Home health & home care

A second pair of eyes on every visit.

MeMe Care helps clients and their caregivers understand medication labels, post-discharge instructions, and the paperwork that lands between visits.

What agencies get

Caregiver or client scans a new bottle; MeMe Care reads the name, dose, and warnings out loud. Never advises on dosing — defers to the pharmacist.

Discharge packet scans into plain-language next steps. Client can ask follow-up questions in their own voice.

Activate a seat for a client during onboarding, hand the phone over, and we're installed before the first visit.

Zero-data-retention architecture; BAA available on request. No photo or explanation persists on our servers.

Caregiver scans the bottle on the first visit. MeMe Care reads the label, and flags if the name on the bottle doesn't match the client on file.

Client just came home. Scan the discharge paperwork. Ask "what am I supposed to do about this follow-up appointment?" — in plain language.

Client gets a letter between visits. They scan it. If it looks like a scam, the agency (not just the family) gets notified.

Photos and explanations never persist on our servers. Only scan metadata (category and timestamp) stays in our database.

We use Anthropic Claude models on AWS Bedrock. Anthropic never sees resident data. AWS terms prohibit training on our inputs or outputs.

Geofenced at the edge. Mandatory-reporter matrix covers all 50 states, DC, and US territories.

Every scan runs scam detection. A community-level alert dashboard for operators is in private beta.

Full English and Spanish parity in the resident-facing app. Operator portals in Spanish arrive later this year.

The AI never tells a resident to act, sign, or pay. It always suggests confirming with a family member or staff.

We work with agencies of any size. Pilots are typically 60 days.