A daily call that turns into clarity.
There's nothing to install and nothing to learn. Brigid does the work of a daily check-in — the way a devoted nurse or a nearby daughter would — and quietly translates each conversation into something your family and care team can act on.
The call feels like a friend, not a form.
Each morning at a time that suits your loved one, Brigid calls. The conversation is unhurried and human — how did you sleep, how's the pain today, did you manage breakfast, have you taken your pills. Five to eight minutes, in their own language.
- Works on a landline, a cell phone, a tablet or a computer
- No apps, no buttons, no reading required
- Multilingual, and gentle with low-tech, low-literacy users
A warm voice, a clinical ear.
Underneath the small talk, Brigid is quietly running validated geriatric screening tools — the same instruments clinicians trust — woven into ordinary conversation so no one feels examined.
Daily function
ADLs and IADLs — dressing, bathing, cooking, managing medications — track whether independence is holding or slipping.
Heart & breath
NYHA and mMRC scales gauge how far someone can walk, climb, or exert before symptoms appear — early markers of decline.
Mind & mood
FAST staging and conversational cues surface confusion, low mood, or cognitive change that families often can't see over the phone.
Validated instruments include NYHA · CCS · mMRC · ADLs · IADLs · FAST
Every call ends in a colour.
Brigid's AI grades each conversation in real time, so a family member glancing at their phone knows in one second whether today was fine — or whether to pick up the phone.
All is well.
Answers are within healthy ranges and recovery is on track. A reassuring note lands in the dashboard; no action needed.
Worth a closer look.
A missed dose, a poor night, a dip in mood. Flagged early and gently, so a small thing has the chance to stay small.
Time to act.
A warning sign that shouldn't wait. Brigid escalates to family and the care team so the right person is reached quickly.
Your family, finally on the same page.
The dashboard is where a scattered family — a daughter in Toronto, a son in Calgary, a doctor in Kingston — sees the same clear picture. Trends, medications, blood work in plain words, and a timeline of every call.
See a day in the life of a recovery.
The dashboard is a live, interactive demo built around Eleanor's twelfth day home.