VivaLynx holds everything about one person’s care in a single place — her week, her medications, her notes and her appointments — so the people who help can help from wherever they are, and she can get on with living in her own house.
Two weeks free when it opens, then $87 a month. Nothing installed in her home.
“I check in every morning knowing I’ll see a friendly face on the screen — it’s made the days feel less lonely.”
Eleanor P., VivaLynx user
The same week, the same medications, the same notes — shown differently to the person living it and the person helping. Switch between them.
Every appointment, every visit, every medication, and what is still outstanding with a name against it. Your brother sees the same list you do. Medications are checked for interactions and against her allergies as they go in.
Care notes from whoever was last in the house — and a summary of them when there are more than you want to read. Anything the summary wrote is marked as written by AI.
It asks how you are doing, too, every so often. You are the other person this has to work for.
Her screen opens on something she does: the check-in, today’s medications, what is on this afternoon. Not a readout about her.
She chooses who is in the circle and what each of them can see, and she can call any of them from the same screen. Help is one button, and it is on every screen she opens.
A clinician is on the same screen as everybody else. She does not download anything or find a link in an email to see one.
To answer a call she presses one thing. She never does the setting up — you do that, or we do, and everything with settings in it lives on your phone. If she tries it and doesn’t want it, that is a real answer, and better heard now than in two years.
It is the thing that replaces the managing. One place instead of a calendar, a notes app, a group text and four phone calls a week.
If her blood pressure cuff, scale or glucose meter writes to Apple Health or Google Health Connect — and most consumer devices do — the readings come straight in. Fitbit, Dexcom and others are coming.
That is fine, and it stays. VivaLynx sits alongside what they run — and when a provider does move onto it, their visit notes land in the same place you are already looking, so nobody has to relay anything.
is roughly what a month of assisted living costs [SOURCE, YEAR].
VivaLynx is $87 a month. Five years of it costs about one month of the alternative.
VivaLynx opens to families shortly. Leave your email and we will send the link the day it does.
Two weeks free, no card to join the list.
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