For nonprofits and foundations
Help the families you serve be heard.Communicate is free for every patient. You can sponsor the rest.
Point families to the free tools today, sponsor a family's access to the whole app, and let your speech therapists and nurses join a family's care team when the family invites them. Your organization never holds the record.
In the browser on any phone, tablet or computer. Nothing to install.
- Disease associations: aphasia, stroke, ALS, brain tumor, cancer and more
- Support groups and community groups that stand with families
- Foundations and charitable programs that sponsor families
Where you come in
You stand with families between the hospital, the clinic and home.
Families reach you first
After a stroke, hard news from the doctor or a hard week, a family calls the association, the support group or the foundation. Communicate is something you can hand them that same day, free.
The days between meetings
A group meets on its own schedule. In between, families can talk with other families in the ExpressAgain Support community on MeetMindz, a separate site.
Help without holding the record
A sponsorship pays for a family's access and opens nothing of the record to your organization. The family decides who sees it.
Support with an end date
A sponsorship can run from a start date to an end date. When it ends, the family keeps everything it recorded, and nothing changes for 30 days.
Free for every patient
What you can hand a family today, at no cost to them or to you.
A family creates a free account and the app speaks of the patient by name, as in Sam's words. Every card below is in the app today and links the Help Center article that describes it.
Communicate, free for every patient
Tap a phrase and the app says it out loud, free for every patient, always.
Tap any phrase to speak it →How it works
The Communicate page has Speak, Type and Letters: tap a phrase and it is spoken, build a message piece by piece, have a family member type anything to be spoken, or spell a word on the on-screen letter board. A 3 at a time switch shows fewer choices on calmer days, and there is no timer and no rush.
A phrase library for each condition
Six condition modes, from aphasia and stroke to ALS, the ICU and hospice.
Who ExpressAgain helps →How it works
The guided setup picks the mode, and its own phrases open first: Aphasia and Stroke (the core library), ICU and Ventilated, ALS and Parkinson's, Dementia and Senior Care, Head, Neck and Throat, and Hospice and Palliative. Every phrase in the library stays available, and each condition has a public page you can send a family before they sign up.
The patient's own words: Sam's words
Names, places and shows no ready-made library could know, first on every screen.
Your loved one's own words →How it works
A group named after the patient, such as Sam's words, comes first on Communicate and in the Phrase Library. The family adds a grandson's name, the family church or a favorite show, starting from templates such as Call ___ or I want my ___, and a speech therapist on the care team can add words too.
Practice Out Loud and Learn
Repeat-after-me practice that never grades, and short lessons read aloud.
Practice Out Loud →How it works
Practice is Hear it, Record my try, Hear my recording, with a gentle goal of ten phrases a day and no grading, ever. Learn holds short lessons in simple words, from What is aphasia and why words get stuck to working with a speech therapist, each one read aloud and marked complete when finished.
Support communities on MeetMindz
Groups where families talk with other families, on a separate site.
Support communities on MeetMindz →How it works
The ExpressAgain Support community on MeetMindz has groups for brain tumor and glioblastoma families, aphasia and stroke, ALS and Parkinson's, dementia, head, neck and throat cancer, ICU and recovery, hospice and palliative care, and the family members doing the caring at home. MeetMindz is a separate site with its own sign-up, and nothing from ExpressAgain is shared with it.
Public pages to send your members, with no sign-up to read them: the condition pages, the Help Center and the guides on the blog.
Sponsor a family
Pay for a family's access without seeing anything in the record.
Sponsored means your organization pays for the family's access to ExpressAgain. It is recorded on the family's own account, the family sees your name on it, and it never gives anyone a login.
Your sponsorship, on the family's own account
We record it on each family's account, in your name, from a start date to an end date.
Sponsorship, in plain words →How it works
ExpressAgain records a sponsorship of the kind Nonprofit on the family's account, in your organization's name, from the day it starts and, when it has one, to the day it ends. Families do not create sponsorships themselves, and the account and everything in it stay the family's.
Base access is the Family plan
The whole circle gets the Family plan, and the family is never asked to pay for it.
What is free and what the plans add →How it works
A sponsorship that covers base access puts the circle on the Family plan: the patient's own cloned voice, the care tools, the Home Team, unlimited family and friends, the Love Bucket and Comeback Stories. The family is never asked to pay while any sponsor covers base access.
The family sees who made it possible
The Care Team page names your organization as the sponsor, with the end date.
Sponsorship, in plain words →How it works
On the Care Team page, Who pays for Sam's access lists each sponsorship in force, such as Sponsored by your organization, base access, until the end date, marked Nonprofit.
When the sponsorship ends
The family keeps everything it recorded, and nothing changes for 30 days.
Sponsorship, in plain words →How it works
In the last 30 days the family sees a card on the Care Team page: your coverage ends on that day, everything they have recorded stays theirs, and they can continue on their own plan, with the day before which nothing changes. The circle keeps its access for 30 days after the end; then the family's own plan applies, and Communicate stays free.
Your organization sees nothing in the record
A sponsorship is not a login: it opens nothing of the patient's record to you.
Who can see what →How it works
Sponsoring a family gives your organization no sign-in, no readings, no medications, no notes and no feed. Only the family and ExpressAgain's own team can read the sponsorship itself. The family decides who sees the record, one invitation or code at a time.
Bring the number of families and the dates you have in mind.
If your program has clinicians
Your speech therapists and nurses join a family's care team by invitation.
Many associations run groups and programs with speech therapists, nurses or other clinicians. They join one family at a time, with the code the family creates for their discipline, and see only what that discipline needs.
Your speech therapists, on the family's care team
The family invites your speech therapist with a code, and the exercises land on Practice.
Assign exercises and notes →How it works
Speech, physical and occupational therapists join a family's care team with the single-use code the family creates for that discipline. A therapist assigns exercises that appear on the patient's Practice page, which never grades, and leaves notes the family reads; a speech therapist can also add to the patient's own words. Care-team logins come with the Individual and Family plans, and with a sponsorship of base access.
Nurses and other clinicians, one code per discipline
Each discipline has its own code, and each login sees what that discipline needs.
Invite a clinician with a code →How it works
Nurses, physicians, palliative care and hospice clinicians, therapists and aides each join with their own discipline's code. Every clinical login reads the day plan and the shared clinical window for that one family, never the family feed, and the family can remove anyone's access from the Care Team page.
An organization account, starting in preview
For a program whose clinicians follow many patients: one panel, set up with our team.
Preview and signed organizations →How it works
ExpressAgain can set your program up as an organization, starting in preview with a few patients and a few people from your team, three of each unless agreed otherwise. You enroll a family by email or text: the message names your organization and its location, never the patient, and the family accepts or says not now. A sponsorship alone does not need an organization account.
Tell us how your clinicians work with families today.
How to start
Three steps, starting with the families you already serve.
Book the 30-minute sponsor call
Tell us who you serve, about how many families, and whether you want to share the free tools, sponsor families, or both.
Families create their free accounts
Each family signs up on its own, free to start, and Communicate is free for every patient. The account and the record are the family's.
We record your sponsorship
On each family's account, from the start date to the end date agreed with you. The family sees your organization's name on its Care Team page.
Questions
What nonprofits and foundations ask us.
Start with the families you already serve.
Book the 30-minute sponsor call, or tell us about your organization and a real person replies within one business day.
Request a call
Talk to us about the families you serve.
Which condition or community you serve, about how many families, and whether you want to share the free tools, sponsor families, or both. A real person replies within one business day.
Rather pick a time now? Book a 30-minute sponsor call.
One team, one plan
Built for the interdisciplinary care team
An interdisciplinary care team is a group of different health professionals who work together closely with the patient and family to create a single, shared treatment plan. ExpressAgain is the platform where all of those parties care for one patient together: the same day, the same medications, the same notes, and the same record of who did what and when.
Family
the daughter, the siblings, the friends who show up
Home care
aides hired directly or sent by an agency
Clinicians
nurses, therapists, hospice, palliative, paramedics
Agencies
the office that staffs, schedules and bills