Choose the situation
From the home page, choose the one closest to what you are living through: a parent who lives alone, who refuses help, who is coming home after a hospital stay or who is becoming more confused. The questions change accordingly.
Answer five questions
They are questions about everyday life, meant to put in order what you have already noticed. They take about five minutes and need no sign-up. Your answers stay on this device: they are not sent to anyone.
Read the picture that emerges
At the end you see one of three bands: monitoring, attention or priority, with an indication of how to begin. For doubts about health or safety, the conversation is with the doctor or the relevant services.
What each band means
Monitoring. Your answers do not point to many practical signs of difficulty. Secure what is easy to fix now and look at the situation again in a few months, starting from a written note.
Attention. A few aspects need organising. Pick just one to begin with: safety at home is almost always the most concrete starting point.
Priority. Several elements deserve a close check and a conversation with the appropriate professionals. Arrive with specific episodes written down.
How the guides are written
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About Mira, the product
What Mira does and does not do, how it works and how it handles data are described on the main site. This site does not repeat them.