Learn the language of the job
Short voice-first lessons built only from the words a home caregiver actually uses: transfers, meds, mobility, dignity, dietary needs, family updates.
Built for U.S. home-care agencies
Empowering caregivers,
one conversation at a time.
A “language of the job” course built around AI client simulation, so Haitian Creole and Spanish-speaking caregivers can practise real conversations before they walk into a real home. Practice is typed today — speaking out loud is coming next.
- $25
- per learner / month
- 2
- languages supported
- 8 wks
- to a measured result
AI Client Simulation
Morning visit · Mrs. Alvarez, 82
Simulated client
I already took the blue one, I think. Or was that yesterday?
You · typed
Let me check the chart with you. Did you take it before or after breakfast?
Great — you confirmed instead of assuming.
Simulated client
After. With my tea.
Type your reply in English…
92/100
Clarifying questions
A scripted example. Your real practice uses live AI and scores what you actually write.
$4,200Typical cost to replace one home caregiver
64%Median annual turnover in U.S. home care
1 in 3Client complaints that start as a misunderstanding
Start here — Haitian CNA track
Healthcare communication shouldn't get lost in translation.
CareLingo helps CNAs and caregivers learn and practice the language they need for real-world care.
Haitian Creole for CNAs is our first language track. Spanish, French and Portuguese are planned — the platform is built for all of them, not just one.
Your path
- Free25 Haitian Creole Phrases Every CNA Should KnowThe starter list, free and printable.Available now
- $7Haitian Creole CNA Quick-Start GuideNine printable sections covering a whole shift.Available now
- $19Complete Haitian CNA Communication ToolkitCards, ADL sheets, dementia prompts, shift pages.Available now
- $49Speak Care — 10-module CNA courseVocabulary, scenarios and exercises, module by module.Available now
- $19/moCareLingo AI CoachRehearse out loud with feedback. Join the waitlist.Coming soon
Educational use only. CareLingo is a language and communication training platform. It does not diagnose conditions, prescribe treatment, replace clinical judgement or a licensed medical interpreter, replace your facility's policy, or give emergency medical advice. In an emergency, follow your facility's protocol and call for a nurse.
Privacy. Never enter patient-identifying information — no names, room numbers, dates of birth, addresses or anything from a real chart. Every resident in our examples is fictional. CareLingo does not collect PHI.
Coming soon — $19 / month
CareLingo AI Coach
A monthly coach that lets you rehearse a shift conversation with a simulated resident and tells you what to say better next time.
We are saying this plainly: the AI Coach subscription is not live. Voice practice, live translation and agency analytics are not available yet either. Nothing is charged for joining the list — you can start today with the free guide, the printable products and the Speak Care course, which are all available now.
How it works
Three weeks of vocabulary is not training. Rehearsal is.
CareLingo moves a caregiver from “I understood the words” to “I handled the moment” — with the speaking practice traditional courses skip.
Practice out loud with an AI client
Caregivers speak with a simulated client and family member. Refusals, confusion, sundowning, a worried daughter — rehearsed before the real shift.
Agencies see readiness, not seat time
Supervisors get a per-caregiver communication-readiness score tied to real scenarios, so coaching goes where it changes the next visit.
The platform
Everything a caregiver needs to be understood on shift.
Available now
AI client simulation you can use today
Type your way through a real back-and-forth with a fictional client. The AI reacts to what you actually said, and gets simpler or harder as you go.
Available now
Scored on five communication skills
Understanding, clarity, asking questions, professionalism and safety — each scored 0-100, with what you did well and what to try next time.
Available now
Feedback explained in Kreyòl or Español
Your coaching summary is written in your own language, the way a colleague would say it — so nobody has to learn English through English.
Coming soon
Speaking out loud
Practice is typed today. Speaking your answer and hearing the client reply is the next thing we're building — we won't pretend it's ready until it is.
Coming soon
Agency rollout tools
Bulk seats, cohort assignment and supervisor dashboards. Caregivers can practise now; agency-side management is in design.
Coming soon
Retention reporting
Turnover, complaint volume and client-satisfaction movement tracked against training activity — planned once pilot cohorts are running.
Where others stop
Workplace English, or care training, or a speaking app. Never all three.
Agencies already pay for pieces of this. CareLingo is the only one that puts the job's vocabulary, AI conversation rehearsal and agency-level retention reporting in one seat.
| Capability | CareLingoVoice + AI simulation for home care | Voxy / EnGenWorkforce English, broad industries | CareAcademyCompliance & CE for caregivers | Duolingo / ELSAConsumer language & accent apps |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Workplace English curriculum | — | |||
| Live AI roleplay with a simulated client | — | — | ||
| Home-care specific scenarios | — | — | ||
| Retention & turnover reporting for agencies | — | — | — | |
| Sold and billed at the agency level | — |
Comparison reflects CareLingo's positioning against publicly described product categories. It describes the full product roadmap. Live today: AI client simulation, five-skill scoring and feedback in the caregiver's own language. Voice practice, translation and agency analytics are still in development.
The business case
We don't sell training. We sell the caregiver who stays.
Caregivers leave when they feel unseen on the job, and clients churn when they feel unheard. Both problems are the same problem. CareLingo is bought as a retention and client-satisfaction line item — and reported on like one.
- Baseline turnover, complaint volume and satisfaction before the cohort starts.
- Measure movement at week eight against caregivers who trained and those who didn't.
- One retained caregiver typically covers a full year of seats for their whole team.
Illustrative · 40-caregiver agency
$12,000
annual CareLingo cost
3
departures avoided to break even
8 wks
to your first report
From the field
What agency leaders tell us.
“Our caregivers weren't short on heart — they were short on words. After eight weeks, hand-off reports stopped needing a translator on the phone.”
“The simulation is the part that sold me. My team practiced a client refusing a shower forty times before it happened once for real.”
“We stopped buying training and started buying retention. That is the only line item my owner ever renews.”
Illustrative quotes from fictional pilot agencies, shown as placeholders ahead of launch.
Pricing
One seat. One price. Billed to the agency.
No per-course fees, no content upsells, no separate charge for the simulation.
Agency plan
$25/ learner / month
Sold in bulk to home-care agencies. Volume pricing from 25 seats; reassign a seat whenever staff change.
- Full voice course + AI client simulation
- Haitian Creole and Spanish support
- Supervisor dashboard & readiness scores
- Retention and satisfaction reporting
- Onboarding for your first cohort
Pilot cohort
Start with one team, prove the number.
Eight weeks, one cohort of caregivers, a baseline taken before you start and a written report at the end. If the retention movement isn't there, don't roll it out.
- Scoped to a single branch or shift team
- Baseline + week-eight comparison report
- Direct line to our care-training team
FAQ
Questions agencies ask first.
Still unsure whether it fits your caseload? Join the waitlist and we'll walk your team through a live scenario.
Who is CareLingo actually for?
Haitian Creole and Spanish-speaking home caregivers working for U.S. agencies. We sell to the agency, and the agency assigns seats to frontline staff who want stronger English on the job.
How is this different from Duolingo or ELSA Speak?
Those teach general language and accent. CareLingo teaches the language of one job and then makes caregivers rehearse it out loud with an AI client — medication check-ins, refusals, family hand-offs — with feedback a supervisor can act on.
Do caregivers need a computer?
No. Everything runs in a phone browser, in short sessions, so a caregiver can practice between visits or on the bus.
What does an agency get that a caregiver app doesn't give them?
Cohort rollout, supervisor visibility, communication-readiness scoring, and retention reporting that ties training activity to turnover and client-satisfaction movement.
How is it priced?
$25 per learner per month, billed in bulk to the agency. Volume pricing starts at 25 seats, and unused seats can be reassigned as staff change.
How long before we see results?
Pilot agencies run an eight-week cohort. We baseline turnover and complaint volume at the start and report movement at the end, so you can decide on evidence rather than enthusiasm.
Get started
Give your caregivers the words. Keep them on your roster.
Join the waitlist for the next pilot cohort. We'll show you the simulation, scope a cohort to your branch, and agree on the retention number we're both measuring.
No setup fee Works on any phone Cancel anytime
Privacy: every client in CareLingo is fictional. Caregivers must never enter a real client's name, address or any detail that could identify them. Practice conversations are private to the caregiver who wrote them. CareLingo is communication training only — it never gives medical advice.