Bea.

For hospice and bereavement teams

Practical financial guidance alongside your bereavement support.

Bea is a financial-navigation guide for women after the loss of a partner, designed to help them understand their money, identify what needs attention, and take manageable next steps.

Bea uses AI. We’re preparing a free beta and inviting hospice and bereavement teams to help shape it.

Two women sit at a small round table in a quiet room. One is speaking and the other listens, a hand resting on her arm

What Bea offers the women you support.

Bea is being built to help a woman understand the relevant information, consider her options and prepare to act. Your team can offer her this resource alongside the support you already provide.

See an example of Bea’s guidance
  • After a collections callBea helps her work out what to ask before deciding what to do.
  • When health coverage is changingBea helps her understand her options and the enrollment dates that apply to her.

How Bea fits alongside your team

Bea educates and prepares. Legal advice, financial advice and grief counseling stay with the professionals who provide them.

How Bea is built with safety in mind
  • Guidance checked against official sources.
  • The decisions stay with her.
  • She chooses whether to share conversations for review.

Help shape Bea for the women you support.

We’re inviting hospice and bereavement teams to try Bea with the women they support and tell us what helps and what needs changing. Taking part is time-limited and carries no purchase obligation, and Bea is free to the women in the beta. The invitation process, the timing and the feedback are agreed with you before any woman is invited.

  1. A conversation and demoWe talk about where financial questions come up in your program. You see Bea for yourselves and decide whether to offer her.
  2. An optional invitationYour team offers Bea to women with a card or a link. Each woman decides for herself, signs up on her own, and chooses whether to give feedback.
  3. Feedback and a summaryYour team tells us what was useful and what needs changing. You receive a summary of participation and feedback. The report excludes names and individual conversations.
Nicole Collins smiling outdoors in a cap and glasses, with Hank, a golden retriever, beside her

From Nicole

I’m building Bea to help women understand their money after losing a partner. The beta focuses on financial clarity and manageable next steps. I’d like to understand where these questions arise in your program and whether the current experience could be a useful optional resource for the women you support.

Nicole Collins, Founder & CEO

Start with a conversation.

In a 20-minute call, we’ll discuss where financial questions arise in your program and whether joining Bea’s beta would be a useful next step.

If you support women after a partner’s death in another setting, I’d welcome the same conversation.