GG Care

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Getting older is hard. Caring for loved ones getting older can be just as hard. Let's make life a little easier for everyone.

Using GG Care (formerly GranGran), carers can use our web platform to set up helpful reminders, which we call voice tasks. Delivered on an Alexa device, these voice tasks can help loved ones remember to call relatives, take a stretch with chair exercises, or even make some tea. Keep up the well being of your "care resident" on the GG Care dashboard.

When a voice task is scheduled, the GG Care skill will gently guide the "Care Resident" with a series of questions and prompts. If the care resident needs additional assistance completing a task, Alexa can provide helpful hints. The carer can check the GG Care dashboard to see which tasks have been completed. Here is a list of the wide range of voice tasks offered on this GG Care skill.

Voice tasks list:
1. Make phone calls
2. Celebrate birthdays
3. Chair exercise
4. Attend appointments
5. Eat
6. Take medication
7. Wash hands
8. Tell a joke
9. Shower
10. Drink
11. Music

Benefits for them and you!

For the carer resident:
1. Help to complete everyday tasks with Alexa as a virtual companion
2. Mental stimulation with music and social connections
3. Reinforce daily routines to reduce agitation

For the carer:
1. Automate hints to help the Care Resident complete everyday tasks.
2. Reduce check-ins to monitor Alexa engagement to gauge efficacy.

Get started, now.

1. Enable the skill on the Alexa Skill Store.
2. Enable the right permissions.
3. Set up your account on app.gg.care
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Note:
1. Our old skill was called GranGran. This new one is called GG Care.
2. You will need to provide permission for us to use your email address and create reminders. We use your email address to send confirmations or notifications. We won't SPAM you, we promise! After all, we're carers, too!

**Please note**
This skill does not provide medical advice, and is for informational and educational purposes only, and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, treatment or diagnosis. Call your doctor to receive medical advice. If you think you may have a medical emergency, please dial your local emergency response phone number