Introduction #
Below are a listing of major features on the LeapThru® LeapConnect™️ platform, divided into 3 categories: Communication, Remote Care and Care Alert Notifications. Click on a feature to expand it and see more details.
For help with determining which features are useful, see this Guide for Configuring LeapThru® LeapConnect™️ to work for your situation.
COMMUNICATION #
Integrated communication built with special caregiving features
BreakThru™ Connect Calls #
When turned on, specially permissioned caregivers can cause the care recipient’s phone to automatically answer call with the speakerphone enabled and camera turned on;
Caregivers can remotely change between the care recipient’s front and back video cameras
When to use:
Helpful both for potentially urgent situations or to assist a care recipient with video calls
Default setting:
On; Care recipient phone must be Android-based for this feature
More Information:
Related Settings:
Turn on or off BreakThru Calls for Care Recipient (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Phone Settings > BreakThru™ Calls)
>> Caregiver BreakThru™ Settings
>> Related Care Alert Notifications
WARNING:
Do not use this feature instead of dialing 911! In emergencies, dial 911!!
Care Coordination Notifications #
Automated follow-up notifications when caregivers are looking into situations or resolving issues
When to use:
When looking into care alerts, these help keep everyone on care team up-to-date and on same page
Default setting:
All care team members setup to receive a particular alert type will automatically get related follow-up- care coordination notifications
Related Settings:
>> Caregiver Permission to View & Review Care Alerts
>> Notifications for Receiving New Group Chat & Secure Mail Messages
Group Chat #
Secure chat among family and care team members with contextual information all in one place
When to use:
- May help with coordinating everyday activities
- Also, use to help care team stay up-to-date for issues that arise
Default setting:
On – Requires more than 1 care team member
Related Settings:
Secure Mail #
Secure email within LeapConnect™ platform
When to use:
Use in circumstances where more detailed care team communication is required
Default setting:
On
Related Settings:
Video Calling with Remote Camera Control #
Embedded video calling makes it easy for care recipients and caregivers
Caregivers can remotely switch between care recipient’s front & back cameras
When to use:
Use for checking-in; ability to remotely control camera may be helpful if care recipient has difficulty with video calling
Default setting:
On; Care Recipient phone can be either Android or iPhone
REMOTE CARE #
Tools to help caregivers engage with care recipients remotely
Destination Checks & Appointment Reminders #
Destination Checks detect arriving or not arriving at intended appointments, events or other destinations based on GPS readings;
Optionally send an accompanying reminder to attend to the care recipient;
As an example, help see the care recipient gets home safely at night
When to use:
To help know whether care recipient made it a regularly visited location at the usual time (like work, volunteer, school, activities, friends or back home);
Also, use to help know whether care recipient made it to a particular appointment, activity or event.
Can optionally setup a pop-up reminder for the care recipient to be there as well.
Default setting:
A default “Back Home” Destination Check is setup for 10:00 PM. This can be changed, inactivated or removed.
More Information:
Related Settings:
Turn on or off Destination Checks for Care Recipient (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Phone Settings > Destination Checks)
Turn on or off Location Tracking for Care Recipient (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Phone Settings > Location Tracking)
Create Destination Checks by clicking “+ NEW REMINDER” > Destination Check or edit existing Destination Checks by selecting in the Reminders Page of the Portal
>> Caregiver Location Settings
>> Related Care Alert Notifications
WARNING:
Do not use this feature as the primary information delivery system for medical information, as the only source for ensuring medication compliance or adherence, as an emergency detection device or as a substitute for checking in with the care recipient! The accuracy and effectiveness of this feature, including the speediness of a related alert notification, is highly dependent on different aspects of the 3rd party device itself, the presence of a live Internet connection and user-input information that are not within LeapThru’s control. Reminder-based information is dependent on user responses. This feature is intended and should only be used as an additional source of information.
Medicine Reminders #
Automated medicine reminders;
Medicine reminders group together those medications that are scheduled to be taken at the same time within a single reminder;
Each medicine reminder provides prescription details (if needed) and allows for meds to be confirmed all together or declined individually;
Medicine reminders expire after about 3 hours to avoid taking at the wrong time
When to use:
Suggest using if care recipient finds it helpful for remembering when to take which medicines
Default setting:
Customize for your situation
More Information:
Related Settings:
Setup Medical Reminders for Care Recipient’s Smartphone (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Phone Settings > Medical Reminders)
Setup Medical Reminders for Care Recipient’s Smartwatch (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Watch Settings > Medical Reminders)
Create Medicine Reminders by clicking “+ NEW REMINDER” > Medicine or edit existing Medicine Reminders by selecting in the Reminders Page of the Portal
>> Related Care Alert Notifications
WARNING:
BE SURE the care recipient is aware that if their phone is not locked and they are logged into the LeapThru app, then their private health and wellness information is not protected and may be viewed by others with access to their phone!!!
In case of concern that phone is with a non-permissioned user, the care recipient or permissioned caregivers can remotely log out of Care Recipient’s LeapThru® app (LeapThru® VIP for Care Recipients) via the LeapConnect™ portal (requires Care Recipient’s phone has a live connection to the Internet).
Do not use this feature as the primary information delivery system for medical information, as the only source for ensuring medication compliance or adherence, as an emergency detection device or as a substitute for checking in with the care recipient! The accuracy and effectiveness of this feature, including the speediness of a related alert notification, is highly dependent on different aspects of the 3rd party device itself, the presence of a live Internet connection and user-input information that are not within LeapThru’s control. Reminder-based information is dependent on user responses. This feature is intended and should only be used as an additional source of information.
Medical Profile #
A high level medical profile can be optionally filled out with emergency information, caregiver contacts and a person’s medications, medical conditions and allergies.
The Medical Profile is made available both on the LeapConnect™ portal and the LeapThru® VIP™ phone application.
When to use:
- The profile can be made available for permissioned members of the care team to use for internal reference;
- The profile can also be used in emergency situations as a reference for ambulatory services or emergency care.
If used to make available for emergency personnel, you may want to add a sticker or other label on the phone that states the medical profile is available with instructions for accessing. This also would mean user may turn off password protection to the phone for easier access – which will expose any user input medical data as well as other personal and wellness information in the care recipient’s profile to anyone who can access the phone.
Default setting:
No medical data is input by default (unless LeapThru LeapConnect is delivered through our health partners for particular health programs);
Customize for your situation
More Information:
Related Settings:
Setup Care Recipient’s Medical Profile (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Medical Profile)
WARNING:
BE SURE the care recipient is aware that if their phone is not locked and they are logged into the LeapThru app, then their private health and wellness information is not protected and may be viewed by others with access to their phone!!!
In case of concern that phone is with a non-permissioned user, the care recipient or permissioned caregivers can remotely log out of Care Recipient’s LeapThru® app (LeapThru® VIP for Care Recipients) via the LeapConnect™ portal (requires Care Recipient’s phone has a live connection to the Internet).
Do not use this feature as the primary information delivery system for medical information, as the only source for ensuring medication compliance or adherence, as an emergency detection device or as a substitute for checking in with the care recipient! The accuracy and effectiveness of this feature, including the speediness of a related alert notification, is highly dependent on different aspects of the 3rd party device itself, the presence of a live Internet connection and user-input information that are not within LeapThru’s control. BE SURE the care recipient is aware that if their phone is not locked, then their private health and wellness information is not protected and may be viewed by others with access to their phone!!! This feature is intended and should only be used as an additional source of information.
Ordering 3rd Party Services #
Care recipients and permissioned caregivers can arrange transportation, meals, care visits, pharmacy refills, event sign-up and having other items delivered in one place with point-and-click ease* (currently available only through health partners)
When to use:
- Integrated 3rd party services to make it easier and faster for care recipient or caregivers to order services;
- Preferences are saved for quick ordering
- Shared services fund from which services are paid for makes it easy for care recipient or care team members to contribute or pay on behalf of their care recipient
Default setting:
This feature is currently available only through connected LeapThru health partners
Remote Reminders #
Wellness Checks #
Customizable check-ins that enable point-and-click engagement with care recipient in order to:
- > Allow care recipient to indicate a need for assistance;
- > Monitor level of pain, discomfort, or chronic symptoms over time; and
- > Provide to-do tasks to complete related to exercises, therapy or chronic programs
Concerning responses can be setup to notify permissioned care team members.
When to use:
- > If you want to be alerted if care recipient’s pain, swelling or other indicator seems high or requires attention;
- > If you want to be alerted for episodic symptoms from chronic issues;
- > As way to automatically check-in on a regular basis (eg. every morning) to see how someone is doing or as a reminder to complete certain tasks, activities, or exercises and get reminded of outcomes;
- > Can also use to see trend changes over time – related to pain, swelling, other symptoms, or other responses tracked over time
Default setting:
Customize for your situation
More Information:
Related Settings:
Setup Wellness Checks for Care Recipient’s Smartphone (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Phone Settings > Wellness Checks)
Setup Wellness Checks for Care Recipient’s Smartwatch (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Watch Settings > Wellness Checks)
Create Wellness Checks by clicking “+ NEW REMINDER” > Wellness Check or edit existing Wellness Checks by selecting in the Reminders Page of the Portal
>> Caregiver Wellness Check Settings
>> Related Care Alert Notifications
WARNING:
Do not use this feature as the primary information delivery system for medical information, as the only source for ensuring medication compliance or adherence, as an emergency detection device or as a substitute for checking in with the care recipient! The accuracy and effectiveness of this feature, including the speediness of a related alert notification, is highly dependent on different aspects of the 3rd party device itself, the presence of a live Internet connection and user-input information that are not within LeapThru’s control. Reminder-based information is dependent on user responses. This feature is intended and should only be used as an additional source of information.
Arriving or Not Arriving at Intended Locations #
Destination Checks detect arriving or not arriving at intended appointments, events or other destinations based on GPS readings;
Optionally send an accompanying reminder to attend to the care recipient;
As an example, help see the care recipient gets home safely at night
When to use:
To help know whether care recipient made it a regularly visited location at the usual time (like work, volunteer, school, activities, friends or back home);
Also, use to help know whether care recipient made it to a particular appointment, activity or event.
Can optionally setup a pop-up reminder for the care recipient to be there as well.
Default setting:
A default “Back Home” Destination Check is setup for 10:00 PM. This can be changed, inactivated or removed.
More Information:
Related Settings:
Turn on or off Destination Checks for Care Recipient (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Phone Settings > Destination Checks)
Turn on or off Location Tracking for Care Recipient (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Phone Settings > Location Tracking)
Create Destination Checks by clicking “+ NEW REMINDER” > Destination Check or edit existing Destination Checks by selecting in the Reminders Page of the Portal
>> Caregiver Location Settings
>> Related Care Alert Notifications
WARNING:
Do not use this feature as the primary information delivery system for medical information, as the only source for ensuring medication compliance or adherence, as an emergency detection device or as a substitute for checking in with the care recipient! The accuracy and effectiveness of this feature, including the speediness of a related alert notification, is highly dependent on different aspects of the 3rd party device itself, the presence of a live Internet connection and user-input information that are not within LeapThru’s control. Reminder-based information is dependent on user responses. This feature is intended and should only be used as an additional source of information.
At Hospital #
If care recipient has been at or near hospital for period of time (30+ minutes) (GPS-based)
When to use:
- As an additional way of keeping an eye on a care recipient;
- May prefer to disable if care recipient works or volunteers at hospital
Default setting:
- On; Looks for 30 minutes or more at hospital;
We suggest that you confirm that your local hospital and/or medical center is in our Hospital Database listing, which is used for detection comparison.
If you don’t see the hospital and address listed, you can request the hospital be added to the listing here.
Related Settings:
Turn on or off At or near hospital (found in Care Recipient > Settings > User Settings > Wellness Management > At or Near Hospital)
Turn on or off Location Tracking for Care Recipient (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Phone Settings > Location Tracking)
>> Caregiver Wellness Management Settings
>> Caregiver Location Settings
>> Related Care Alert Notifications
WARNING:
Do not use this feature as an emergency detection device or as a substitute for checking in with the care recipient! The accuracy and effectiveness of this feature, including the speediness of a related alert notification, is highly dependent on different aspects of the 3rd party device itself and the presence of a live Internet connection that are not within LeapThru’s control. This feature is intended and should only be used as an additional source of information.
Behavioral Changes #
Customizable check-ins that enable point-and-click engagement with care recipient in order to:
- > Allow care recipient to indicate a need for assistance;
- > Monitor level of pain, discomfort, or chronic symptoms over time; and
- > Provide to-do tasks to complete related to exercises, therapy or chronic programs
Concerning responses can be setup to notify permissioned care team members.
When to use:
- > If you want to be alerted if care recipient’s pain, swelling or other indicator seems high or requires attention;
- > If you want to be alerted for episodic symptoms from chronic issues;
- > As way to automatically check-in on a regular basis (eg. every morning) to see how someone is doing or as a reminder to complete certain tasks, activities, or exercises and get reminded of outcomes;
- > Can also use to see trend changes over time – related to pain, swelling, other symptoms, or other responses tracked over time
Default setting:
Customize for your situation
More Information:
Related Settings:
Setup Wellness Checks for Care Recipient’s Smartphone (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Phone Settings > Wellness Checks)
Setup Wellness Checks for Care Recipient’s Smartwatch (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Watch Settings > Wellness Checks)
Create Wellness Checks by clicking “+ NEW REMINDER” > Wellness Check or edit existing Wellness Checks by selecting in the Reminders Page of the Portal
>> Caregiver Wellness Check Settings
>> Related Care Alert Notifications
WARNING:
Do not use this feature as the primary information delivery system for medical information, as the only source for ensuring medication compliance or adherence, as an emergency detection device or as a substitute for checking in with the care recipient! The accuracy and effectiveness of this feature, including the speediness of a related alert notification, is highly dependent on different aspects of the 3rd party device itself, the presence of a live Internet connection and user-input information that are not within LeapThru’s control. Reminder-based information is dependent on user responses. This feature is intended and should only be used as an additional source of information.
Completing or Not Completing Tasks or Activities #
Customizable check-ins that enable point-and-click engagement with care recipient in order to:
- > Allow care recipient to indicate a need for assistance;
- > Monitor level of pain, discomfort, or chronic symptoms over time; and
- > Provide to-do tasks to complete related to exercises, therapy or chronic programs
Concerning responses can be setup to notify permissioned care team members.
When to use:
- > If you want to be alerted if care recipient’s pain, swelling or other indicator seems high or requires attention;
- > If you want to be alerted for episodic symptoms from chronic issues;
- > As way to automatically check-in on a regular basis (eg. every morning) to see how someone is doing or as a reminder to complete certain tasks, activities, or exercises and get reminded of outcomes;
- > Can also use to see trend changes over time – related to pain, swelling, other symptoms, or other responses tracked over time
Default setting:
Customize for your situation
More Information:
Related Settings:
Setup Wellness Checks for Care Recipient’s Smartphone (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Phone Settings > Wellness Checks)
Setup Wellness Checks for Care Recipient’s Smartwatch (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Watch Settings > Wellness Checks)
Create Wellness Checks by clicking “+ NEW REMINDER” > Wellness Check or edit existing Wellness Checks by selecting in the Reminders Page of the Portal
>> Caregiver Wellness Check Settings
>> Related Care Alert Notifications
WARNING:
Do not use this feature as the primary information delivery system for medical information, as the only source for ensuring medication compliance or adherence, as an emergency detection device or as a substitute for checking in with the care recipient! The accuracy and effectiveness of this feature, including the speediness of a related alert notification, is highly dependent on different aspects of the 3rd party device itself, the presence of a live Internet connection and user-input information that are not within LeapThru’s control. Reminder-based information is dependent on user responses. This feature is intended and should only be used as an additional source of information.
Engagement Level #
System detects low levels of user engagement
When to use:
Gives a sense of how much a care recipient is using their smartphone, responding to reminders and engaging with the system in general for that day
Default setting:
Always on; Care Alert Notifications for poor Engagement can be setup for particular times
Related Settings:
>> Caregiver requires permission to view user-generated data
Home All Day #
Detect if care recipient has not left house all day (5am to 5pm, GPS-based)
When to use:
- If generally not home all day, suggest keeping the feature enabled;
- If regularly home all day, disable this detection feature
Default setting:
On
Related Settings:
Turn on or off Home All Day (found in Care Recipient > Settings > User Settings > Wellness Management > At Home All Day)
Turn on or off Location Tracking for Care Recipient (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Phone Settings > Location Tracking)
>> Caregiver Wellness Management Settings
>> Caregiver Location Settings
>> Related Care Alert Notifications
WARNING:
Do not use this feature as an emergency detection device or as a substitute for checking in with the care recipient! The accuracy and effectiveness of this feature, including the speediness of a related alert notification, is highly dependent on different aspects of the 3rd party device itself and the presence of a live Internet connection that are not within LeapThru’s control. This feature is intended and should only be used as an additional source of information.
Indicates Problems or Requires Assistance #
Customizable check-ins that enable point-and-click engagement with care recipient in order to:
- > Allow care recipient to indicate a need for assistance;
- > Monitor level of pain, discomfort, or chronic symptoms over time; and
- > Provide to-do tasks to complete related to exercises, therapy or chronic programs
Concerning responses can be setup to notify permissioned care team members.
When to use:
- > If you want to be alerted if care recipient’s pain, swelling or other indicator seems high or requires attention;
- > If you want to be alerted for episodic symptoms from chronic issues;
- > As way to automatically check-in on a regular basis (eg. every morning) to see how someone is doing or as a reminder to complete certain tasks, activities, or exercises and get reminded of outcomes;
- > Can also use to see trend changes over time – related to pain, swelling, other symptoms, or other responses tracked over time
Default setting:
Customize for your situation
More Information:
Related Settings:
Setup Wellness Checks for Care Recipient’s Smartphone (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Phone Settings > Wellness Checks)
Setup Wellness Checks for Care Recipient’s Smartwatch (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Watch Settings > Wellness Checks)
Create Wellness Checks by clicking “+ NEW REMINDER” > Wellness Check or edit existing Wellness Checks by selecting in the Reminders Page of the Portal
>> Caregiver Wellness Check Settings
>> Related Care Alert Notifications
WARNING:
Do not use this feature as the primary information delivery system for medical information, as the only source for ensuring medication compliance or adherence, as an emergency detection device or as a substitute for checking in with the care recipient! The accuracy and effectiveness of this feature, including the speediness of a related alert notification, is highly dependent on different aspects of the 3rd party device itself, the presence of a live Internet connection and user-input information that are not within LeapThru’s control. Reminder-based information is dependent on user responses. This feature is intended and should only be used as an additional source of information.
Irregular Medical Device Readings #
Based on type of connected medical devices, LeapThru can report irregular measures in areas such as blood pressure or glucose readings;
Uses connected device(s) as provided by LeapThru health partners
When to use:
- To alert for irregular readings;
- To help facilitate adherence as directed by medical partner(s)
Default setting:
Based on device
WARNING:
Do not use this feature as an emergency detection device or as a substitute for checking in with the care recipient! The accuracy and effectiveness of this feature, including the speediness of a related alert notification, is highly dependent on different aspects of the 3rd party device itself and the presence of a live Internet connection that are not within LeapThru’s control. This feature is intended and should only be used as an additional source of information.
Lack of Movement #
Alerts for lack of movement detected over prolonged period of time during daytime (3+ hours);
Uses connected device such as smartwatch
When to use:
As an additional way of keeping an eye on a care recipient
Default setting:
- On with connected smartwatch;
- Ensure Active Hours were not changed to include nighttime hours if using this feature. If Active Hours include over night, may want to disable this feature
Related Settings:
Turn on or off No Movement Detection (found in Care Recipient > Settings > User Settings > Wellness Management > No Movement Detection)
Set Active Hours of monitoring period (found in Care Recipient > Settings > User Settings > Wellness Management > Active Hours)
>> Caregiver Wellness Management Settings
>> Related Care Alert Notifications
WARNING:
Do not use this feature as an emergency detection device or as a substitute for checking in with the care recipient! The accuracy and effectiveness of this feature, including the speediness of a related alert notification, is highly dependent on different aspects of the 3rd party device itself and the presence of a live Internet connection that are not within LeapThru’s control. This feature is intended and should only be used as an additional source of information.
Low Battery #
Notified of care recipient’s low phone or watch battery or battery from other connected devices
When to use:
Get notified if care recipient’s smartphone or smartwatch battery is running low
Default setting:
On; set at 10% remaining battery by default
Low Level of Activity #
Periodically check throughout the day against expected levels of active movement personalized to care recipient’s situation
Uses connected device such as smartwatch
When to use:
Use to look for abnormal sedentary behavior or to see trend changes over time.
Default setting:
- On with following default step checks; care recipient does not meet:
- 500 steps by 10:00 am;
- 3500 steps by 2:00pm;
- 7000 steps by 6:00pm
- Suggest watching for 1 week and adjusting activity levels to align with expected behavior
More Information:
Related Settings:
Setup Activity Level goals and related alerts (found in Care Recipient > Settings > User Settings > Wellness Management > Activity Level Goals)
>> Caregiver Wellness Management Settings
>> Related Care Alert Notifications
WARNING: Do not use this feature as an emergency detection device or as a substitute for checking in with the care recipient! The accuracy and effectiveness of this feature, including the speediness of a related alert notification, is highly dependent on different aspects of the 3rd party device itself and the presence of a live Internet connection that are not within LeapThru’s control. This feature is intended and should only be used as an additional source of information.
Low or High Heart Rate Over a Period of Time #
Notifies for prolonged high or low heart rate during Active Hours time period (20 or more minutes based on readings);
Uses connected device such as smartwatch
When to use:
- For someone who regularly exercises, perhaps monitor only low thresholds;
- For someone who does not regularly exercise, set both low and high thresholds for potentially concerning situations
Default setting:
- On, with Low threshold set to 40 bps and high threshold set to 140 bps as default; customize to your situation;
- Suggest adjusting for individual
More Information:
Related Settings:
Setup Heart Rate Limits and Active Hours (found in Care Recipient > Settings > User Settings > Wellness Management > Heart Rate Limits & Active Hours)
>> Caregiver Wellness Management Settings
>> Caregiver Heart Rate Settings
>> Related Care Alert Notifications
WARNING:
Do not use this feature as an emergency detection device or as a substitute for checking in with the care recipient! The accuracy and effectiveness of this feature, including the speediness of a related alert notification, is highly dependent on different aspects of the 3rd party device itself and the presence of a live Internet connection that are not within LeapThru’s control. For example, if the smartwatch’s heart rate detector does not have FDA approval, the heart rate reading should not be considered medically accurate. This feature is intended and should only be used as an additional source of information.
Medicine Adherence #
Help remind care recipient and monitor medication adherence;
Based on connected devices, can use either reminders or physical sensors from wireless pill boxes or medication dispensaries to determine adherence.
When to use:
- Reminders are not the most accurate way to gauge medication adherence. To more accurately gauge medication adherence, use a connected wireless pill box or medication dispenser provided by a LeapThru health partner. Review adherence on the Adherence Page of the LeapConnect™️ Portal.
Default setting:
- Medicine adherence is shown based on Medication Reminders by default; when connected to wireless pill box or medication dispenser, that becomes the source for medication adherence data.
More Information:
Related Settings:
Setup Medical Reminders for Care Recipient’s Smartphone (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Phone Settings > Medical Reminders)
Setup Medical Reminders for Care Recipient’s Smartwatch (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Watch Settings > Medical Reminders)
Create Medicine Reminders by clicking “+ NEW REMINDER” > Medicine or edit existing Medicine Reminders by selecting in the Reminders Page of the Portal
>> Related Care Alert Notifications
WARNING:
Do not use this feature as the primary information delivery system for medical information, as the only source for ensuring medication compliance or adherence, as an emergency detection device or as a substitute for checking in with the care recipient! The accuracy and effectiveness of this feature, including the speediness of a related alert notification, is highly dependent on different aspects of the 3rd party device itself, the presence of a live Internet connection and user-input information that are not within LeapThru’s control. Reminder-based information is dependent on user responses. This feature is intended and should only be used as an additional source of information.
Pain, Swelling or other Symptoms Requiring Attention #
Customizable check-ins that enable point-and-click engagement with care recipient in order to:
- > Allow care recipient to indicate a need for assistance;
- > Monitor level of pain, discomfort, or chronic symptoms over time; and
- > Provide to-do tasks to complete related to exercises, therapy or chronic programs
Concerning responses can be setup to notify permissioned care team members.
When to use:
- > If you want to be alerted if care recipient’s pain, swelling or other indicator seems high or requires attention;
- > If you want to be alerted for episodic symptoms from chronic issues;
- > As way to automatically check-in on a regular basis (eg. every morning) to see how someone is doing or as a reminder to complete certain tasks, activities, or exercises and get reminded of outcomes;
- > Can also use to see trend changes over time – related to pain, swelling, other symptoms, or other responses tracked over time
Default setting:
Customize for your situation
More Information:
Related Settings:
Setup Wellness Checks for Care Recipient’s Smartphone (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Phone Settings > Wellness Checks)
Setup Wellness Checks for Care Recipient’s Smartwatch (found in Care Recipient > Settings > Watch Settings > Wellness Checks)
Create Wellness Checks by clicking “+ NEW REMINDER” > Wellness Check or edit existing Wellness Checks by selecting in the Reminders Page of the Portal
>> Caregiver Wellness Check Settings
>> Related Care Alert Notifications
WARNING:
Do not use this feature as the primary information delivery system for medical information, as the only source for ensuring medication compliance or adherence, as an emergency detection device or as a substitute for checking in with the care recipient! The accuracy and effectiveness of this feature, including the speediness of a related alert notification, is highly dependent on different aspects of the 3rd party device itself, the presence of a live Internet connection and user-input information that are not within LeapThru’s control. Reminder-based information is dependent on user responses. This feature is intended and should only be used as an additional source of information.
