Guardian for home care

Continue care after the caregiver leaves.

The house keeps reporting after the carer drives away, and the round itself becomes a record instead of a phone call.

Automatic visit logs

Visits and connected-device events form a timestamped record, so the team can follow what happened without another round of phone calls.

Vehicle tracking

Where the team is, how long the drive took, and which visits are running late.

Motion and activity at home

The rhythm of a house. Up, moving, in the kitchen, back to bed, without a camera anywhere.

GPS beyond the front door

A dedicated GPS tracker keeps location and an SOS button available when a client is away from home.

SOS button

One press reaches the person best placed to respond, with a location attached.

Guardian Insights

See visits, team locations and homes needing follow-up in one operational view for the care team.

Illustrative scene of a home motion sensor above a doorway while an older adult prepares tea

Care does not have to go quiet between visits.

Viljandi Municipality uses Guardian motion sensors in people's homes to see changes in everyday activity between caregiver visits. Reduced movement or unusual inactivity gives the team a reason to check in sooner.

24/7visibility between visits
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Make the next visit more informed.

Notice when a familiar routine changes.

See activity patterns between visits and investigate unusual inactivity with the person's usual routine in mind.

Give follow-up a clear priority.

Use activity and alerts alongside your team's knowledge to decide who needs a call or an additional visit.

Know which visits took place.

Bring visit records into the same operational picture, so coordinators can follow coverage without chasing separate updates.

Start with a few homes. Learn what happens between visits.

Choose a small client group and a clear follow-up question. Test how Guardian fits your visits, routines and response process before expanding the service.

Plan a home-care pilot