GrandCare Systems


Aging Technology


GrandCare is a pioneer and leading visionary in the business of using technology to help older adults stay in their own homes. With both telehealth capabilities and communications capability, it enables seniors to connect to families, peers, and caregivers — as well as be monitored on their safety and well-being in their home. It should be considered by families and senior housing organizations that want to help seniors age in place.

– Laurie Orlov

Managing Medications


“It’s phenomenal. If I forget to take my medication, it sends a signal and the phone rings. A voice says ‘Mr. Thelen, you haven’t taken your medication.’ With all the things it does, to me it’s a gift from God.”

- Ed Thelen, MN


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Chronic Disease Management


“I can recommend the GrandCare system. I use it to monitor my own glucose, BP, Weight and Pulseox on a daily basis. Rather than rush to a doctor if I see an issue I simply call his or her nurse and describe my symptom. Usually we can solve the problem over the phone, adjust medications as necessary etc. This saves significant time and money.”

- Charlie B

Read more about saving healthcare costs by viewing our Hospital Readmissions Paper.

Connecting Family


The GrandCare System saved our lives!  Mom got to keep her independence, I got to live my own life and with some “peace of mind”.  I am proud to report that 6 years later, we are still actively using and relying on our GrandCare System.

– Carol


Learn more about staying connected with GrandCare.

GrandCare Systems

Since 2005, GrandCare Systems has provided the most comprehensive caregiving technology on the market today, enabling individuals to remain safe, healthy and happy at home. GrandCare’s simple, touch platform enables a Resident to view pictures, receive incoming messages, watch videos, video chat with family, listen to music and play fun games. Using a series of wireless activity and telehealth devices, GrandCare can alert designated caregivers by phone, email or text if anything seems amiss (medications not accessed, glucose levels not taken, abnormal activity, etc.).

Zero computer experience is required!

Activity Monitoring

Small wireless daily activity (ADL) and smart home sensors (motion, door, temperature, bed, caller-id, etc.) report automatically to the GrandCare touchscreen in the residence. Designated remote Caregivers and family members can log on to our Internet Care Portal to view trending activity, pin-point potential problems and set up alert rules. Based upon these specified rules, Caregivers can receive automated phone calls, emails or text messages if an event occurs.

The GrandCare System is flexible, and can be customized to meet each independent individual’s needs.

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Digital Home Health

Wireless health devices such as a weight scale, pulse oximeter, glucometer and blood pressure device can automatically record and store readings on the GrandCare touchscreen.

Authorized family members and care providers can log on to our Internet Care Portal to view trending health data and set up parameters to receive email, phone or text wellness alerts to notify them if readings have or have not been taken.

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Medication Management

Small wireless sensors can determine whether a medication drawer, cabinet or container has been opened at the correct time allotted for medications.

GrandCare can prompt a Resident when it is time to take medications with instructions and a picture of the medication to be taken. If medications are not accessed, GrandCare can be set up to call the individual or send an audio/visual reminder message to the touchscreen.

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Multi-Media Socialization

The GrandCare touchscreen monitor displays a constant communication stream managed online by remote Caregivers. Zero computer skills are needed for the individual using the GrandCare touchscreen. Communications include personal photos, messages, emails, appointments, local weather, news headlines, trivia, and spiritual offerings.

The Resident can choose to watch videos, listen to music, check calendar and weather updates, play games or just video chat with family members.

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Interview with Laura Mitchell
on BBS Radio


Reaching For The Gold with Harriet Traimer

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