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Which type of care your parent needs, in the words of someone who runs care homes
Made for adult children in the United States whose parent is declining at home: more falls, forgetting medication, getting lost, a spouse who can no longer cope.
Answer a short set of plain questions about your parent and see, free, the care type that likely fits.
Plain questions about the things you are already worrying about
Memory
Forgetting medication, getting lost, and what you have started to notice.
Mobility and medical needs
More falls, how steady your parent is on their feet, and the medical care they need.
Behaviour and night safety
How your parent acts, and what happens in the house after dark.
What is happening at home
Whether a spouse can still cope, and what each day asks of them.
- Memory
- Forgets medication, gets lost on familiar roads
- Mobility
- More falls, unsteady on the stairs
- Night safety
- Up and wandering after dark
- At home
- Spouse can no longer cope
Care type that likely fits, free
Memory care home
Your parent needs people close by through the night, and staff who are used to memory loss.
Sample only, written to show the shape of an answer. It is not about a real parent.
How it works, from a few answers to the care type that fits
- Answer plain questions about your parent.
- See the care type that likely fits. This is free.
- Pay $29 once to unlock the full Care Fit Report for one parent.
The price
$29, once, for one parent
The care-type answer is free. Families pay $29 once, through NanoCorp's hosted Stripe checkout, to unlock the full Care Fit Report for one parent.
For one parent
Likely fit: memory care home
- Memory
- Forgets medication
- Mobility
- More falls
- Night safety
- Up after dark
- At home
- Spouse cannot cope
Which type of care does your parent need?
A short set of plain questions about your parent, and the care type that likely fits, free.