Home Care
Agencies
Improve family engagement, client and caregiver retention, and overall satisfaction.
The Maia app brings together family caregivers, home care aides, and care managers into a single Care Circle, to make caregivers more effective and efficient, and make sure nothing falls through the cracks.
Care More. Stress Less.
Aging Crisis: 70M older Americans, with the population expanding by 5,000 every day
Caregiver Gap: Only 40M potential family caregivers, with that population flat
Critical Demand: 11M paid caregivers and shortages because of demanding work and modest pay
We must make all caregivers more effective and more efficient
Improve family engagement, client and caregiver retention, and overall satisfaction.
Avoid unnecessary clinical events to lower health care costs and improve outcomes
Bridge the gap between available services and the caregivers and citizens that need them
Bring together everyone involved in the care of a loved one
Track all care to keep everyone informed, eliminating text messages, emails, and phone calls.
Coordinate and communicate efficiently to save time and headaches.
Manage any document to keep important information at your fingertips, while maintaining security and privacy.
Let Maia analyze all data to identify risks and provide summaries for timely actions.
My mom is 85 and living independently, but the small things piled up — the missed pills, the days she barely drinks water, the moods that shift like weather. She recently decided it was time to stop driving and I altered my work schedule to take her to appointments. My brothers both live a few hours away, so the majority of these small tasks and check-ins fall on my shoulders. “How’s Mom?” is a text that I dread because the honest answer never fits in a text.
After a recent procedure, we decided it was time to bring in a home care agency to help mom out a few days a week – starting with things like laundry and meal prep. Mom’s home care aide introduced us to the Maia app during our orientation – and it’s been a game changer.
Mom’s agency invited me to join her “Care Circle” — a group of individuals who provide support for the designated older adult. We invited my brothers into the Care Circle and suddenly they weren’t bystanders anymore. When I logged that Mom skipped breakfast again, they saw it in real time. When I recorded a quick audio note after a hard afternoon, my voice shaking a little, they heard the tension of that day. The text message Care Stream became the place where we all communicated. The shared event calendar ended the chaos of cardiologist appointments and refill dates living only in my head. For the first time on this journey, I felt like there was a “we”.
What helps us most are the Care Snapshots. Every morning my brothers read Maia’s Care Snapshot. Before doctor appointments, I ask Maia to summarize the past month. Instead of trying to remember every detail, we walk in with a clear picture of what’s changed.
Maia Care made my family and mom’s home care aides true partners.