One secure, connected system built around the person.
Guiding you through life’s journey.
Personalized daily support, caregiver awareness, and organizational coordination, connected across authorized experiences.
The GMA MyCompass System brings together daily support, health and wellness awareness, communication, connected devices, safety capabilities, and permission-based visibility around the individual, the people supporting them, and the environment in which life happens.
MyCompass for the individual. CompassCare for caregivers and support teams. CompassCare Command Center for provider organizations. Nora Caregiver Intelligence across authorized experiences.
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Security Engineered Throughout
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Caregiver & Organization Ready
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Configured for Home, Community & Support Settings
One connected system supporting the person, authorized caregivers, and provider organizations.
One person. Connected support. One coordinated system.
The GMA MyCompass System brings daily support, communication, wellness awareness, connected technology, safety capabilities, and caregiver coordination together around the individual.
Each system is configured according to the person’s goals, routines, preferences, environment, and authorized support needs—connecting the person-facing MyCompass experience with caregiver tools, organizational visibility, and Nora Caregiver Intelligence where appropriate.
Personalized around the person. Technology, routines, communication, alerts, and safeguards are configured around the individual rather than a predetermined package.
Connected with appropriate boundaries. Individuals, caregivers, and organizations receive the access and awareness appropriate to their role, permission, consent, and need.
Designed to strengthen human support. MyCompass helps people recognize, communicate, and respond to meaningful changes while keeping human judgment and responsibility central.
One coordinated system. Different experiences. One person at the center.
Advanced technology. Deeply human responsibility.
MyCompass is designed for sensitive support environments, combining permission-based access, personalized digital safeguards, managed technology, layered security, and continued human support. Every configuration is built to protect the person while preserving choice, dignity, and independence.
Protection extends across the person’s account, devices, information, digital environment, and authorized support network. Technology supports awareness and continuity, while authorized people remain responsible for interpretation, decisions, and action.
The right information for the right responsibility.
Access and visibility are governed according to role, permission, consent, purpose, and need, so each authorized person receives only the information and actions appropriate to their responsibilities.
Safeguards configured around the individual.
Digital safety, content, application, and communication protections can be shaped around the person’s preferences, sensitivities, risks, support plan, and authorized needs rather than a generic restriction profile.
Protection engineered throughout the experience.
Device configuration, application access, connectivity, system health, and protected information handling are managed to reduce disruption and support a more dependable experience.
Technology supports awareness. People remain responsible.
Monitoring and continuity practices can help identify concerns and support timely response, while authorized people remain responsible for interpretation, decisions, and action.
Different roles. One person-centered system.
MyCompass provides each authorized person with an experience shaped to their responsibilities. It connects the individual, the people supporting them, and provider organizations without giving everyone the same access or view.
Visibility remains governed according to role, permission, consent, purpose, and need.
Support shaped around daily life.
Personalized routines, communication, accessibility, wellness awareness, connected technology, and easy access to help can be configured around the person’s goals, preferences, environment, and support needs.
Relevant awareness for the people providing support.
Caregivers, direct support professionals, case managers, coordinators, and other authorized team members can receive the communication, alerts, context, and follow-up tools appropriate to their responsibilities.
Coordinated visibility across people, programs, and operations.
Authorized provider organizations can support multi-person awareness, program coordination, reporting, devices, schedules, and operational response while preserving role-based access and person-centered boundaries.
Nora Caregiver Intelligence can help organize authorized context, identify meaningful concerns, and support appropriate escalation across permitted experiences while human judgment remains central.
Small changes can carry greater meaning when understood together.
MyCompass can bring together authorized observations, measurements, events, patterns, care information, device status, and environmental context across health, wellness, personal care, behavior, mobility, routines, communication, location, connected environments, caregiver activity, and the conditions surrounding daily life.
A single observation rarely tells the whole story. When permitted information is organized across time and in relation to the person’s routines, environment, support plan, and authorized care context, caregivers and support teams may gain a clearer understanding of what deserves attention and what may simply reflect ordinary variation.
The goal is not to collect everything. The goal is to make permitted information more meaningful.
Representative context areas, not an exhaustive capability inventory.
A broader understanding of daily wellbeing.
Authorized information may include wellness patterns, activity, sleep, hydration, physiological information, medication support, continence and personal-care awareness, caregiver observations, care-plan context, and other health-related information relevant to the person’s comfort, dignity, routines, and support needs.
Daily patterns can provide important context.
Mood, State of Mind, behavior, communication, routines, readiness, participation, and other changes in everyday patterns may help authorized teams better understand the person’s experience over time.
Meaningful changes in movement and presence.
Configured capabilities may support awareness of falls, movement, gait, activity, inactivity, presence, transitions, wandering concerns, and other changes relevant to mobility, participation, and personal safety.
The surrounding environment can matter too.
Authorized environmental, acoustic, and sensory awareness may help provide context involving air quality, temperature, water, smoke, kitchen conditions, connected-home activity, alarms, selected sound cues, and other changes within the person’s environment.
Context extends beyond a single room or device.
Location awareness, connected-home activity, weather, traffic, public alerts, community hazards, access conditions, and other external changes may help authorized people understand circumstances that could affect routines, participation, behavior, safety, or continuity of support.
The support surrounding the person is part of the context.
Authorized caregiver observations, communication, check-ins, schedules, notes, care-plan information, device status, response activity, and organizational context may help relevant people coordinate support, documentation, and follow-up.
Context becomes useful through the right tools, the right people, and clearly defined boundaries.
MyCompass may bring together permitted context across relevant experiences. What may be organized, displayed, or used depends on role, authorization, purpose, configuration, consent where applicable, and need.
People remain responsible.
Technology may support awareness, understanding, communication, education, and coordination. It does not replace caregivers, professional judgment, organizational responsibility, or human decision-making.
Authorized Context
Role-Appropriate Visibility
Human Judgment
Defined Responsibility
Broad capability. Selective configuration.
One person at the center.
MyCompass is configured around the capabilities, information, and experiences appropriate to the person, authorized purpose, consent where applicable, environment, and support needs.
More data is not the goal.
More useful understanding is.
Care teams stay connected wherever they are.
CompassCare brings alerts, secure communication, video calls, status updates, and client information to the people who support each individual — whether they are using Apple devices, Android devices, or Google Chrome on the web. Families, caregivers, staff, and case managers stay connected to the MyCompass system in real time, at home, in the community, and across the broader care network.
Available across Apple, Android, and web browsers.
We start with one question: What does a good day look like?
Before recommending MyCompass, equipment, or any other solution, GMA takes the time to understand the whole person. That includes their strengths, preferences, routines, relationships, communication, environment, challenges, goals, and vision for a better quality of life.
That understanding guides every decision that follows. The right path may include MyCompass, another form of assistive technology, medical or adaptive equipment, safety planning, professional guidance, or a coordinated combination of supports. We recommend what fits the person’s life, not what fits a predetermined package.
What does a good day look like for you?
The answer becomes the foundation for what we design, recommend, implement, and continue to refine.
A person-centered path from understanding to ongoing support.
The path is guided by the person and may adapt according to their goals, environment, authorized support network, service, and opportunity. Where ongoing service applies, GMA remains connected beyond delivery or deployment.
Advanced technology is only the beginning.
Behind every recommendation is a real GMA team committed to helping the person succeed. Whether the right path includes MyCompass, equipment, assistive technology, safety planning, consultation, or another solution, our involvement does not end at delivery or deployment.
We provide personalized guidance, careful configuration, education, responsive assistance, scheduled follow-up, and continued refinement. As the person’s goals, support team, environment, or needs change, GMA remains available to help the solution continue serving their life.
Personalized Guidance
Recommendations shaped around the person’s real goals, environment, and daily life.
Thoughtful Implementation
Careful configuration, preparation, coordination, and secure setup when technology is selected.
Role-Based Education
Clear guidance for individuals, families, caregivers, staff, case managers, and administrators.
Responsive Human Support
Real people available to answer questions, troubleshoot concerns, and help support teams move forward.
Scheduled Follow-Up
Intentional check-ins to understand what is working and what may need to change.
Continued Refinement
Support that can evolve as goals, routines, risks, environments, and opportunities change.
We do not begin with what we can sell. We begin with what could make the person’s life better.
The technology is advanced. The service remains deeply human.
More pathways to the right support.
GMA works through applicable Medicaid waiver, military, veteran, private-pay, financing, and grant pathways. Technology and equipment can be provided nationwide, while certain professional services vary by location.
See how security and person-centered support work together.
Explore how MyCompass protects sensitive support environments, then learn how GMA may support individuals, caregivers, teams, and organizations.
