A carer sharing a calm moment with an elderly resident while a service robot carries linens in the corridor

Care services

More time for residents.

Support everyday routines in elderly care and supported living for people with disabilities — so staff can focus on residents and the moments that need a human.

  • Elderly care
  • Disability services
  • Supported living

Residents come first.
Daily routines still need to happen.

The day has a rhythm: meals, activities, visits and cleaning. Whether residents are older adults or people with disabilities, many small routines compete for the same staff time.

Robots can support selected, repetitive tasks — never replace personal care or human contact. The starting point is a routine that fits your home and respects each resident's independence, choices and daily rhythm.

Different residents.
Different needs.

Assisted living for elderly

Support familiar daily routines while keeping personal care and human contact at the centre.

  • Daily schedules and reminders on a large screen
  • Help finding shared spaces and activities
  • Interactive games and conversation moments
  • Floor cleaning coordinated around daily routines

Supported living for people with disabilities

Support independence, predictability and participation for residents with different abilities and communication needs.

  • Visual daily schedules that make the day predictable
  • Picture-based information and step-by-step guidance
  • Playful, social activities that include everyone
  • Quiet cleaning planned around residents' days

The right robot for the daily routine.

Each role starts with a specific, everyday task. Suitability, configuration and safety are assessed together with your staff and residents.

Illustrative scene of Alf showing a daily schedule with large icons to an elderly resident in an assisted living lounge

Daily information & guidance

Alf

Show the day's schedule, activities and step-by-step guidance on a large, easy-to-read screen — with picture-based content for elderly residents and people with different communication needs.

Meet Alf
Illustrative scene of Betty guiding an elderly resident and his daughter through an assisted living home

Visitor & resident guidance

Betty

Welcome visitors and help residents and relatives find common rooms, activities and services, while carers stay available for personal help.

Meet Betty
Illustrative scene of compact Reachy playing a table game with two young adults with disabilities and a support worker

Social activities in supported living

Reachy

Bring a friendly, expressive companion to games and social moments for residents with disabilities, guided by support staff. Activities are configured for the setting, not therapy.

Meet Reachy
Illustrative scene of Freddy cleaning a bright assisted living hallway

Floor cleaning

Freddy

Take on repetitive floor cleaning in hallways and common rooms, scheduled around meals, visits and residents' rest.

Meet Freddy

Start with one workflow.
Learn with your team.

A focused pilot lets staff and residents get to know the robot together, in the home where it will actually work.

  1. 01

    Choose a daily routine

    Pick one task with the carers who do it — from activity information to cleaning shared spaces.

  2. 02

    Plan for residents

    Review spaces, accessibility, privacy and how residents and relatives are informed.

  3. 03

    Trial in your home

    Test one defined use case and observe how residents and staff respond in everyday life.

  4. 04

    Evaluate before expanding

    Review staff and resident feedback and practical needs before deciding what comes next.

What would give your carers more time for residents?

Tell us about your elderly care home, disability service or supported living unit. Together, we can identify a practical place to start.

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