Caregivers & facility
Companion AI Robots provide 24/7 smart assistance Care that Connects in Real Time
With Ashel by their side, caregivers no longer have to juggle notes, charts, and missed updates. Instead, they gain a compassionate partner that listens, records, and acts in real time. From a simple “I took my medication” to instant alerts when something feels off — like a rising fever — Ashel ensures every detail is captured, every caregiver is informed, and every senior is seen. When a doctor responds with a remote video call or a prescription is sent without delay, families feel reassured and caregivers feel empowered. It’s not just smart care — it’s care that truly connects
Seniors & Family
Bringing Families Closer, One Page at a Time. A Window into Their Day, with Just One Question
When families visit their aging loved ones, they often wonder: “How was today?” With Ashel, that simple question finds a meaningful answer. Just by asking, “Hey Ashel, how was it today with Dad?” they’re met with a calm, reassuring voice that shares the moments that matter — when he woke up, what he ate, whether he took his medication, how he felt, and even the joyful activity he joined in the afternoon. With respectful privacy checks and gentle storytelling, Ashel transforms data into care — giving families peace of mind and helping them feel present, even when life keeps them apart.
Early Edition as an option
Early Edition turn everyday moments into Joy
Ashel is proud to introduce a new heartfelt service in partnership with Early Edition — a printed newspaper filled with personalized news, messages, and family photos, delivered straight to seniors in assisted living. Even when loved ones can’t visit as often, their presence is felt in every word and image. Thanks to this beautiful collaboration, Ashel ensures that each week, seniors receive their very own family newspaper — printed and shared with care, capturing birthdays, milestones, kind words, and smiling faces. It’s more than a newsletter — it’s a connection, a memory, a reminder that they are loved, thought of, and never alone.