How SimpliHere^™ Works

SimpliHere’s mobile app provides augmentative and alternative communication between caregivers and individuals who are impacted by neurodegenerative conditions — stroke, aphasia, ALS, autism and others — that negatively impact speech and mobility.

SimpliHere Features

One-touch icon menu for patients with speech and mobility limitations to easily convey their needs and wants to caregivers.

Simple tracking system for caregivers to view and manage daily tasks, along with requests from patients and loved ones.

Care circle of professional caregivers and staff, family members, and supplemental therapists and healthcare providers.

Links to resources, communities, and support for self-care for patients, family caregivers, and professional caregiving staff.

Enabling communication for remote caregiving in a variety of different scenarios.

USE CASES

Simplifying caregiving for
individuals and organizations

FOR INDIVIDUALS

Caring for loved ones

With neurodegenerative diseases such as ALS or stroke, patients lose the ability to communicate and function independently. The impact on family members and caregivers is dramatic: 80 percent of family caregivers can spend up to 11 hours per day providing care, including medical and nursing tasks. Available tools and solutions vary widely, and it’s time-consuming to track down the right one. Families and caregivers deserve a single solution that streamlines communication and simplifies the tasks needed to manage the challenges of this condition.

Resources for Individuals

SimpliHere Caregiving update tasks screen

Nurse helping patient use SimpliHere app to communicate

male nurse with patient using SimpliHere on an iPad

FOR CAREGIVING ORGANIZATIONS

Keeping the care circle connected

Long-term care facilities are experiencing increased demand, due to an aging population of patients can no longer live on their own. At the same time, the ratio of staff members to patients is not growing at the same rate. Delivering quality care while managing the needs of both patients and families can make proactive and clear communications inconsistent and difficult. Living facilities must demonstrate that they offer safe, high-quality care and services for patients, as well as providing enough visibility for family members into their loved ones’ day-to-day experience.

Resources for Organizations

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Streamlining communication and task management for families and organizations

Watch our video tour of the SimpliHere app. In addition to communication and task management, SimpliHere also and includes access to news, resources and communities aimed at helping manage the demands of caregiving.

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Yolanda

Assisted Living Facilities Director

The app is fun and easy to use. I found it very calming and will be a beneficial tool for caregivers and clients.

Amy

Patient Services, Pharmaceuticals

This apps really user-friendly for patients who aren’t comfortable with technology, with large buttons and a simple interface. It also makes it easy to track loved one’s needs and requests.

Karine

Family Caregiver

A lovely app that helps facilitate communication between caretakers and your loved one, and helps coordinate care.

Jessica

Family Caregiver and Mental Health Expert

I enjoyed using the new version of SimpliHere. The app was intuitive to use and has a lot of useful features under development for caregivers and the people they care for.

Reducing speech and mobility barriers

SimpliHere streamlines caregiving for those impacted by neurodegenerative diseases that negatively affect speech and mobility by helping patients and caregivers communicate, manage daily life, and stay connected.