Today line
Shows along the bottom of the board, e.g. "Jocelyn visiting at 2pm".
Who's coming
The board shows who is coming that morning and again 30 minutes before, with a photo if you add one. It helps new faces feel less strange.
Send a message
Pops up on the board with a soft chime. You're told when it has been read.
Today's medicine
Medicines
The board reminds at each time and the family get a message if it isn't confirmed. Changes reach the board within a minute.
Add a grandchild
What to do next
A starting list, not rules for every family. Everyone who uses this page sees the same ticks.
Services record
What has been applied for, who you spoke to and what happens next, so nobody has to start again on each call.
Add a service
For the assessment summary
These appear on the one-page summary in the Report tab. Best written with the person, in their own words.
Forward Planning
Planning early lets the person have their say, and gives the family time. Tap a number to ring it from a phone.
Stage
Dementia usually moves through early, middle and late stages, and the board is used differently in each. Choose the one that fits Mum now and the board sets its buttons to suit.
What the board shows
Messages and alerts
If nobody responds to an alert
An alert is repeated louder if nobody taps "I've got this". After a second wait it also goes to the second person's channel, if someone has subscribed to it.
Lets a tap on an alert open this page. Leave it empty to open the page yourself.
Weekly summary
A short summary on the Home tab of what changed from the usual routine. The phone message only says how many things changed.
Who lives at home
The movement sensors can't tell who moved. Their "not up yet", bathroom, "no movement" and "out a long time" alerts only work when Mum is on her own.
Times of day
Night is when the board's screen goes dark. The medicine list pops up on its own each morning.
Board
Weather town
Check the alerts work
Sends a test message to the family's phones.