Reduce loneliness,
augment staff and
increase
engagement
Across the US, state and county aging associations are bringing ElliQ to the older adults they serve. Adding ElliQ as a digital endpoint increases overall engagement, promotes and connects clients to available resources, and enables staff to remotely check in and communicate more easily and consistently.
Benefits
Reduce effects of social isolation
ElliQ is a conversational companion that keeps clients stimulated and engaged throughout the day
Simple video calling and messages encourages individuals to stay connected to loved ones
Improve overall health and wellbeing
ElliQ motivates users to adopt healthy habits like exercise, staying hydrated, offering nutrition tips, and more
Set medication reminders and prompt clients to report metrics like blood pressure, glucose, mood, sleep, and more!
Set thresholds and notify a staff member or primary contact when there has been a change in condition
Provide ongoing support
Case managers can easily contact or check in on clients with the ElliQ Connect mobile application
Promote programming and services, such as meal deliveries, transportation, and upcoming events
Measure engagement and impact
Collect ongoing data and metrics with ElliQ to demonstrate impact
Administer and collect responses from surveys more simply and efficiently
Getting started as a partner
Engaging Older Adults Effectively & Consistently
ElliQ proactively initiates conversation and suggests activities throughout the day. Thanks to the user-friendly design, older adults are engaging with this technology at unprecedented rates. In fact, the average ElliQ user:
Plays cognitive games
3x per week
Works out with ElliQ’s exercise videos twice a week
Has added 2 contacts to their ElliQ to easily communicate with
Interacts with ElliQ an average of 21 times per day
Spends 23 minutes with ElliQ per day
Join the innovative agencies that are already offering ElliQ to the seniors they serve!
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