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Calls, medication reminders, and a clear summary

Cora calls on the days you set for check-in conversations and medication reminders. After each call, you and the care team read how they are.

Kinse is check-in conversations and medication reminder calls by phone for family caregivers, and for anyone who wants the calls for themselves. A check-in is a phone conversation with Cora, up to 10 minutes. You choose the days and times. Kinse calls. After each call, you stay informed about their wellbeing, including which medications were taken, missed, or refused. Kinse is not an emergency service.

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Also on every plan

What else is included.

  • A voice you can choose

    6 voices and a slower, normal, or faster pace. You can change them any time.

  • Appointments on the calls

    Add a doctor visit in Kinse. Cora brings it up on scheduled check-in calls in the days before, with the time, place, and who is going. After the visit, Cora may ask how it went.

  • A miss becomes an alert

    If a check-in call goes unanswered, or a medicine is missed or refused, you get an alert, so you are not guessing from silence.

  • One account, several people

    Add your loved one for Kinse to call. Invite siblings or helpers to the care team at no extra cost.

Before you decide

Common questions

What does your loved one need?
Any phone, even a landline. No smartphone or app for the person Kinse calls. They just answer. Save Kinse's number in their phone as Cora. You pick the days in the Kinse app.
Are check-in conversations and medication reminder calls on every plan?
Yes. Check-in conversations, medication reminder calls, summaries, and alerts are on Essentials, Everyday, and Family. Check-in calls and medication reminder calls use the same call minutes. Plans include 150, 220, or 280 call minutes a month for each person. If the minutes run out, check-in calls and other reminder calls pause until your next billing date, and you get an alert. Medication reminder calls keep calling on schedule.
What is on Essentials vs Everyday vs Family?
Essentials is $29 a month per person, with 150 call minutes a month, about 35 a week. Everyday is $44 a month per person, with 220 call minutes, about 50 a week. Family is $54 a month per person, with 280 call minutes, about 65 a week. See pricing.
Do I get a recording of the call?
Kinse does not store call recordings or a full transcript. After each call, you get a short summary: how the check-in went, and for medication reminders whether each dose was taken, missed, refused, or unclear. You choose who on the care team can see those summaries.
What if your loved one does not pick up?
Kinse tries once more. If Kinse still cannot reach them, you get an alert, so you are not guessing from silence. You decide what to do next, like calling them yourself, asking a neighbor to check in, or changing the schedule.
Is Kinse an emergency line?
No. Kinse makes scheduled calls. It is not 911, and it does not send help to the house. If someone may be in immediate danger, call 911 or your local emergency number. If a call goes unanswered or something worrisome comes up, the people you invite get an alert.

Hear a check-in before you decide