Employers
When someone takes unplanned leave because something happened at home and nobody saw it coming, that is a cost you both carry. Covering ANSR is a quiet, practical benefit for the people on your team who are caring from a distance.
For employers & community organizations
Help your people look after the people they love.
Many of the people you work with, or gather with, are quietly caring for someone far away. You can cover ANSR for them. They get one shared timeline for that person’s care. You get seat counts and an invoice, and never their health information.
- You pay for
- Seats, one per household
- You see
- Who accepted. Nothing clinical.
- Billing
- One invoice to you
Lakeside Engineering · Seats
25 boughtYour seats
18
Covered
3
Offers sent
4
Available
- Sofia RamírezCovered
- Deepak VenkataramanCovered
- Grace KimOffer sent
- Imran QureshiCovered
This is everything the sponsor sees. No names of the people being cared for, no health information, no app activity.
Who covers ANSR
Anyone who wants to look after their people.
A company, an association, an alumni group or a charity all work the same way here. You pay for seats, and the families decide what happens inside their own account.
Cultural and faith communities
Diaspora associations, temples, churches, gurdwaras, mosques and synagogues. Your members are often the ones caring across an ocean. Cover seats for them, or start by hosting a session on caring for family far away.
Alumni networks
A graduating class that is now caring for its parents across three continents. Alumni groups can cover their members the same way an employer does, with one invoice and no access to anyone's health record.
Residents' associations and NGOs
An apartment community looking after its older residents, or a charity supporting carers. Same seats, same privacy, same invoice. Only the name on the bill is different.
Running a care home or assisted-living facility instead? That is a different relationship, where your staff record care, and it has its own page →
How it works
Four steps, and the family is in charge of the last two.
01
Agree the number of seats.
One seat covers one household: the people they care for, plus the family members and caregivers who help. We agree a number with you and invoice you directly. Nobody you cover is ever asked for a card.
02
Offer seats by email.
From your sponsor portal, offer a seat to someone's email address. They get an email from us saying who is covering them and exactly what you will and won't be able to see.
03
They choose to accept.
Accepting takes one tap in the ANSR app, and nothing happens until they do. Signing in does not enrol anyone. Someone who would rather keep their family's care to themselves simply doesn't accept.
04
Their family carries on.
If they already use ANSR, their timeline, history and care circle stay exactly where they are. The only thing that changes is who pays. If they are new, they set up the person they care for in a few minutes.
What a covered family gets is the whole product. Here is everything ANSR does →
What you see, and what you never will
You are paying for their care, not looking at it.
This is not a setting someone could switch on. The sponsor side of ANSR is built without any route to a family’s care record, so nobody on it, administrators included, could see one. It is also the first question your people will ask, so we answer it in the offer email before they decide.
What you see
- How many seats you bought, how many are taken and how many are free
- Who each seat was offered to, and whether they accepted
- Your invoices, and the administrators on your account
What you never see
- Who they are caring for, or that person's name
- Any health information: readings, medicines, reports, alerts
- Whether, when or how much they use the app
How we protect the data itself is on our security page →
When someone leaves
A decision in your office never stops a fall alert.
People change jobs and let memberships lapse. The family’s care should not notice. So when a seat ends, the only thing that changes is who pays.
Thirty days' notice, in writing.
When you withdraw a seat, the family keeps everything they had for 30 more days. We email them straight away with the date, while it is still useful to know.
Nothing is deleted.
After that, the family moves to ANSR Care, our free plan. Their timeline, history and care circle stay exactly as they were. Nobody is removed and no alerts stop.
Changed your mind? Nothing to undo.
Put the seat back within the 30 days, after a reversed resignation or a late invoice, and it is as if nothing happened, because nothing did.
Questions we get asked
Before you talk to us.
You pay per seat, and one seat covers one household. We agree the number and the price with you and invoice you directly, so there is nothing to set up on a card. Tell us roughly how many people you have in mind and we will come back with a figure.
No. They are never asked for a card. A covered household gets the whole product, including our AI features, for the people they care for and the family and caregivers who help.
Nothing they would notice, apart from the bill. They accept the offer in the app they already use, and everything they have built stays where it is.
Whoever you choose. You can add more than one administrator to your sponsor account, for example someone in HR and someone in finance. They sign in on the web with a one-time code, with no passwords to manage.
Please do. The offer email comes from us, but an introduction from you is what makes people open it. We are glad to help with the wording, or to host a session for your members on caring for family far away.
No. A care home runs ANSR for its residents and its staff record the care. A sponsor only pays, and sees nothing clinical. If you run a facility, see the facilities page.
Talk to us
One conversation, then one invoice.
Tell us who you would like to cover. We will walk you through the sponsor portal, show you exactly what your people will see when the offer arrives, and agree a number of seats that makes sense to start with.
- Start small and add seats whenever you like
- Invoiced to you, with nothing on a card
- A person replies within one business day