Turn home-safety support into something members can use
Offer members living alone a camera-free nightlight that checks in after a possible fall and alerts the family app. Explore a member offer, assessed-equipment route or funded programme, subject to eligibility
A familiar nightlight for an older person living alone
For the family
App alerts and a way to speak through the unit
For your programme
An offer shaped around eligibility, funding and fulfilment
Working nightlightCompanion app demonstration Sample alert · Nothing is sent
Programme & fulfilment pathways
Choose a route into your member programme
Fit care-concierge signposting, member perks, assessed equipment or innovation pilots without assuming standard PERS rules
Tangible household & carer utility
A familiar object at home
A camera-free nightlight adds possible-fall sensing in one installed room, with nothing to wear. A nominated family contact receives app alerts and can speak through the unit.
Everyday nightlight in the member’s room (mains power & Wi-Fi)
Route A · Care concierge & working-carer support
Signposting for employee carers & families
Give care-concierge advisers and nurse helplines a practical, camera-free room option to recommend when relatives live alone.
Route B · Member perks & allowance programmes
Discretionary wellness or home-safety offer
Explore a member-paid offer or assess whether a defined allowance can fund the device, subject to programme eligibility and supplier approval.
Route C · Assessed equipment & innovation pilots
Pilot cohort evaluation with agreed criteria
Test uptake, member acceptance and operational fit across a defined household cohort before wider benefit inclusion.
Working together
We supply the device and onboarding foundation; you govern the benefit route
Clear division between product support, member eligibility and evaluation criteria
Liacare role
What Liacare brings
The working nightlight and companion family-app foundation
Agreed onboarding, product information and technical support
Device adaptation and a defined supply route for the programme
Your role
What your team leads
Member, policyholder, or employee-carer eligibility and signposting
Program sponsorship via innovation pilots, perks, or discretionary budgets
Defining compliance gates for future marketplace or allowance listing
Commercial options
The commercial route
Potential routes include assessed equipment funding, a programme-funded benefit, a member-paid offer or a care-concierge recommendation. We agree eligibility, fulfilment, support and the evidence needed before inclusion in a wider programme.
Define the member group, household onboarding and evaluation criteria before wider programme inclusion
01
Choose the eligible household
Identify older adults living alone and the family or designated responder. Define the intended support and budget route.
02
Set up the device and app
Agree onboarding and fulfilment for the installed room, including power, Wi-Fi and the nominated app contact.
03
Assess the service fit
Review uptake, ongoing use and support needs against agreed criteria before a broader benefit or equipment decision.
Partner FAQ
Before we talk
Does Liacare have to become a standard PERS benefit?+
Different routes have different requirements. Assessed equipment, member offers, care-concierge recommendations and funded benefits are separate options. We identify your intended route, eligibility and supplier requirements before agreeing the offer.
Can we claim reduced costs or hospital admissions?+
Those outcomes would need evidence from an appropriately designed evaluation. Today we can demonstrate the working device and app, then agree what member, service and economic outcomes your team would need to assess.
Book a 5-minute demo
Explore a member offer with Liacare
See the working nightlight, spoken check-in and family-app audio. Discuss the member group, funding, household setup and responder roles for a small evaluation.
