Paige
Paige makes video calls with loved ones and care teams effortless for your aging clients, even those with cognitive challenges.
About
Paige™ is a one-touch video calling device designed for older adults. With the familiar look of a classic tabletop clock, Paige is elegantly simple, safe, and secure—ideal for seniors who may struggle with technology or experience mild cognitive impairment. There are no menus to navigate, usernames to enter, or passwords to remember. Mom simply taps your photo!
How Paige Supports Care at Home
- One-touch video calling: Seniors can connect with family, friends, and care providers instantly—no tech skills required.
- Remote care coordination: Care teams can check in visually between visits, reducing unnecessary travel and improving peace of mind.
Dementia-friendly design: Simple, familiar interface supports independence and minimizes confusion for clients with cognitive decline.
Why it matters
- Reduces isolation and boosts emotional wellbeing
- Supports aging in place with dignity
- Enhances communication between families and professional caregivers
Partner with Paige
- Request a free in-home trial device for your clients.
- Read our founder’s caregiving story and the inspiration behind Paige.
- Visit our Newsroom for the latest updates, research, and testimonials.
Services
- Home Technology
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