The aide
Today's day at the door
Opens to the next visit, the address, the entry code, and one line the family wrote. Clocks in when the phone confirms she is at the door. Every task and every photo files itself.
In-home senior care
Feel better in the comfort of your own home. Our caregivers help with the everyday, so the person you love stays safe and independent in the house they know. And after every visit, you see exactly how it went.
Care you don't have to wonder about is care you can finally rest on.
Hearth Home Care
Everyday support, given with patience and dignity, shaped around the routine your family already has.
Real conversation, games, walks, and steady company. The kind of visit that leaves someone brighter than it found them.
Bathing, dressing, grooming and mobility, handled gently by a caregiver who knows the person, not just the checklist.
A meal prepared and the right reminder at the right time, checked off in the care log so nobody at home has to wonder.
Alzheimer's, dementia, and Parkinson's support, with each visit paced to the person and nothing rushed.
Appointments, groceries, and errands, with the trip on the record like any other visit.
Real rest for the family caregiver, without losing sight of the care for a single hour.
Most home care asks you to trust and wait. Here the visit goes on the record the moment a caregiver arrives. The verified arrival at the door, the whole shift on the clock, the care log of what was done, and a warm note home to the family.
And never a camera pointed at a person. When a photo helps, it is of the environment, a prepared meal or a tidy room. Dignity is the whole point.
Care starts where your family is. Begin with a couple of visits a week and grow whenever you are ready. The routine, the caregiver, and the record come along.
Care that travels a short distance arrives on time and stays consistent, so the same caregiver keeps the routine your family already knows.
Hearth Home Care is a demonstration business, so these are placeholder neighborhoods. On a real build they are the operator's own service area.
This page is the front door. Behind it sit the pieces the record actually runs on, and every one of them works right now. Open them and tap around. Nothing you press here reaches a real family.
The day at a glance: who is on shift, where the trucks are, which visits are done, and every flag waiting on an answer. The caregiver phone lives in the same app.
Open the control roomWhat the daughter across the country opens on her phone: the verified arrival, the hours on the clock, everything the caregiver did, and the note she left.
See a proof pageTap the help a new client needs: meals, medication reminders, bathing, errands. It estimates the visit length and the weekly hours before you quote anyone.
Open the plannerThe first two doors open the working demo. It asks you to sign in first, so tap "Skip, explore the demo account" and you land exactly where the link points. The planner opens straight away. Nothing here is a real client.
A tracker is only as useful as the four people opening it. Here is who signs in, what a real day looks like on the app, what it retires from the office desk, and where the extra minutes come back.
Opens to the next visit, the address, the entry code, and one line the family wrote. Clocks in when the phone confirms she is at the door. Every task and every photo files itself.
Somebody else's client, picked up at short notice. She opens to the same day view, plus what the regular caregiver knows. Where the meds are kept, the dog, the entry code, and the line about reintroducing yourself.
Opens to today's verified visit, a warm note from the aide, the meal that was prepared, the mood that was noticed. No app to install, a link is enough.
Every caregiver on a live map, the day's proof feed, the flags that need a call today. The screen they open when a family calls, and the one they show a family thinking of hiring them.
Every shift is timed from the verified arrival to the clock-out, so the week adds itself up. No reconstructed timesheets, and no quiet minutes given away because nobody wrote them down.
Every visit carries its arrival time, its GPS match, the care log and the caregiver who did it. When a family asks whether somebody really came on Tuesday, the answer is one link, not a phone call.
The family is not calling for updates because the update is already there. Referrals happen when a daughter tells a friend, "the app is how I know."
Tell us a little about your family and we will come meet you, listen, and put together a plan.
We will reach out to set a time that works for your family.
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