Independent living residents often own more devices than anyone else in the building: a laptop, a smartphone, a tablet, a smart TV, maybe a smart watch. They email, bank online, video call family and stream. When something breaks, they want help now, not at next Tuesday's tech class.
In a continuing care retirement community, the same residents may later move to assisted living or memory care, and their families stay just as invested in keeping them connected.
Give your residents one patient number to call for tech help, and give your sales team a resident amenity to talk about on every tour. Ellis is $499 a month per community, with a 30 day pilot and month to month after that.
Start for $499 a month Talk to us by email Hear Ellis yourself: (928) 272-0355
Ellis is an AI assistant, not a person, and says so at the start of every call. Calling the number from any phone gets the first 5 minutes free, so you can test it with a real device problem before you decide.
Ellis is a single phone number. Independent living residents can usually follow its spoken steps on their own. In assisted living and memory care, staff and visiting family can call the same line to get a device working for a resident.
The community plan covers up to 25 registered numbers and 150 calls a month for $499. Campuses with several communities can use the group plan, $1,500 a month for up to 5.
Ellis adjusts to the caller. Savvy residents use it for the occasional hard problem, like a new computer setup or an account recovery. They can skip steps they already know.
Under the community plan, Ellis helps by voice. Residents follow the steps on their own device.
Give your residents one patient number to call for tech help, and give your sales team a resident amenity to talk about on every tour. Ellis is $499 a month per community, with a 30 day pilot and month to month after that.
Start for $499 a month Talk to us by email Hear Ellis yourself: (928) 272-0355
Ellis is an AI assistant, not a person, and says so at the start of every call. Calling the number from any phone gets the first 5 minutes free, so you can test it with a real device problem before you decide.