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    SeniorThrive brings older adults, families, and caregivers into one circle of support

    SeniorThrive

    For Elder law attorneys

    Clients who arrive organized and ready for your advice

    Before the first meeting, clients can gather their wishes, where their papers are kept, and who may see each one.

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    Most first meetings spend half the hour on the inventory: what they have, where the papers are, and who should see them. What if your clients arrived ready for your advice?

    Soon, you'll both be closer to that answer.

    SeniorThrive is a living plan for staying safely at home. It brings the house, health basics and family together, in one place your client controls. Here's how it works.

    When you send the intake packet, you include one link. It takes a minute, and it gives them a head start.

    At home, your client gathers their wishes, where their papers are kept, and who may see each one.

    In My Documents, Power of Attorney sits with one question for each signed paper: where is the original kept? SeniorThrive drafts nothing. That stays with you.

    Your client records where each signed copy is kept, and chooses who in the family can find it when it matters.

    Your first meeting starts with the law. And you stay the attorney they trust.

    Why elder law attorneys share SeniorThrive with their clients

    • Your first meeting starts with the law. Clients arrive having gathered their wishes, where their papers live, and who may see each one. The inventory is done before they sit down.

    • The drafting stays with you. SeniorThrive drafts no legal documents. Clients list each one, Power of Attorney included, and record where the signed original is kept.

    • Signed documents stay findable. Clients record where each signed copy is kept, and choose who in the family can find it when it matters.

    The best moment to share: when you send the intake packet.

    Share with a client

    It sends people back to you

    Care PreferencesAttorney

    "They use it to understand your wishes and to set up anything that needs to be made official."

    Quoted from the app as it ships today.

    1. Where the papers live

      Power of Attorney, with where the original is kept

      In My Documents, Power of Attorney sits under "Someone to Handle My Affairs", with the question "Where is the original kept?" for each signed paper. The prompt under it reads "Tell your family exactly where to find it."

      My Documents: where the important papers live, and who may see each one
    2. What they bring you

      They arrive organized

      Before the meeting, a client can already have gathered their wishes, where their accounts and papers are kept, and who may see each one. It is the inventory that usually takes the first half of a first meeting.

      Wishes and Legacy: letters and wishes, private until they choose to share
      Digital Legacy: where accounts and important things are kept, never passwords

    What your clients take with them

    See what a client has already organized before they walk into your office.

    See the sample documents

    Help your clients arrive organized.

    Book a 15-minute walkthrough

    For older adults and the family helping them stay safely at home.

    Works on any device

    Use it however suits the household

    SeniorThrive runs as an app on Android, with iPhone coming, and in any web browser on a phone, a tablet or a computer. Plenty of older adults use it on an iPad or a desktop at home.

    iPhone and iPad
    Opens in Safari today, and one tap adds it to the home screen. The SeniorThrive iPhone app is on its way to the App Store.
    Android phones and tablets
    Install the SeniorThrive app from Google Play, or open it in Chrome.
    Computer and Mac
    Full big-screen view with large text and comfortable controls. Nothing to install.
    Get the Android app on Google Play

    Before you share SeniorThrive

    The four things you would want to know first

    What it costs your client
    A family member starts free, with no credit card. The 14-day free trial starts only when the older adult joins, and nothing is charged before it ends. After that, the Emergency Card and past Room Safety Check reports stay free. New Room Safety Checks, Planning Ahead, the daily living checks and family sharing are part of Essential at $29 a month for the older adult and one family member.
    What happens to their information
    We do not sell their health information, and it is never used to advertise to them. Sharing with family is the older adult's choice, set in Privacy & Sharing. Emergency details are always visible to their Circle so someone can act quickly.
    What we leave to you
    SeniorThrive organizes the home and the household. Diagnosis and clinical evaluation stay with professionals like you.
    Who sees inside
    Your client decides. You see inside only if they invite you into their Circle, and they can remove anyone at any time.

    Talk to the founder

    Questions about SeniorThrive, or how to share it with the people you serve? Write to Brian Fluhr, the founder, or book a walkthrough with him.

    Book a 15-minute walkthrough[email protected]