List your elderly parent and Aunt Mabel checks in on the schedule you choose. When a disaster hits their area, that same call becomes an in-person wellness check from Ground Force.
Ground Force has responded to 20 disasters, and in community after community we found the same thing: elderly neighbors completely alone. Many disabled. Many physically unable to clear debris or repair their own homes — and with no one coming to help.
When we're in trouble, help usually comes from our friends. But the elderly often have few close friends left. Spouses and friends pass on, families live far away, mobility fades, and the world gets quiet. Social isolation is the single most troubling factor standing between an older person and a safe recovery — and it doesn't only happen after a storm. For too many, it's every day.
Aunt Mabel grew out of that mission: to be a safety net for the elderly and vulnerable. A simple, warm daily call so someone is always checking in — and so a family member always knows their loved one is okay.
Add your loved one's name, number, and the time of day that suits them best.
A warm, natural conversation — not a checklist. She asks how they slept, if they've eaten, how they're feeling. It's an AI voice, calling automatically so it never gets missed.
A simple daily note that they're okay. And if something sounds off, you're the first to know.
On the schedule you choose — daily, weekdays, mornings or evenings — Aunt Mabel calls to ask how they slept, if they've eaten, and how they're feeling. A warm voice, a steady rhythm, and a quiet note to you that all is well.
When a storm or disaster hits their area, the call escalates. Ground Force's trained teams — already on the ground in impacted communities — go knock on the door for a real wellness check, so your loved one is never left alone in the chaos.
Mabel sounds like family, not a service. The call is the point — never a task to rush through.
Daily, weekdays, mornings or evenings — whatever fits their routine and yours.
If a call is missed or a disaster strikes, Ground Force is ready to step in — in person when it counts.
We're inviting a small group of families first. Leave your email and we'll reach out when Aunt Mabel is ready to make her first call.
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