The remote home assessment tool saves me so much time I would have spent traveling to older adults homes for in person evaluations.
NestWell Health provides holistic aging-in-place planning for older adults and their caregivers.
Through the platform, an older adult or their caregiver can share photos of their home to receive a personalized aging-in-place plan made by real occupational therapists.
NestWell Health then supports downstream logistics (e.g., home modification contractors, non-medical home care), and behavioral coaching focused on human-environment interaction.
Spun out of Stanford University d.school in 2021, NestWell Health was founded using human centered design in partnership with the Design for Extreme Affordability Program.
This effort has since grown through diverse collaborations with partners including The Better Labs (Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital), AARP, and Rebuilding Together.
Ensure the safety of your home with our convenient, easy-to-use telehealth platform.
Answer a short questionnaire and upload photos of your living space.
Get a home safety assessment delivered by our team of trained occupational therapists.
Let us help you implement recommended aging-in-place solutions and modifications.
Remotely mitigate at-home risks and provide richer home assessments for more older adults in need.
Access your provider portal to remotely evaluate the homes of older adults.
Review photos of older adults’ homes online, and provide recommendations of areas that pose fall risks.
Share your recommendations through a home safety report and follow up directly for further case management.
Read some of what our users say
Falls are the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries in persons older than 65 years.
20% of falls cause serious injuries, such as broken bones or traumatic brain injuries.
A history of falls is associated with a 2-6x increased risk of a future falls.
Fall injuries result in 2.8 million emergency department visits annually.
Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)