For adult children
The discharge planner introduces the home care agency. Sevah helps you know who is following up and keeps your parent connected between visits.
Monthly plans for families who want Sevah at home. A care advisor reviews the fit with you before anything starts.

Care, kept human
Leave discharge knowing which home care team is taking the next step.
Keep the first visit, follow-up, and care-team connection clear.
Receive care-team-approved context without turning home into a surveillance feed.

Privacy by design
Families receive care-team-approved information — never raw audio or video. Sevah is designed around the person’s permission, practical privacy limits, and the organization’s policy.
If something needs attention, a human care team reviews it and decides what happens next.
For families
Daily check-in conversation, family updates your parent approves, and a care advisor who helps you set it up. Sevah is non-diagnostic and does not replace a clinician or a care plan.
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With the person’s permission and the care team’s workflow, Sevah can help turn approved interactions into a clear update. It complements direct conversations with your home care team; it does not replace a care plan or care record.
People do. Sevah can surface a possible change for human review, but it does not diagnose, decide on its own, or send autonomous alerts. The responsible care team decides assessment, outreach, and escalation.
No. Families do not receive raw audio or video. Approved interaction media is not a continuous archive and is retained only for the configured, human-review workflow before expiring. Permitted summaries and records follow the care organization’s policy.
No. Sevah supports connection between visits. Family and caregivers remain essential to care.
Ask the discharge planner which agency is following up, then see how Sevah keeps the care thread moving at home.