Great Care Runs on a Connected EHR
Email Domain Update
Starting soon, our emails will be sent from @frisco.ai instead of @Frisco.care.
Why is the email domain changing?
We’re aligning our email communications with the domain we use to support the Frisco platform and our growing community of EHR users and IDD/HCBS professionals.
This change helps create a more consistent experience whenever you interact with Frisco.
What isn’t changing?
The things you rely on remain exactly the same. You’ll continue receiving insights and updates from the Frisco team focused on helping IDD/HCBS organizations:
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- Reduce manual work during documentation and billing
- Work with cleaner, more accessible client and care data
- Track compliance and audit readiness with greater confidence
- Improve caregiver and back-office efficiency
- Make faster, data-informed care and staffing decisions
Why should you add @frisco.ai to your safe sender list?
How to add @frisco.ai to your safe senders
Choose your email provider below and follow the steps to ensure future emails from @frisco.ai are delivered to your inbox.
Gmail
- Open Settings → See all settings.
- Go to Filters and Blocked Addresses.
- Select Create a new filter.
- In the From field, enter @frisco.ai.
- Click Create filter.
- Select Never send it to Spam.
- Save the filter.
Yahoo Mail
- Open Settings → More Settings.
- Select Filters and create a new filter.
- Enter @frisco.ai in the From field.
- Deliver matching emails to your Inbox.
- Save the filter.
Outlook
- Open Settings → View all Outlook settings.
- Select Mail → Junk email.
- Under Safe senders and domains, select Add.
- Enter @frisco.ai.
- Save your changes.
Apple Mail
- Open Mail → Settings.
- Select the Rules tab.
- Create a new rule for emails from @frisco.ai.
- Save the rule.
Already found one of our emails in Spam?
Open the message and choose Not Spam, Not Junk, or Report Not Spam, depending on your email provider. This helps future emails from @frisco.ai reach your inbox.
Thanks for staying connected.
Frisco.care Team
