Three parts, working together
Residents only see the companion. Your team works in the app, and our nurses set it all up with you.
A soft doll to hold and talk to. Say “Hey Sundae” and it chats, plays music, tells stories and leads breathing. No screens or buttons.
On the web or Android. Pick a resident’s profile, see mood trends and daily summaries, and act on alerts.
Our registered nurses train your staff, route alerts to your escalation pathway and support you for the length of the plan.
A day on the unit
One companion can support up to five residents. Here is how a shift might go.
An example day. There is no set schedule: use follows each resident’s interest and your team’s judgment.
Matched to the goals in your care plan
Sundae supports non-pharmacological approaches your team already uses, and shows you what changed.
Tiered alerts that follow your escalation pathway
Each tier maps to the people your facility relies on. In our pilots, teams saw about [X] alerts per resident per week, each acknowledged and closed in the app.
Loneliness isn’t just sad. It’s a health risk.
Quiet days add up. Here is what research says about time spent alone in later life.
Built to pass your privacy review
Our privacy documentation is written against Ontario's PHIPA and structured to support your Privacy Impact Assessment. For BC and other provinces, we map it to your governing law, such as FIPPA or PIPA, during the privacy review. We also complete vendor onboarding and security questionnaires.
From first call to go-live in about five weeks
Doll therapy, in the form that fits
Start with a pilot, scale when it works
Start small with a 90-day pilot, then order per facility or across sites. Purchase orders welcome.
Questions care teams ask us
Privacy, safety and day to day questions from nurses, recreation therapists, IPAC leads and administrators.
