It simply works.

You can't make up experience.  Everything about ZenResponses is to reassure the family that all is good back at the senior's home.  And vice-versa to provide alerts when there is an indication that there is a substantial change in the senior's routine.

For the aging in place

• Sensors retrieves activities:
  • Opening a door or cabinet,
  • Body moving by a sophisticated heat sensor,
  • Walking by a motion detector,
  • Turning on the light in a room,
  • Walking on a mat or sitting on an armchair.
• Each event is marked with a timestamp and sent securely,
• When there is configured  gap in activity, an alert is sent,
• Informing family and friends on their mobile app.

For the family

• Setup in minutes – no training of the senior required​
• Requires zero configuration.  Plug it, done.
• Fully automated – no pro-active action required from the senior
• At-a-glance view on the mobile "all good" displaying which sensors triggered and when.
• Receive alerts on the mobile, "clear" the alert if you know the senior is OK (perhaps went to the doctor).  
  
• Configurable alert escalation.

Simple Solutions Powered by Technology

ZenResponses combines the most advanced telecom, user experience, security and IoT technology in a totally transparent manner.  With the benefit of cross-industry decades of experience, we brings innovation to aging in place.  Advanced technology is of no use if it is too expensive and too complex to use. 

Family Comes First

ZenResponses removes the hurdles for seniors to remain in their home.  The family knows when their routine changes, such as leaving the house, failing to move about, or go to the bathroom.   It provides seniors the comfort of constantly letting their loved one know that they are going about their day.

We Promise You the Best

We have learned first-hand from the best in the industry as a direct report to Steve Jobs and many other technology pioneers. 
​ZenResponses focuses on the essence of remote monitoring.  Adding features is easy -- simplifying without loss of usability is hard.