Your home, your terms. Safety for older adults and people with disabilities — radar-first, nothing to wear, alerts the people they choose, and it keeps working when the internet and power don't.
Each tier adds real capability, not invented "premium" features. One discreet kit, professionally installed. Pricing is set per home after a free assessment, so you only pay for what the home actually needs.
Safety tech for elders usually assumes a button they'll wear, a camera they'll allow, and a next-of-kin on the line. For a lot of people, every one of those assumptions fails.
No wearable to charge, no button to remember. The home does the watching, quietly, and only speaks up when something matters.
Discreet radar and environmental sensors read movement, posture, and the home itself — no camera required in private spaces.
A fall, prolonged no-motion, an unexpected exit, or a smoke/CO/water event is recognized locally on the home hub. Nothing leaves the home to be understood.
The chosen support network is notified first, over whatever path is up — home internet, cellular, or mesh. Escalation is tiered, not a straight jump to a call center.
A 2025 randomized trial found that passive monitoring on its own produced no change in hospitalizations or care visits at one year. WanderCare is designed around that finding: the point isn't watching, it's making sure a real human in the person's chosen network is reached — the layer passive systems leave out. Founded by Michael Eisinger, lead author of JFNA's Person-Centered, Trauma-Informed care training models, who led a $17M ACL/AoA initiative serving older trauma survivors.
About 1 in 4 older adults falls each year, yet most won't wear an alert device or allow a camera. WanderCare needs neither.
Roughly twice as likely to live alone and far less likely to have adult children. Escalation goes to the network they actually rely on.
Peace of mind without taking a parent's independence. No contract, nothing invasive, honest about what the home does and doesn't need.
WanderCare is pre-revenue with no deployed installs yet. We won't invent testimonials or pilot numbers. Here's the real state of the work.
The ambient screen that shows a check-in or a reminder — glance-friendly, never a phone.
The alerting layer that carries an event to the chosen network across every path.
The local mesh that keeps the home talking to itself when the internet drops.
Every product in the ecosystem. Local-first, no surveillance, right-to-repair.