For Elder law attorneys
Clients who arrive organized, with a plan that names your work
Before the first meeting, clients can gather their wishes, where their papers are kept, and who may see each one. In their plan, Power of Attorney stays unfinished until their attorney prepares it.
SeniorThrive is a living plan that helps older adults stay safely at home: home safety, health basics, an emergency card, and quiet family check-ins, without turning later life into an alarm system.
It sends people back to you
My Home Step by StepAttorney
"Your attorney prepares it; keep the signed copy in your vault."
Quoted from the app as it ships today.
Where your name comes up
Power of Attorney, listed as unfinished
Under "Future Safeguards & Legal Docs", the plan lists Power of Attorney with the line "Your attorney prepares it; keep the signed copy in your vault." The app does not draft it, does not offer a template, and does not suggest a client can do it alone.
The Future Safeguards step: Power of Attorney, and the line telling them their attorney prepares it 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. None of it is legal drafting. It is the inventory that usually takes the first half of a first meeting.
My Documents: where the important papers live, and who may see each one 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 documentsHelp your clients arrive organized.
Download the one-page summary (PDF)Book a 15-minute walkthroughReady to introduce a household? Share with a client
For older adults and families helping them stay safely at home. Nothing here belongs in a chart or a courtroom narrative, and sharing it gives you no access to their account.
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.
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 Check reports stay free. New Room 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 SeniorThrive does not do
- It does not diagnose. Room Check is not a medical device, is not a clinical assessment and does not replace an in-person evaluation by an occupational therapist.
- What you see as the one who shared it
- Sharing SeniorThrive gives you no access to a client's account. You see inside it only if your client invites you into their Circle, and they can remove you 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]