NORCROSS, Georgia—HomeSight, a division of global connectivity leader Vantiva (Euronext Paris: VANTI), announced that it has partnered with Comfort Keepers, a provider of in-home care for seniors across North America. The companies said together they aim to bring HomeSight to Comfort Keepers’ franchises in the United States and Canada as part of its new Comfort360 ecosystem of connected care services and senior solutions.
"What drew us to HomeSight was its fit with our workflows, our clients and our vision for what great care looks like," said Ramzi Abdine, chief operating officer at Comfort Keepers. "Through our extended pilot, we saw firsthand how it strengthens our connection with clients, helps us anticipate their needs and allows our teams to act earlier and more confidently. We are confident HomeSight will help us deliver a higher standard of care to the clients and families who trust us every day."
Comfort360 brings together professional caregiving and support tools, both technological and nontechnological, that the company said help seniors remain supported while giving families greater peace of mind. The HomeSight Wellness Hub is one of three initial Comfort360 focus areas, transforming the client’s television into a hub that extends and enhances the support provided by Comfort Keepers caregivers.
After a pilot program, Comfort Keepers said it was able to confirm that HomeSight was the right foundation for the next evolution of its care model. The pilot validated ease of adoption, workflow integration and franchise-level operational fit.
"Today, more than 62 million Americans are aged 65 and older—a number that will reach 71 million by 2030 and keep growing, with roughly 70% expected to need some form of care," said Nav Kannan, senior vice president of diversification solutions at Vantiva. "HomeSight was built for exactly this moment and bringing it to the Comfort Keepers network demonstrates how it can scale to meet the demands of one of the most pressing challenges in homecare."