Keep families connected
to daily life in your community.
A daughter three states away opens a link on her phone and knows there is music at two and fish for dinner. It is the same community-channel content already on the in-room televisions, pushed to family remotely — so it costs your team nothing extra to keep current.

Baked cod, rice pilaf
Visiting 9-7 daily
The same day on the in-room TV,
in their hand.
Your team publishes once. The televisions in resident and guest rooms update, and so does the phone of every family member you have invited.
The same information on the television,
on their phone.
Today’s activities
Morning stretch at half past nine, live piano at two, the ice cream social at half three — the day as your residents see it.
Dining menus
What is for lunch and dinner. The question the front desk is asked most, answered before anyone rings.
Visitation hours
Current hours and any change to them, so nobody drives over on the wrong afternoon.
Announcements
A maintenance window, a weather closure, a reminder about flu shots — the notices you choose to share.
Celebrations
Birthdays and anniversaries. The things families want to know about and call in for.
The month ahead
The activity calendar rather than only today, so a family can plan a visit around something their parent enjoys.
Published once.
Answered before they ring.
What is for dinner, what time is bingo, when can I visit. The three calls your receptionist fields all day are already answered on the phone in the family’s hand.

Your team publishes to the community channel once. The app shows the same content, so nothing is maintained twice and nothing drifts out of date.
Each screen is marked family-visible or television-only. Staff notices, maintenance windows and anything internal stay on the televisions and never reach a phone.

Where families are far away
and want to feel close.
Senior living
Independent and assisted living, where adult children are often in another state and ring for the day’s plan.
Skilled nursing
Families tracking activities and dining while a parent is in a short-term rehab stay.
Memory care
A calm, current picture of the day for families who cannot always ask their parent directly.
Hospice
Visiting hours and the day’s schedule, shared gently and without a phone call.
Your channel is already doing the work.
This shares it.
The activities and dining content your team already publishes to the televisions.
Screen by screen: family-visible or television-only. Internal notices stay internal.
A QR code at the front desk, a link in a newsletter, or individual invitations to families.
In a browser, saved to the home screen if they want it. Nothing to download and nothing for you to support.
Straight answers.
The real portal,
running on sample data.
No form and no sales call. Open the demo and click through the actual dashboard your activities director would use, or take the guided tour if you would rather be walked through it.
Send us your bills.
We will show you what is included.
The family app comes with the community channel, and the community channel comes with Empire TV. Send us what you pay today and we will put a written proposal beside it.