More longevity
People over 65 already make up 22% of the EU population. Longevity keeps growing, and with it, the years lived in frailty.
From reaction to prevention
Your mother is okay. Today, you know it.
Amy watches over your loved one's biopsychosocial wellbeing every day, observing and evaluating the signs that appear months before a crisis. Amy acts before they happen to prevent them.
A new narrative for the greatest health and social care crisis of our time.
The urgency
Europe's greatest health and social care crisis is already here
More longevity. More loneliness. More chronic illness. This isn't a wave that's coming: it's the daily reality of millions of households.
More loneliness
Millions of older people live alone in Europe without anyone knowing in time. Unwanted loneliness is a documented clinical risk factor.
Invisible risk
Persistent loneliness has been compared to smoking 15 cigarettes a day: an invisible risk factor for today's system.
Reference sources for the original content: Eurostat · EuroSafe/EUPHA · European Commission–OECD.
What no one sees
Change doesn't happen all at once. It happens slowly.
Every crisis gives warning signs months in advance. Today, no one is listening.
The current model acts at a single point: the worst one. The emergency button always comes too late.
Less walking
Physical activity drops weeks before a fall.
Less talking
Conversations get shorter and the tone changes.
Worse sleep
Fragmented sleep precedes the crisis.
Fewer outings
Isolation grows in silence.
Months 1–2
The first signs. Amy detects a slight drop in conversations and a subtle change in tone of voice.
Month 3
The pattern sets in. Physical activity drops and outings decrease. Amy escalates to monitoring and the family is notified.
Without Amy · Month 5
The crisis happens. Without intervention, the situation escalates to the ER or hospital admission.
With Amy · Month 3
Early intervention. The team acts on the decline before it escalates.
The paradigm shift
A new model for elderly care
From the emergency device to the person. From a one-off event to a continuous process.
The current model
- Reactive telecare.
- Waits for the emergency call.
- Acts once the crisis has already happened.
- Counts emergencies handled.
- Doesn't see the silent decline.
The Amy · ABIE model
- Longitudinal biopsychosocial wellbeing.
- Watches for slow change every day.
- Acts before the crisis happens.
- Monitors variations in wellbeing.
- Sees what no one else sees: Bio, Psycho, and Social.
The ABIE approach
Longitudinal biopsychosocial health
The body, the mind, and relationships change before the crisis does. Amy watches over them 365 days a year.
Bio
Mobility, sleep, and activity
Amy tracks daily physical activity, sleep patterns, and movement. Changes give warning weeks before the event.
Psycho
Mood, memory, and routines
Amy interprets tone of voice, speech rhythm, and conversational patterns. Mood and cognition reveal themselves in every conversation.
Social
Relationships, conversation, and companionship
Amy monitors the frequency and quality of social interaction, family relationships, and progressive isolation.
4Standardized functional levels.
6+Biopsychosocial KPIs per conversation.
24/7Continuous longitudinal observation.
The result
Fewer crises. Lower costs. More wellbeing.
When we observe before it happens, the whole system wins.
Fewer crises
Preventable falls, ER visits, and admissions caught before they happen. Amy turns early signals into timely interventions.
Lower healthcare costs
Prevention costs less than treatment. Every avoided hospital admission takes pressure off the system and improves its sustainability.
More wellbeing
More years at home, with health, independence, and the relationships that sustain life.
Your trusted companion
Amy is the companionship your loved one needs
Amy keeps your loved one company, supports, helps, and talks with them every day. Thanks to these conversations and to multimodal biometrics, Amy can know how they're feeling physically, emotionally, and mentally at all times.
Amy lets you know if something's wrong so you can help in time. With Amy, you can track their biopsychosocial state longitudinally, whenever you want.
Monitoring dashboard
Real-time biopsychosocial status
Conversation
Daily and personalized
Multimodal biometrics
Continuous and precise
Early alerts
Before it happens
Institutional backing and certifications
A solution backed by European institutions and certifications
Amy meets the highest standards of quality, privacy, and scientific rigor, recognized by independent bodies.
CEOMA
Institutional collaboration and clinical validation
FPSF
Fundación Privada Social i Familiar
ISO/IEC 42001
Responsible management of AI systems
ENS
Verified information security and privacy
Families who trust Amy
What people who already have her are saying
★★★★★“My mother has lived alone since my father died. She used to call three times a day, anxious. Now Amy calls her every morning and I get the summary. I've started sleeping well again.”
★★★★★“My father is 82 and very independent. He would never have accepted a camera or an alarm button. With Amy, he just chats — and he loves that.”
★★★★★“I work in another city and felt constantly guilty. Amy took that weight off my shoulders. I know that if something happened, she'd let me know. That's worth everything.”
From reaction to prevention
What if your loved one were never alone?
Amy is ready. No complicated contracts, no installation. Just continuous observation that changes everything.
