We set up, simplify, and support the technology already in the home. No cameras, no microphones, nothing to wear.
What works, what is missing, what would help most. The family keeps it.
Most of what makes technology frustrating for an older adult is setup, not the device. We fix the setup.
Ninety minutes getting the tablet, Wi-Fi, video calling, lights, and thermostat working, ending with a written Home Technology Report: what works, what is missing, what would help most. No obligation, nothing gets sold in the room.
The report tells you which one fits, if any.
$498
Lights that come on when you walk in, smart plugs on the lamps, and a voice assistant, all installed in one visit and taught until it sticks.
$898, then $19 a month
Everything in Starter, plus video calling, the family photo frame, a thermostat with a simple schedule, and comfort sensors reporting to the family app. Ongoing support included.
$20 a month or $240 a year
For families who already have the technology and want someone to call. Remote help when something stops working, and one in-home tune-up visit a year.
From $899, then $49 a month
When the family wants to understand how a parent's day actually goes, without cameras, microphones, or anything to wear. Patent-pending, built in Tulsa.
Learn about Sigma Age →Occupational therapists, care managers, discharge planners, and aging-services staff: we made a page just for you. What we do, what we do not do, and how a referral works, with a written Home Technology Report at the end of every visit.
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Locally owned in Tulsa and run by Asher Nasir, an engineer who built Sigma Age, a patent-pending home technology platform, after looking for a way to know how his own family was doing without putting a camera in anyone's home. Sigma Smart Solutions is the part of that work that happens in person.
We still do general smart-home work for any household: Wi-Fi and mesh networking, whole-home audio, lighting, TV mounting, thermostats, and motorized blinds. Plug-in and Wi-Fi devices only; hardwired work goes to a licensed electrician.