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Quietly watching. Actively caring.

AI-powered health monitoring for elders who want independence—and for families who stay connected.

Lares Care watches for small changes in daily patterns so families don't have to. When something looks off, Lares nudges, checks in, and keeps everyone in the loop—without turning home into a hospital.

Designed for aging in place. Built on Apple Health and connected devices, with early-warning insights and gentle, human check-ins.

Grandparent on a couch with two grandchildren, relaxed and together.

At a glance

  • Elders keep their independence and routines.
  • Families get timely insight instead of guesswork.
  • Subtle trends trigger checks before they become crises.

Pilot first, then full launch.

Pilot Lares with real Bay Area seniors — and shape how it works.

We're starting with a small group of independent seniors in the Bay Area — including Rossmoor. These first families aren't just users; they help decide what "useful" looks like, and how Lares should show up day to day.

What the pilot includes

  • Setup and onboarding with Apple Watch or iPhone.
  • Regular summaries sent to you and your family.
  • Early signals when patterns change or risk increases.

What it doesn't replace

  • No emergency response or 911 replacement.
  • No medical advice; we encourage you to talk to your doctor.
  • No cameras in the living room or constant surveillance.

Who we're looking for

  • Independent seniors living in the Bay Area.
  • Families who are starting to worry a bit about falls, slowing down, or subtle changes.
  • People willing to share practical feedback on what works and what doesn't.

The problem

Aging in place shouldn't mean guessing about safety.

Most families only find out something is wrong after a fall, a hospital visit, or days of unanswered calls. The signals were there—but nobody was watching full time.

Aging in place feels isolating

Days blur together. It's easy for loneliness, low mood, or reduced activity to build up quietly.

Small health changes go unnoticed

Slower walks, restless sleep, skipped meals—each looks minor on its own but can signal real risk over time.

Families worry without insight

Check-in calls help, but they're snapshots. Without data, families are guessing whether things are truly ok.

How it works

Lares quietly watches patterns, then steps in when it matters.

Built on Apple Health and connected devices, Lares links daily activity with proactive outreach and clear, human-readable alerts.
Step 1

Syncs with Apple Health & devices

  • Connects to Apple Watch, iPhone, and compatible devices.
  • Tracks movement, activity, sleep, and other key signals.
Step 2

Detects unusual patterns via AI

  • Learns what "normal" looks like for each person.
  • Spots meaningful changes in activity, steadiness, or routines.
Step 3

Sends alerts & voice check-ins

  • Sends clear, simple alerts to family when something looks off.
  • Can trigger a gentle voice check-in to confirm how things are going.

Visual signal flow

Diagram showing how Lares connects to Apple Health, establishes a baseline, and sends alerts and insights.

Benefits

Support independence without becoming a burden.

Lares is for seniors who want to stay in control—and for families who want peace of mind without constant surveillance.

Non-intrusive monitoring

Runs quietly in the background using signals from devices seniors already wear and use.

Early warning system

Highlights trends before they become emergencies: reduced movement, changes in steadiness, disrupted sleep, and more.

Family dashboard & updates

A simple view of how things are going, with periodic summaries and timely alerts when attention is needed.

Compassionate check-ins

Respectful, human language instead of clinical jargon—so seniors feel supported, not managed.

Testimonials

"Before Lares, I was checking my mom's phone log every day. Now I get a weekly summary and an alert if something changes. It's worry without the guesswork."

— Adult daughter, pilot user

"I like that it's watching without hovering. I still decide what I do each day—it just notices if I start slowing down."

— 78-year-old living alone

"It feels like we're finally using the data from the watch for something that actually matters to our family."

— Son caring for both parents

FAQ

Who is this pilot for?

Independent seniors living in the Bay Area who want to stay in control, and families who want clearer insight into day-to-day patterns without constant check-ins or devices everywhere.

What devices do we need?

Lares works with iPhone, Apple Watch, and Apple Health–connected devices such as scales and blood pressure cuffs.

How does Lares protect privacy?

We focus on trends, not minute-by-minute tracking. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and we share only what families need to understand changes.

Is this a medical or emergency service?

Lares is not an emergency response or diagnostic service. It's an early-warning and peace-of-mind layer that helps families act sooner and communicate better with clinicians.

How much will it cost?

Early families will receive preferred pricing and help shape the final plans. Our goal is a simple, predictable subscription that covers monitoring and family access.