For independent living
Keep residents independent —
and in IL — longer.
No one wants to move from independent living — not the resident, not the family, not even you.
Longer independence.
Residents who stay steady hold their independence longer — the move to AL comes later.
No added staff.
The safety comes from the robot, not new headcount.
Peace of mind for families.
The companion app keeps adult children informed without your front desk fielding the calls.
The census math
The average stay is 26 to 31 months. Falls cut it short.
A move to assisted living almost never happens on a good day. It follows an event — and when it comes early, everyone pays for it: the resident, the family, and your census.
For life-plan communities, every month a resident thrives in independent living is a month the contract performs — and a move-up you didn't fund.
Length of stay: operator-reported trade data, 2025 — your building's number is the one we'd baseline together.
The robot
The Goose — the senior home robot
Give residents convenience and safety at the level independent living needs. The Goose comes with preset, editable workflows — residents and, if invited, adult children can modify them as they like.
Night routine — included as a preset. Every step is editable.
- 10:00pm — the walker goes to the bedside. If it's already there, the Goose leaves it be.
- Sitting up in bed, after 8pm — the night light comes on, and the Goose shows or plays whatever you've set: a sign you wrote, a recording from family, or nothing at all.
- Up and moving at night — the light goes where you go.
Every trigger, action, and message is yours to change — or turn off.
How the partnership works
You bill. We install. We support.
It arrives as a complete service, not an IT project — the robot, integration, and support. You bring your building or your clients; we bring the technology and the team. No hardware maintenance burden on your staff.
A real support model stands behind it — a team on call, defined response times, and a clear plan for the moment a unit needs attention. Your name is on the door; we treat it that way.
Autonomy: The Goose navigates on its own using onboard sensors and the tags on your walker. It does not use remote operators to drive it. Exact autonomy level and specifications will be published before launch.