About The Dove Circle
One circle. Six ways to care for the people who care.
The Dove Circle is the parent of six brands for home care, publishing and everyday essentials. Each one takes a real problem off a care team's plate; together they keep the promises home care makes, day and night.
Our story
Built inside a working home-care office.
The Dove Circle began with the everyday work of running a home-care office: calls after the office closes, shifts that open up at the last minute, caregivers who deserve recognition, and families who need to know someone is coming.
Its founder, Mark Messenger, set out to build the tools, stories and goods he wished his own team had. The dove is the circle's symbol of care; the ring around it stands for the people who keep each other covered.
People. Purpose. Possibilities. Every product in the circle starts with the people doing the work, serves a clear purpose, and opens new possibilities for agencies, caregivers and families.
The brands
Six brands, each in its own halo.
Every brand shares the same dove and wears its own color. Choose one to learn more.
- The DOVE NewsStories that lift home care.A monthly newsletter for home-care offices, with caregiver stories, office news and community moments.Monthly newsletter
- DoveOnCallThe office may close. Care doesn't.After-hours answering and response for home-care agencies, with people on call behind the AI.In development
- DoveOnDeckThe right caregiver. The right match. The right hand.Caregiver matching and credential readiness, dealt as a deck of cards from Ace to 2.Working prototype
- DoveRescueWhen your team can't cover, your network can.Two kinds of rescue: emergency shift coverage from your own team and partner offices, and the Care Circle, where community sponsors help pay for care.In development
- DoveOSOne circle for your whole agency.A cloud operating system for home-care agencies, with the DoveOS dashboard for coverage, alerts and the morning report.Planned
- DoveStuffWear the circle. Share the care.Apparel, Dove plush, playing cards and promotional goods for care teams.Merchandise
New in DoveRescue: the Care Circle. Churches, mosques, temples, nonprofits, foundations, organizations and families can sponsor in-home care hours for older adults who need help paying for care.
What we stand for
How the circle works.
People stay in charge
Technology does the searching, sorting and remembering. People make the decisions, and caregivers can always say no.
Honest about where we are
Every product shows its real status. Demos are simulated and use fictional people.
Privacy first
Website forms never ask for health details, and confidential records belong in secured systems, not on web pages.
The DOVE News
Know a story worth telling?
Caregivers, office staff, clients and families are welcome to suggest stories for The DOVE News. Tell us the idea in a few sentences; we'll follow up.
Story idea received
Thank you. Our editors read every submission and will email you if we'd like to feature it.
About The Dove Circle
One circle. Six ways to care for the people who care.
The Dove Circle is the parent of six brands for home care, publishing and everyday essentials. Each one takes a real problem off a care team's plate; together they keep the promises home care makes, day and night.
Our story
Built inside a working home-care office.
The Dove Circle began with the everyday work of running a home-care office: calls after the office closes, shifts that open up at the last minute, caregivers who deserve recognition, and families who need to know someone is coming.
Its founder, Mark Messenger, set out to build the tools, stories and goods he wished his own team had. The dove is the circle's symbol of care; the ring around it stands for the people who keep each other covered.
People. Purpose. Possibilities. Every product in the circle starts with the people doing the work, serves a clear purpose, and opens new possibilities for agencies, caregivers and families.
The brands
Six brands, each in its own halo.
Every brand shares the same dove and wears its own color. Choose one to learn more.
- The DOVE NewsStories that lift home care.A monthly newsletter for home-care offices, with caregiver stories, office news and community moments.Monthly newsletter
- DoveOnCallThe office may close. Care doesn't.After-hours answering and response for home-care agencies, with people on call behind the AI.In development
- DoveOnDeckThe right caregiver. The right match. The right hand.Caregiver matching and credential readiness, dealt as a deck of cards from Ace to 2.Working prototype
- DoveRescueWhen your team can't cover, your network can.Two kinds of rescue: emergency shift coverage from your own team and partner offices, and the Care Circle, where community sponsors help pay for care.In development
- DoveOSOne circle for your whole agency.A cloud operating system for home-care agencies, with the DoveOS dashboard for coverage, alerts and the morning report.Planned
- DoveStuffWear the circle. Share the care.Apparel, Dove plush, playing cards and promotional goods for care teams.Merchandise
New in DoveRescue: the Care Circle. Churches, mosques, temples, nonprofits, foundations, organizations and families can sponsor in-home care hours for older adults who need help paying for care.
What we stand for
How the circle works.
People stay in charge
Technology does the searching, sorting and remembering. People make the decisions, and caregivers can always say no.
Honest about where we are
Every product shows its real status. Demos are simulated and use fictional people.
Privacy first
Website forms never ask for health details, and confidential records belong in secured systems, not on web pages.
Resources
Guides and fillable forms for agencies, families and partners, including “The Full Circle” guide.
See resourcesThe Dove Circle app
One app for every brand in the circle, with role-based sections. Coming soon.
About the appThe DOVE News
Know a story worth telling?
Caregivers, office staff, clients and families are welcome to suggest stories for The DOVE News. Tell us the idea in a few sentences; we'll follow up.
Story idea received
Thank you. Our editors read every submission and will email you if we'd like to feature it.