Someone there.
You’re right here.
When you can’t be there, InPlace can. A local helping hand in South Florida for your home, your pets, and your people—with you along virtually.
Life doesn’t pause.
We can step in.
For the things you need to be there for.
And the people you wish you were closer to.
Discharge support and family visits focus on practical, non-medical help. Visit needs and suitability must be agreed before booking.
Your eyes.
An extra pair
of hands.
Tell us what needs doing.
Choose the kind of help, set a time, and share the little details that make a visit personal.
Make a plan together.
Agree on the tasks, who can join, and where the camera can be used before the visit begins.
Be there, from anywhere.
The helper takes care of things in person. You can see their point of view, talk, and stay involved.
More presence.
Less wondering.
See how the repair is going. Say hello while the dog gets dinner. Share a cup of tea with Mom, even from a different time zone.
InPlace brings someone to the moment—and brings you into it.
Care starts with permission.
A home is personal. So is a visit. Our approach puts the person receiving help at the center.
- Agree on the tasks and camera use first
- Invite only the people who should join
- Pause when someone needs privacy
- No recording by default
A little clarity.
Can I book a real visit yet?
This is an early preview of InPlace. You can explore the service and save a visit plan on this device. Helper matching, pricing, payments, and real bookings are not available yet. We’re planning our first visits in South Florida.
Where in South Florida will InPlace be available?
Our initial focus is Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties—from Miami and Fort Lauderdale to West Palm Beach. Exact service areas and helper availability will be confirmed before real bookings open. You can start a visit plan now.
How would the camera glasses work?
The planned experience gives invited people a view from the helper’s camera glasses, with two-way audio. Everyone involved agrees to camera use before the visit. The preview here uses an illustrative image; it does not connect to a camera or record anything.
Can I arrange a visit for a parent or loved one?
Yes—that’s a big part of the idea. The person receiving the visit helps agree on the tasks and decides whether to join a virtual visit with family. Practical help and companionship are the focus.
What does getting home after discharge include?
The proposed service covers practical support such as an agreed pickup, pharmacy or grocery stops, and help getting settled. It does not provide medical care, medication administration, or emergency transport. Arrangements would need to fit the person’s needs and the facility’s discharge requirements.
What if I need something that isn’t listed?
Choose “Everyday help” and describe the task in your visit plan. The service is being shaped around the everyday moments when an extra pair of hands makes a difference.
You can’t be everywhere.
You can still be there.
Start with the thing you need a hand with.