Before the crisis, there's a change.
Caregivers see it first.
Answer a text, or check in on our app. Either way, what you notice reaches the people treating them.
of care happens between visits.
None of it reaches the chart on its own.
1-2-3 Check-Ins
Your Voice, In the Record
You're In Control
Devices tell you what. Families tell you why.
We asked 186 first responders who sees patient decline first. Nearly every one gave the same answer: the family — days before the emergency room does.
Physiological data is only half the picture. Pairing device readings with what the care circle sees is what makes the other half usable.
“I built this because I couldn’t get anyone to listen.
Now caregivers have a voice.”
From what you notice to someone who can act.
Three steps, and two of them are already done for you.
1. You notice
A change in appetite. More naps. A different walk. You see it because you know them.
2. You answer
Better, Same, or Worse — that's the whole job. Reply to the text, or tap it in our app.
3. The care team sees it
What you noticed lands in front of the people treating them — in the system they already use, before the next appointment.
The app, if you want one.
Some people would rather see everything in one place. Our iPhone® app keeps your check-ins and the rest of the care circle’s together, and picks up what their devices already track.
And if you would rather not install anything, don’t. Answering the text works exactly the same.
Check in either way
Better, Same, or Worse — in the app or by text. Same answer, same record.
See what you already sent
Your past check-ins in one place, so you can see the pattern you have been noticing.
Share the load
Everyone helping — family, a home health aide, a physical therapist — can add what they see.
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Home tells the truth.
You see the change first. OutsideINsights gives what you notice a pathway into their care — so the people treating your loved one can act on it, before the next appointment.
Your record belongs to you. You grant access. You revoke it. What you share is private and protected — it goes only to the care team, and their health information never flows back out to anyone else.