Senior Helpers launches AI monitoring for older adults in Greater Philadelphia

By AI, Created 10:35 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – Senior Helpers has introduced InsightCare in Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties to help families monitor older adults living at home. The AI-powered system learns routines, flags possible risks in real time and is designed to ease pressure on unpaid caregivers.

Why it matters: - Pennsylvania has a large unpaid-caregiving burden. An AARP report says 23% of adults in the state are unpaid caregivers. - Those caregivers provide more than $22 billion in unpaid care each year. - InsightCare is aimed at families trying to keep older adults safe at home while reducing strain on relatives who cannot be there in person. - The system is designed for seniors who want to age in place, do not want assisted living, are not ready for it or cannot afford it.

What happened: - Senior Helpers announced the rollout of InsightCare remote monitoring technology for families in Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties. - The system is powered by Zemplee and uses AI to learn routines and detect changes in behavior. - InsightCare sends real-time notifications when it detects that someone may need help. - Alexa integration lets residents ask for help.

The details: - InsightCare tracks daily patterns in real time, including sleep, mobility, bathroom use, kitchen activity and other routines. - The technology is built to spot changes before family members or professional caregivers notice them. - Senior Helpers says the monitoring system can help reduce risks before they become emergencies. - The service can be used as a standalone monitoring tool for family caregivers. - Senior Helpers can also combine InsightCare with its in-home care services for broader support. - Senior Helpers says the solution is affordable and available 24/7. - An independent study found AI remote monitoring reduced hospital days by 42%, reduced anxiety about staying at home independently by 60% and increased peace of mind by 33%. - Kristin Krause, regional director of operations for Senior Helpers Havertown, said InsightCare is a cost-effective, non-intrusive tool that supports safety at home, captures meaningful subjective data and provides reminders and companionship.

Between the lines: - The launch reflects a push to use passive monitoring as a middle ground between full-time family oversight and assisted living. - The product is positioned to help earlier in the care cycle, before hands-on care becomes necessary. - The partnership with Zemplee ties Senior Helpers to a broader AI remote-monitoring platform already used in aging-in-place and care-facility settings.

What’s next: - Senior Helpers says InsightCare is available now in the three-county Greater Philadelphia market. - Families can get more information by calling 610-789-4700 or visiting the company’s website. - Senior Helpers and Zemplee are likely to use the launch to address demand from families seeking remote oversight for aging relatives.

The bottom line: - InsightCare is Senior Helpers’ bet that AI can make independent aging safer, while giving unpaid caregivers more visibility and less day-to-day worry.