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Keep people and families connected.

Beyond each visit or activity. For senior-living communities, care teams and clinics: posts, conversations, permissioned sharing and follow-up.

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Older adults share photographs while another adult takes notes
Three people look at printed photographs with a phone at the table
An older woman uses a phone beside an open photo album

Life stories · Proposed flow

A photo invites a story.

An older adult holds a phone during a conversation at a clinic desk

Clinic info · Pilot

Approved info. General questions.

An older woman holds a phone while two adults listen across an office desk

Clinic info · Pilot

Approved info. Human follow-up.

Beyond a visit or activity.

Senior-living communities, care teams and clinics. Posts, conversations and permissioned sharing keep people connected.

Two ways to connect

Posts, conversations, sharing and follow-up.
Proposed flows. A defined current pilot.

Three adults gather around one phone at a community table with photographs and craft materials

01 / COMMUNITY: PROPOSED

A shared photo.
A personal story.

Proposed: staff share an activity photo or topic. Older adults tell their stories. Not a verified community pilot.

PROPOSED: START WITH EVERYDAY LIFE

An activity memory can open a conversation.

  • Photo or topic
  • The person’s story
Three adults look at one phone on a sofa, with a printed photograph held between them

02 / FAMILY: PROPOSED

Ask permission.
Invite a reply.

Proposed: the person chooses to share and invites family to reply. Agree on consent and permissions with each organization.

PROPOSED, NOT A SERVICE PROMISE

Opting out would not affect existing services.

  • Personal choice
  • Invite family
An adult in scrubs points to an illustrative handout beside an older man holding a phone

03 / CLINICS: CURRENT PILOT

Approved info.
Human follow-up.

Approved education and service info supports general questions. Hand off to staff when needed. AI does not make clinical decisions.

CURRENT PILOT SCOPE

Approved information → questions → staff handoff.

  • Approved information
  • General questions
  • Staff handoff

Community and family flows are proposed. Clinic information and staff handoff are the current pilot.

An adult at an office desk listens while another adult shows a phone

Posts and replies for care teams and clinics. Agree on roles and consent.

Three adults gather around one phone at a community table with photographs and craft materials

Communities & care

Proposed: staff post a topic, an older adult tells a story, and invited family reply—with consent.

See community flow
An adult in scrubs points to an illustrative handout beside an older man holding a phone

Clinics & teams

Current pilot: approved information, general questions and staff follow-up when needed.

See clinic pilot

Life stories, not public care records.

Sharing a story needs the person’s consent. Care records, medical records, visit details and others’ personal data do not belong in a public story flow.

See the workflow

Agree on scope. Ask for consent.

Proposed features are not proven outcomes. Align on participation, data access and follow-up with each organization. No clinical or revenue promises.

Understand the boundaries

Keep conversations going. Keep boundaries clear.

#ActivityTopics#LifeStories#FamilyReplies#ApprovedInfo#HumanFollowUp

A post starts a new story.

Two ways to connect

An older woman looks at and taps a phone by herself, beside a printed photograph on the table

Keep the dialogue going.

Communities, care teams and clinics: agree on scope, consent and follow-up.

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