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How it works

Four weeks in, the guessing stops.

Ommpo starts by writing down what nobody has written down: the house, the helpers, the money, the routines, and who in the family decides what. Everything after that is follow-through.

Week one

The Aging-at-Home Profile

A conversation with your parent, and one with you. The property, the appliances, the caregivers, the recurring bills, the routines, the worries.

Week two

Trusted Circle & authorization

Your parent decides who is in the circle, what each person may see, who approves spending, and who we call first at 2am.

Weeks three & four

Coordination begins

Credentials verified, maintenance calendar built, open repairs picked up, invoices organized, red flags logged.

Every month after

The rhythm

A summary you can read in four minutes, alerts when something needs you, and a stability review that tells you where to look.

Sample · Care Circle Stability Review

March 2026 · the Ellis family

Five areas, one status each, and a plain-language reason. Select an area to see the detail a family actually receives.

Stable Attention recommended Family decision required Urgent escalation

Home

Attention recommended

The house is sound, but two items have been open longer than they should be.

What we reviewed

Repairs, preventive maintenance, home access, safety conditions, and vendor activity.

This month's entries

  • Mar 04HVAC spring service completed by Bellamy Mechanical. Invoice $189, matched to estimate, filed.
  • Mar 11Guest bathroom faucet drip reported by your mother for the third month. Two vetted plumbers contacted; estimates pending.
  • Mar 19Front walkway paver has lifted about an inch. Photographed and logged as a trip hazard.

Next step

Plumber estimates go to you Friday. We recommend approving the walkway repair before the spring rain — it sits directly on her path to the mailbox.

A stability review does not assign a medical diagnosis or guarantee that a senior is safe. It tells a family where attention is needed.

Who does what

Ommpo

  • Documents and tracks concerns
  • Verifies credentials and vendors
  • Coordinates appointments and follow-up
  • Reviews invoices and estimates
  • Escalates red flags to the right person
  • Keeps the written record

The senior & family

  • Decide who is in the Trusted Circle
  • Authorize what may be shared
  • Approve services and spending
  • Retain payment authority
  • Choose which recommendations to act on
  • Hold the final say, always

Everyone else

  • Physicians diagnose and treat
  • Caregivers provide hands-on care
  • Contractors perform the work
  • Banks and advisers handle finances
  • 911 and protective services respond
  • Each remains responsible for their work
A registered nurse smiling beside an older woman

Consent is the architecture, not a checkbox.

Nothing in Ommpo is designed to work behind a senior's back. Your parent chooses who receives what, and can change it at any time. Where they retain decision-making authority, they hold it — including the authority to tell us no.

That is not a legal formality. It is the reason the arrangement survives past month three.