visit, and the first 3 months of service. There’s nothing else to buy to get started, and no setup fee on top.

The first 3 months of service are already included in the price. After that, the service continues at $29 a month — that’s what keeps the sensors watching, the family app and your specialist support running.

You can stop any time — no contract, no notice, no exit fee. The equipment stays yours. What ends is the ongoing service, and your specialist walks you through exactly what that means for your parent’s home before you decide.

You continue on WhatsApp, where a specialist confirms the kit and the exact price for their home before anything is paid. Nothing is charged until you’ve seen the exact figure and agreed to it — you never type card details into a checkout page.

Yes. There’s a 30-day return with a full refund if it isn’t right, so you can see how it works in their home before deciding to keep it. And all hardware carries a 1-year warranty.

A trained care specialist brings everything and installs it in one visit — sensors mount on the wall like smoke detectors, the hub plugs in. There’s nothing for you to assemble or configure and nothing for your parent to wear or learn, and the specialist checks everything is working before they leave.

Yes — someone needs to let the specialist in and be there while the sensors are placed and checked. Your specialist arranges a time that suits your parent when you first message.

The best way to know is to message us with your parent’s address, and your specialist will confirm coverage and install timing for that area. If we don’t cover the area yet, we’ll say so.

Yes — this is exactly the situation OdeCare is built for. The specialist installs everything at your parent’s address, and you follow the whole day from your own phone, wherever you are.

Radar senses movement, so a pet moving around can register — which is why the specialist places and tunes the sensors during the visit with your parent’s household in mind. Mention any pets when you first message so the specialist can plan for them.

No. The sensors use radar, which senses presence and movement as radio reflections — there’s no footage and no audio anywhere in the home, and nothing that can leak. What reaches your app is words about where they are and how the day is going, never images.

The app shows words, never images: where they are in the home and how the day is going. You can’t see them or watch a live feed, because none exists — it’s a sense of the day at a glance, not a window into their rooms.

The sensors sit on the wall — no lens, no light, nothing to interact with — so most parents stop noticing them within a few days. Because there are no cameras and the app only ever shows words, you can honestly tell them no one is watching: the point is to help them keep living independently, and they can pause or remove it whenever they want.

Only the family members you invite into the app, and the care specialists supporting your parent, can see how their day is going.

We do not sell users’ personal data to advertising companies. How data is stored, processed and shared is described in our privacy policy.

The sensors use low-power radio — the same family of wireless technology already in phones and home routers — and they sit on the wall rather than being worn or held. If your parent has an implanted medical device and you want to be certain, your specialist can talk it through before install.

OdeCare is a care and awareness system, not a medical or emergency service. It shows how your parent’s day is going and quietly tells the family when something needs attention — but in a real emergency you still call your local emergency number.

If the power or the internet goes down, the hub can’t report — and OdeCare won’t hide that. You’re notified that the home has gone offline, and the app shows the status until the connection returns. If a sensor stops reporting as it should, message your specialist and they’ll help you sort it out.

It suits a frail or forgetful parent well, because there’s nothing to wear, charge, press or learn — the sensors simply sit on the wall. The family sees how the day unfolds, but it isn’t a substitute for hands-on medical care, so pair it with whatever clinical support your parent needs.

Yes. You can invite the family members who should be kept in the loop, and each follows the day from their own phone — so no single person has to carry it alone.