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1. Open WayWiser
2. Click the chat bubble ( 
) on the top right of the page, just to the left of your name and photo.
3. Here you’ll see all of your message threads
4. Select the appropriate group chat and reply by typing and pressing “enter” or pushing the arrow ( 
)
5. If you need to start a new chat, click the orange “New Group Chat” button and select one or more people and then the “continue” button.
1. Open WayWiser on your phone
2. Tap the chat bubble ( ) on the top right of the screen.
3. Here you’ll see all of your message threads
4. Select the appropriate group chat and reply by typing and pressing “enter” or pushing the arrow ( )
5. If you need to start a new chat, click the orange “New Group Chat” button on the bottom right and select one or more people and then the “continue” button.
1. Open a message thread
2. Click the paper click icon ( 
)
3. Select the image from your files
4. When ready, add a message and send
1. Open a message thread
2. Click the paper click icon ( )
3. Choose to select an image from your Camera Roll or to Take a Photo
4. If selecting an image, browse your photos and select as many as you’d like. When ready, tap “done”
5. If taking a photo, simply snap the picture
6. When ready, add a message and send
Leave your convoluted text message threads and alerts at the door. Quit scrolling endlessly through your daily text messages to find the ones that matter most.
Stop stressing about each and every text alert that might come your way. Know that this is the place for communication specific to your loved one and their care.
WayWiser is your space to resolve real issues in real time with your siblings, neighbors, professional caretakers, and anyone else who needs to be in the loop.
Your Trusted Circle will use WayWiser messaging as a safe space to discuss caregiving and other important family issues, keeping those conversations separate from the normal daily chit chat.
Just like your favorite messaging apps, WayWiser allows you to share text, audio, or even images and video in real time. You can share experiences and daily smiles with your loved ones from near and far.
We aren’t talking about posting the silly things that might work on the popular social media apps. We’re talking about real engagement with people you care about. Photos, messages, and updates about you and the family can go a long way to feeling connected when you’re physically distant.
A greater frequency of social contact at age 60 years is associated with a lower risk of developing dementia and more frequent midlife social contact is associated with higher subsequent cognitive performance.
When you remove yourself from your Trusted Circle, you begin to reach for connection elsewhere. Potential scammers are able to lean into your life more easily, convincing you that they are here to help, when really they are reaching in to exploit you financially.
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