Meet Coach AI
Answers the question in front of you at 11pm, in plain words. Coach knows the plan, the medications, and who on your team to pull in.
See it in the app
A real Coach conversation: a scary number becomes a plain answer, then a next step.
Ask anything, anytime. Type or just talk.
Get a plain-English answer grounded in your person's actual records and plan.
Coach turns it into action: a flagged result, a question list, the right person pulled in.
Medical language isn't built for families. Results and options come back dense, jargon-heavy, and hard to act on.
Questions don't keep office hours. The scary ones show up at night, between visits, when no one picks up.
Answers without context don't help. A generic search knows nothing about your person, their meds, or their plan.
Always on
Chat with Coach AI anytime, day or night. No appointment, no hold music.
Results, translated
Labs, imaging, and visit notes explained in plain English, with next steps.
Voice-first
Talk naturally instead of typing. Hands full is the normal state of caregiving.
Knows the team
Coach knows your plan and suggests who on the team to pull in, and when.
Proactive updates
Important reminders and updates arrive automatically. Nothing to chase.
Whole-person programs
Join a health program for body, mind, and spirit, whether you're giving care or receiving it.
Every language
Ask anything in any language: health questions, scheduling help, whatever's in front of you. Like talking to a trusted friend.
Team summaries
Ask Coach for a summary of what the team has handled. Catch up in seconds instead of scrolling.
Encrypted, always
Your conversations and data are encrypted in transit and at rest.
Privacy by design
Encryption in transit and at rest, granular per-person access controls, and no sale or advertising use of your data.
You control access
Granular, per-person permissions on everything you share.
Grounded AI
Coach answers from your person's actual records and plan, and knows when to hand off to a human.
iOS & Android
One HomeTeam, every device. Free to download.
Only about 1 in 8 U.S. adults has proficient health literacy; the rest routinely leave appointments with results they can't fully act on. A translator changes what families can do.
Patients invited to read their doctors' notes through a portal showed measurably better medication adherence than those without access.
