You want to stay. Your family wants you safe. Those two things aren’t in conflict they just need someone handling the details that make staying possible, so the conversation stops being about moving.
CareUnbounded is different because we personally manage every service you and your family needs, from the first call to the final outcome, instead of just making an introduction and stepping back.
If we bring in a contractor to fix a loose handrail, we’re the ones checking that the job actually got done right, not just handing over a phone number and hoping for the best. If a specialist appointment gets scheduled, it’s the same advocate who already knows your parent’s history sitting in the room asking questions, not a new face every visit. Families work with one dedicated support navigator, not a call center and not a rotating cast of providers.
Every need matters. A change in routine or fewer phone calls can be just as important as a leaking roof or missed appointment. We look at the whole picture, helping older adults stay supported and families stay informed and connected.
The right technology can make living independently easier, safer and more connected. We help you find and set up practical tools that fit your needs and comfort level.
That might include an easy-to-read home display for appointments and reminders, family portal access, smart home devices, security and alert systems, voice assistants, video calling and other technology that simplifies everyday life.
We can also help with phones, tablets, passwords, settings and troubleshooting, so technology is useful rather than frustrating.
It’s not about adding more technology. It’s about finding what works for you and making it simple to use.
Real time visibility into every service, appointment, and completed task, for older adults, families, and everyone who cares.
Full schedule visibility
See exactly what’s scheduled, when, and with which provider.
Completion confirmations
Notified when services are done and follow up notes are added.
Multi-family access
Multiple family members stay updated without endless phone calls.
Direct support navigator messaging
Communicate securely with your navigator anytime.
Living independently doesn’t mean managing every detail alone. We check in regularly, catch what’s been overlooked, and make sure the services we’ve arranged actually show up. If something comes up, we make the calls so you don’t have to. Support you can count on, without giving up control.
Every family’s situation looks a little different. Here are three common ones.
Mary is an 82 year old widow whose daughter lives several states away. After a routine appointment, she was referred to a specialist and prescribed a new medication. The paperwork got mixed in with her mail, the prescription was never picked up, and the specialist appointment came and went. Her daughter didn’t find out for weeks. No one was neglecting Mary, there just wasn’t anyone helping keep track.
Roughly one in four older adults don’t fill a new prescription within 30 days of a medical visit.
Whether you’re looking for support for yourself or helping someone you love, it starts with a conversation. Tell us what’s working, what’s becoming difficult, and where a little extra support could make a difference.
Jim is a retired engineer who always handled everything around the house himself. As he got older, climbing ladders became difficult and small maintenance issues started piling up: a loose handrail, burned out lights, clogged gutters. None of it seemed urgent on its own, but together it created real safety risks.
About one in four adults 65 and older falls each year, and home hazards contribute to roughly a third of those falls.
Helen is a 79 year old widow who lives alone. After her closest friend moved into assisted living, she slowly stopped attending her weekly bridge game and stopped picking up when neighbors called. Her son, who lives out of state, had no way of knowing anything had changed. There was no fall, no diagnosis, just quiet withdrawal.
Social isolation is linked to a 50 percent higher risk of dementia, and more than one in four older adults in the US live alone.
No. CareUnbounded is a care coordination service, not a home care agency, home health agency, or staffing company. We manage every service your loved one needs through our network of vetted, licensed providers.
Yes. The same CareUnbounded advocate attends every appointment in person, so you can build a real relationship with someone who knows your history.
We can set up a simple screen in your home showing their calendar, no login required. Families still get full access through the portal.
It gives every family member real time visibility into scheduled services, appointment outcomes, and completed tasks, so no one has to rely on a single relative for updates. Want a CareUnbounded navigator to know something? Just send a message 24/7.
No. CareUnbounded coordinates care but does not directly provide medical care, home health services, or staffing. All hands on services are delivered by our independent, vetted partners.