Families usually worry about a few common things with video calls for non-tech-savvy seniors: "Will they be able to answer or join the call?" (finding the right remote/app, tapping "Join," unmuting); "What if they switch the TV input or press the wrong button and get stuck?"; "What if they panic or get frustrated when something doesn’t work?" (especially with dementia or memory issues); "Do we need someone beside them every time?" (caregiver burden); "Can I start a call from anywhere, anytime — and end it if needed?"; "Is it secure and private?"; "What devices does it work with, and how hard is setup?" Papa Care is built around these concerns by making visits TV-based and zero-touch for seniors, with family-controlled sessions and simple, predictable behavior.

How does Papa Care make it simple for seniors, even those with dementia, to receive video calls without them needing to touch any buttons or devices?

Papa Care is designed so the senior doesn’t have to do anything. A small device stays connected to the TV and is ready in the background. When a family member or caregiver starts a visit remotely, Papa Care brings the call onto the TV automatically—no apps to open, no "Join" button, no remote menus, and no confusing steps. This is especially helpful for dementia and memory issues because the experience is: Predictable (the TV simply shows the visit), Low-stress (no decisions or troubleshooting), Family-controlled (family can start and end the session anytime). In short: the senior receives the video visit on the TV with zero touch, while the family manages everything from their side.