Daily care notes hide early warning signs of decline. Learn why families miss these patterns—and how tools like SimpliTend help them track what matters.

Across the country, families are carrying more caregiving responsibilities than ever before. Aging parents, chronic conditions, disabilities, and everyday coordination needs place a growing burden on households—and the organizations that support them feel this pressure every day. Staff are stretched thin, communication is fragmented, and families often struggle to stay organized during moments when clarity matters most. This is why we created SimpliTend for organizations  — a

Aging care workforce risk is reshaping corporate productivity. Learn why caregiving is a governance issue, how it impacts talent retention, and what CEOs, CFOs, and boards must do now.

Learn how SimpliTend’s care tiers support different care situations—from managing your own care to supporting someone who uses the app. Clear, adaptive, and easy to choose.

Many employees are caregivers without realizing it. Learn why this matters for HR and managers, and how workplaces can better support hidden caregiving responsibilities.

Discover SimpliTend’s ethical senior care technology. Our simple, adaptive, and privacy‑first approach supports independence, safety, and caregiver well‑being through every stage of aging.

Discover how SimpliTend’s adaptive care feature supports families from hospital discharge to progressive conditions with seamless transitions and added safety.

Caregiver resilience is measurable. Learn how to calculate RoR using CoD, RAR, and resilience investment to strengthen teams.

Caregiving isn’t sustainable without support. Explore how workplaces and communities can build resilience by recognizing and supporting caregivers.

Respite care for family caregivers is often unavailable. SimpliTend helps make it easier to share care info and get trusted support at home.

Caregiving isn’t one-size-fits-all. It shifts, evolves, and adapts—just like the people we care for and the roles we play. That’s why we’re proud to introduce SimpliTend 2.0 , a caregiving app for evolving care needs , designed to support every stage of the care journey without forcing caregivers to start over or switch tools. 💙 A Personal Reason for the Upgrade This upgrade is deeply personal. My mom had Parkinson’s disease. In the early stages, she could use her smartphone

AI is transforming work—but not caregiving. Discover how SimpliTend supports aging in place and empowers family caregivers with ethical, human-centered tech.

Aging in place protects brain health and dignity. Discover how SimpliTend empowers seniors and caregivers with tech that honors independence.

Aging as an LGBTQ+ person can mean hiding your identity to access care. This blog explores the quiet struggles of LGBTQ+ seniors and how SimpliTend helps them stay safe, connected, and true to themselves—at home and with chosen family.

Caregivers shape the rituals, resilience, and emotional fabric of our communities—yet workplaces still treat care as invisible. This post explores why honoring caregivers isn’t just compassionate—it’s cultural leadership.

Discover how SimpliTend supports adults with mild to moderate mental disabilities through structured routines, safety features, and caregiver connection—without compromising dignity.

SimpliTend believes that protecting the dignity of elderly people with dementia is critical in providing care. That is why we don’t ask “What can they no longer do?” Instead, we ask, “What can they still do—and how can we support that with dignity?”

Let's have a look at how TV watching and outdoor walks affect the elderly. Older adults use screen time to stay connected, entertain themselves, and complete everyday tasks. Can it also be beneficial to older adults? Going for a walk outside enhances physical health, emotions, and socializing. But is it safe for older adults?

Engaging in discussions with seniors about their care needs fosters a sense of independence and respect. SimpliTend stands out as the only remote care app that allows collaboration between family caregivers and their elderly loved ones.

The choice of age in place is complex and varies greatly, influenced by health conditions, living conditions, and their support network