Age smart, age safely, in the home you love.
Smart home care technology for extended independence.
Our Approach
Wisdom addresses the challenges of aging in place with its thoughtfully designed, simple-to-use, system for safe and healthy independent living. Wisdom gives older adults and their trusted circle confidence in the decision to live at home longer.
Our Mission
Bring innovation and empathy to our older adult population.
Provide practical solutions for those who want to remain independent.
Alleviate the financial and emotional burdens associated with caregiving for loved ones.
Empowering caregivers with better options to support their loved ones.
Smart home care technology designed for ease of use and enjoyment while preserving privacy.
Providing peace of mind.
How it Works
Wisdom brings advanced activity sensors and learning technology into the home to help caregivers in supporting older adults who are aging in place.
Our private and easy to use system is paired with a mobile application tailored for their Trusted Circle of Caregivers. This connection streamlines communication and alerts, while providing insights into daily routines. It monitors for significant events, such as falls or periods of inactivity, ensuring timely intervention when additional support is necessary.
The system seamlessly integrates with in-home Smart TVs, tablets, and computers to create a central Home Hub. This hub offers co-pilot features specifically tailored for older adults aging in place, including friendly voice activated appointment and medication reminders, news updates, easy access to customer support, and 1-click video calls with family and loved ones.
Older adults and their trusted circle can expand their caregiving network by inviting additional community users, such as neighbors or nearby residents, to assist in their care.
Why Wisdom?
By 2030, the U.S. will have 73 million people over age 65, with 87% preferring to age in their own homes
Monthly average cost to move to assisted living in the U.S. is $4,774
50% of caregivers of older adults report feelings of depression and burnout