A Smarter Way to Care

Minder is your smart home health companion — empowering older adults to stay independent, connected, and cared for, every single day. With intelligent health tracking, effortless pill management, and real-time connections to family and doctors, Minder is the future of at-home medical care.

Meet Your Daily Wellness Ally

Minder is not just a device — it’s an intuitive, AI-powered medical assistant designed for the home. It seamlessly integrates:

  • Smart pill dispensing with pre-packaged cartridges

  • Mood, memory, sleep, and appetite monitoring via personalized behavioral quizzes

  • Facial recognition to track vital signs like blood pressure and heart rate

  • Real-time data sharing with healthcare providers and loved ones

Minder transforms routine care into personalized, predictive health support — so older adults can stay at home, stay independent, and stay well.

A Minder device with a wooden front panel, circular dial with numbered segments, and small red indicator lights, used to remotely monitor health treatments for older adults at home.
A robot with a wooden exterior and a digital display on top showing a mood survey. The text on the left side of the image reads 'Mood, Sleep, Appetite, Memory, behavioral well-being.'

When Aging Gets Lonely, Health Suffers

Over 49 million elderly people in the U.S. face at least one chronic disease. The effects of isolation — worsened by events like COVID-19 — have led to a secondary crisis: depression, forgetfulness, and low treatment compliance.

Poor medication adherence alone costs U.S. HMOs over $100 billion annually, and results in 12.9 million hospital admissions, many of them avoidable.

Description of the pill dispenser device featuring wood, white, and black circular components.

Minder

Imagine a world where your mom, grandfather, or neighbor never misses a dose, and their doctor knows how they’re feeling before a crisis hits. Minder makes this possible.

  • Preloaded medication with easy-to-use scheduling

  • Continuous behavioral insight from simple, engaging prompts

  • Alerts, reminders, and logs synced to family and doctor dashboards

  • Designed for dignity, ease, and emotional comfort

  • Minder isn’t just a product — it’s peace of mind, delivered daily.

Why It Matters

  • For Patients

    Personalized care at home, better health, more freedom.

    Close-up of an elderly person's hand holding and supporting the hand of a middle-aged person, with both wearing blue and white clothing.

  • For Families

    Insight and reassurance, even from afar.

    An elderly woman with gray curly hair and glasses is hugging a young girl with blonde hair tied in pigtails, both smiling warmly in a dark setting.

  • For Doctors & HMOs

    Lower costs, early intervention, improved compliance.

    A smiling female doctor talking to a patient in a medical office. The doctor is wearing a white coat with a badge that reads 'Urology Oncology Branch' and holding a clipboard. The patient is seated, facing the doctor, and smiling back.
A Win for Everyone
A device with a button, a drawer, a sensor, and a mirror. Text explains the device releases pills into a drawer when the button is pushed and the sensor confirms the drawer's removal and return.
A person adjusting a wooden bedside alarm clock on a nightstand.

Sleek. Smart. Simple.

A person holding a smartphone with a contact named Adam and a photo of a woman on the screen. Next to the image, there is text about personalization for a family member or caretaker, including features like alerting when needed and determining update
Person using a smartphone, with a presentation slide displaying information about medical app personalization on the right.
A doctor holding a smartphone in both hands, wearing a white lab coat and stethoscope, with a medical app on a phone screen showing a list of patients including John Cohen, Rita Lin, Michael Asher, and Liz Roichman.
Images of a digital doctor's dashboard with patient data and health analytics graphs. The first image shows medication adherence and patient feedback scores. The second image displays a graph tracking sleep patterns from December 1 to December 16. Th
Doctor's dashboard showing patient information, medication records, and feedback on sleep, appetite, and mood.
Doctor's dashboard showing patient information, medication filters, and mood trend graph for December.
Doctor's dashboard interface showing patient information on the left, date filters, medicine filters, and patient feedback filters at the top. The main section displays a graph titled 'ATORVASTATIN & SLEEP' covering December 1 to 16, with the patient