Loneliness in care homes
A systematic review estimated that moderate loneliness touches well over half of people living in residential and nursing care.
Age and Ageing systematic reviewCompanionship rooted in dignity
Karemet learns what matters to each resident, then turns that understanding into personal content, stronger connection, and more meaningful everyday engagement.
A resident-intelligence and personalization platform for skilled nursing communities.

“Being known changes everything.”
Why this matters
A systematic review estimated that moderate loneliness touches well over half of people living in residential and nursing care.
Age and Ageing systematic reviewIn one care-setting study, fewer than half of major depression cases had been detected or treated—a reminder to notice the person, not only the chart.
Aging & Mental Health studyA busy building can still feel quiet to the person living inside it. Presence is not the same as belonging.
World Health OrganizationHow Karemet works
Karemet is not just a chatbot. It is a permission-aware intelligence layer that helps a care community understand each resident and turn that understanding into a more personal everyday experience.
Discover
Understand
Personalize
Connect
Every detail keeps its source, strength, sharing permission, and correction history.
The heartbeat of the community: events, updates, photos, announcements, and resident moments.
A continuously improving mix of content and experiences shaped by resident preferences and feedback.
A consistent text and voice companion that listens, remembers with permission, and learns over time.
Useful resident context and changing patterns surfaced clearly enough to support a better next interaction.
One understanding, shared carefully
A clearer, more engaging way to stay connected to the community, discover meaningful content, and spend time with a companion who remembers.
Built for adult dignity, large text, simple navigation, and resident control.A concise view of what matters to each resident, what may be changing, and what could make the next interaction more personal.
Designed to reduce noise, protect boundaries, and support—not replace—clinical judgment.Focused ways to contribute stories, photos, preferences, and messages while remaining part of ordinary life between visits.
Resident-approved access without turning family connection into surveillance.What we believe
A patient presence for stories told twice, quiet afternoons, and the ordinary moments that make a day feel shared.
A gentle bridge back to family, neighbors, and the rhythms of community life.
The dignity of having your people, preferences, and history remembered with care.
Good company changes every day.Partner with us
Karemet gives residents a more personal everyday experience and gives care teams a clearer understanding of the people they support. The platform brings onboarding, preferences, community life, personalized content, Lucy, and family contributions into one permission-aware resident profile.
Start a conversationPractical resources
Guides for learning what matters, evaluating resident-facing technology, and making engagement more personal.
Thoughtful prompts for learning what matters without making a resident feel interviewed.
8 minute guideOpen guide Operators and clinical leadersQuestions to ask before placing any resident-facing technology in a care community.
6 minute checklistOpen guide Life enrichment and social servicesA practical framework for moving from a profile fact to a worthwhile experience.
7 minute guideOpen guideBuilt by a nurse
Karemet began with a nurse’s conviction that a person should never become invisible inside a busy care community. Clinical excellence matters deeply, but so do the stories, relationships, routines, and small joys that make someone who they are. Our promise is simple: begin with dignity, listen closely, and never lose sight of the person.
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We are preparing for a focused design-partner pilot. Tell us about your community, resident-engagement priorities, and what a successful first pilot would need to prove.
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