Support should stay simple
References such as VYVA and COCOON point to the same idea CasaMia follows: reminders, wellbeing checks, voice help and emergency support should be easy to understand and use.
VYVA and COCOON referenceCasaMia helps you work out what is making daily life harder at home, what to check first, what can wait and when a visit, quote or grant check is worth doing.
Spain-wide service
CasaMia is designed for national coverage: local help can review the home, while the report keeps the advice, priorities, evidence and next steps consistent.
What guides the advice
References such as VYVA and COCOON point to the same idea CasaMia follows: reminders, wellbeing checks, voice help and emergency support should be easy to understand and use.
VYVA and COCOON referenceThe service is framed around injury prevention, safer homes and practical daily routines, consistent with the European safety agenda promoted by EuroSafe.
EuroSafe safety contextCasaMia helps prepare home-need notes, an adaptation summary and a document checklist where grant criteria may apply. Approval always belongs to the public authority.
The goal is not only to detect risks. CasaMia turns findings into room priorities, changes to consider, grant-readiness notes and the next decision before anything is fitted.
How we work
Start with a home safety check or a grant check, depending on what you need to decide first.
CasaMia explains what looks risky, what could help, what needs measuring and which decision comes next.
Local professionals can review the home, check measurements and prepare the information needed for the next step.
Follow-up notes and optional alerts help keep the safety plan visible after work is fitted or a routine changes.
These references support the home-safety and practical support context behind CasaMia. They do not imply grant approval, medical advice or institutional endorsement.
Use the safety check to understand room risks, or the grant check to understand document readiness before starting adaptation work.