ELDERCARE Support Systems Corp. Reveals Main Advantages of Their Application

VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Aug. 18, 2022 - PRLog -- Older adults can be discouraged by the loss of independence. They have spent their entire lives living independently, raising families, working jobs, and making decisions. Difficulties with mobility, behavioural health conditions such as isolation and loneliness, and financial strains are just some contributors to a loss of independence in aging adults. ELDERCARE offers a solution for older adults with an easy-to-use interface, thought-trough algorithms, affordable pricing and a unique combination of features usually offered by independent mobile applications with no personal touch. The mobile app is dedicated to independent elderly living, including helping with everyday chores and routine tasks, medication reminders, advice on transportation and banking services, food delivery, and direct connectivity with medical practitioners, families and friends.

The ELDERCARE team has done their research, and as it turned out, currently, there are no direct competitors. However, some indirect competitors have the potential and may expand their solutions to provide similar services. Most applications are apps connecting seniors to their medical providers, tracking blood pressure and other health parameters, a social network for friends and family members, or simple reminders to take meds. All of them are either missing some critical components or are just too complicated or tedious. ELDERCARE's main advantages that set them apart from its competitors are the product's innovative approach, all-encompassing features, simplicity, and affordability.

About ELDERCARE Support Systems Corp.: ELDERCARE is a mobile app dedicated to independent elderly care, including but not limited to monitoring the daily regime of chores, routine tasks, medication, treatments, meals, walking, exercise and even sleep patterns, providing connectivity with medical practitioners, families and local friends to stay connected with a "social bubble." (https://eldercare.support/)