Beyond Crisis: A Webinar on a Person-Directed, Choice-Infused Life
What if support wasn’t defined by four walls, staff schedules, or moments of crisis?
For people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, independent living means more than having a place to live. It means privacy, choice, connection, skill-building, and having a voice in when and how support is provided.
Person-directed Remote Supports are helping create boundary-less care—support that flexes around the person and is available when needed, without requiring staff to be physically present at every moment.
Technology can provide personalized reminders and coaching, connect individuals with trusted support staff, and add layers of safety while creating more opportunities for independence.
What You’ll Learn
Discover how Remote Supports can help your organization:
- Reduce costs by minimizing unnecessary staffing, travel, and routine in-person check-ins.
- Expand workforce capacity and serve more people with the staff you already have.
- Shift from “just-in-case” staffing to “just-when-needed” support.
- Give individuals more privacy, choice, and control over their daily lives.
- Build skills and confidence rather than dependence on staff.
- Create a scalable hybrid model that combines technology, remote support, and in-person care based on individual needs.
The goal isn’t less support. It’s smarter support—delivered at the right time, in the right way, with the individual firmly at the center and driving their own care.
On September 22, Paul Carpenter, Co-Founder of BoundaryCare, joins GrandCare’s Joe Donnelly, VP Customer Transformation at GrandCare, to share how organizations are reimagining care while empowering individuals to live more independently, confidently, and connected.
WEBINAR: Beyond Crisis: Technology for Independent Living
Tuesday, September 22nd
2 pm ET/ 1 pm CT / 12 pm MT / 11 am PT
Registration is now open >
About Paul Carpenter
Paul Carpenter is the co-founder and CEO of BoundaryCare. Paul spent over ten years working as an engineer at top technology companies until his own family’s experiences pushed him to tackle the challenges of caregiving head-on. At BoundaryCare, he applies the same user-centric approach drawn from his technology background to power his goal for making BoundaryCare the most inclusive and comprehensive solution for individuals, families, and providers.
About BoundaryCare
BoundaryCare is a wearable based platform that supports individuals’ independence and safety at home and in the community. It combines advanced alerting features – including fall detection, safe location tracking, and seizure symptom monitoring – with communication tools that connect individuals to their support teams with audio and video calling. BoundaryCare also supports skill building, employment, and activities of daily living through customizable multimedia reminders, workflows, and guides delivered straight to a person’s watch, allowing them to achieve more of their goals on their own terms.
