Health & wellbeing
Wellness Partners
Company, reminders, and a second set of eyes on your health — never a replacement for your doctor.
What these do
These tools help you stay on top of medications, notice changes in how you are doing, and feel less alone during the day. They are helpers, not physicians. Anything that worries you still belongs in front of a real doctor.
Good for
- Remembering which pill, and when
- Preparing questions before an appointment
- A friendly voice in the room during a quiet day
- Letting family know you are alright without a daily phone call
Tools worth trying
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ElliQ
by Intuition RoboticsSome practice needed
A small tabletop companion that starts conversations, suggests activities, and checks in on you.
Visit ElliQ (opens in a new tab) Tutorial coming soon
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Ada Health
by AdaSome practice needed
Asks about your symptoms and helps you put words to them before you see a doctor.
Visit Ada Health (opens in a new tab) Tutorial coming soon
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Lively
by Best Buy HealthEasy to start
Simple phones and a wearable button with urgent response, built for people who do not want a complicated device.
Visit Lively (opens in a new tab) Tutorial coming soon
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Medisafe
by MedisafeEasy to start
Pill reminders that are hard to miss, and can quietly tell a family member if a dose gets skipped.
Note: Pillboxie — no longer maintained; Medisafe is the current, actively supported equivalent.
Visit Medisafe (opens in a new tab) Tutorial coming soon
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CarePredict
by CarePredictMore involved
A wearable that learns your daily patterns and flags changes that can come before a fall or illness.
Visit CarePredict (opens in a new tab) Tutorial coming soon