A typical voice check-in
See how Chris conducts a friendly, natural check-in with an aging loved one and captures the outcome.
DWEL executes the recurring work of caregiving so employees can stay focused, aging loved ones can remain more independent and employers can measure the productivity recovered.
FEATURED DEMONSTRATIONOverview video of DWEL (3 min)
Most programs provide advice, referrals or a single service. The employee still initiates the activity, monitors progress, confirms completion, communicates updates and handles exceptions.
Why DWEL →DWEL combines Care Needs, Circle of Care, voice-first Agentic AI, automated coordination and selected connected services to turn family-defined preferences into dependable execution.
These examples show the workflow from the aging loved one’s phone call through caregiver visibility and loop closure.
See how Chris conducts a friendly, natural check-in with an aging loved one and captures the outcome.
See the central experience for check-ins, shared information and recurring caregiving activity.
Whether initiated by the caregiver or requested by the care recipient, DWEL applies caregiver-defined rules and guardrails, coordinates the ride, and closes the loop with the Circle of Care.
The caregiver can arrange transportation in advance through the DWEL dashboard within the care recipient’s established preferences and guardrails.
The care recipient can request transportation through a simple voice conversation with Chris, without opening an app.
DWEL confirms completion and keeps the Circle of Care informed without requiring the caregiver to manage each step.
DWEL focuses first on recurring activities responsible for caregiver burden and workday disruption.
01Voice check-ins↗
02Medication reminders↗
03Transportation↗
04Shopping and deliveries↗
05Shared calendars↗
06Family notifications↗
07Escalation workflows↗
08Employer analytics↗
We’ll help you define the population, identify the recurring work and build a measurement plan.
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