For Home Accessibility & Mobility
You make the home safe to live in. The tech shouldn't be your headache.
You install stair lifts, ramps, grab bars and new bathrooms. You already know the job needs a technology piece too. NestCara gives you one package that works.
What we heard
Rehab and remodel teams, assistive technology providers and therapists told us where tech breaks down in the home.2
The job needs tech, but nothing works together.
A video doorbell, a thermostat, fall detection, a stove shutoff, a smart door lock. Each comes from a different company, and none of them talk to each other.1
Installing is easy. Supporting it isn't.
Once the tech is in, the support calls start. Crews would rather stay on bigger jobs, like stair lifts and full bathrooms, than run across town to reset a device. So there is almost no reason to sell tech at all.2
Nobody helps you with it.
There's no home assessment tool, no labor force to install, and no tech support. You're not afraid of technology. You're overloaded.2
Your clients are at real risk of falling.
More than 1 in 4 older people fall each year. Home hazards, like broken steps and throw rugs, are part of the reason. Falls lead to about 4.5 million emergency room visits a year.3
The kitchen is a danger zone.
Cooking causes 44% of reported home fires, and unattended cooking is the top factor. People 85 and older are 5.5 times more likely than average to die in a cooking fire.4
People want to stay home.
About 3 in 4 adults 50 and older want to stay in their homes as long as possible.5 Your work is what makes that possible.
How NestCara helps
NestCara runs the safety and smart home pieces through the Nest HD on the TV.
- One all-in-one packageVideo doorbell, fall detection, fire prevention and the smart home pieces, on one system instead of a pile of apps.
- Best-of-breed safety partnersFireAvert for fire safety at the stove. Fall Call for falls, with sensors inside the home and a wearable outside it.
- You install. NestCara handles the rest.Your crew does a simple install. After that, NestCara takes over the support, the tech and everything else.
- It fits the gear you already sellMany power chairs already have Bluetooth and can control the TV. That's a natural link to the Nest HD.
- It grows with the clientAs needs change, family, home care and the doctor's office can connect through the same box.
What it means for you
- Finish the job with tech that works together, without a long tail of support calls.
- Offer a complete safety story: access, falls, fire and connection.
- Keep your crews on the work they do best.
- Give clients and families more reasons to trust you, and to refer you.
Where you fit in the NestCara ecosystem
Home Accessibility & Mobility partners bring the safety layer into the home. Each device you install becomes part of one system, and its data can reach the people who need it.
Everyone NestCara connects
Make tech the easy part of the job
NestCara is not on the market yet. Home accessibility and mobility teams who talk with us now help decide what goes in the package.
Sources
- 1. Long Haven Partners, research and channel findings summarized in the Master Business Plan, October 2026.
- 2. Long Haven Partners, 230+ interviews across manufacturers, healthcare, agencies and all 5 verticals, January to September 2026. Findings are paraphrased; no one is quoted by name.
- 3. CDC, Facts About Older Adult Falls (reviewed September 8, 2026): more than 1 in 4 older people fall each year, but less than half tell their doctor; falling once doubles the chance of falling again; about 4.5 million emergency department visits and 1.4 million hospitalizations each year; home hazards are a risk factor. https://www.cdc.gov/falls/data-research/facts-stats/index.html
- 4. NFPA, Home Cooking Fires (Hall and McGree, 2023), 2017 to 2021 data: cooking caused 44% of reported home fires and was the leading cause of home fires and home fire injuries; unattended cooking was the leading factor; people 85 and older had 5.5 times the overall risk of dying in a cooking fire. https://www.nfpa.org/education-and-research/research/nfpa-research/fire-statistical-reports/home-cooking-fires
- 5. AARP, 2021 Home and Community Preferences Survey: about three-quarters of adults 50 and older would like to stay in their current homes or communities for as long as possible. https://www.aarp.org/pri/topics/livable-communities/housing/2021-home-community-preferences/
Statistics come only from the sources above. Interview findings are paraphrased and do not name the people we spoke with.