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After each call, you see how they are.

You and the care team get a short summary after every call, so your next call can start with their day. You get an alert if a call goes unanswered, or a medicine is missed or refused.

After each check-in conversation or medication reminder call, you see how they are, including which medications were taken, missed, or refused. People you invite can read or help, with the access you choose. Kinse does not keep call recordings. It is not a medical chart.

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What you see after each call

  1. One page for each person

    You see how the latest call went, a short summary, and when Cora last reached your loved one. You also see medication answers, the alerts you turned on, and what is coming up next. Kinse keeps no audio or full transcript. You can also get a summary email, daily or weekly, with quiet hours you set.

  2. Invite everyone who helps

    Invite a sibling, a neighbor, or the aide who already comes by. You choose who can only read and who can change medications or call times. A shared family board holds updates, handoffs, and requests for help. Inviting family does not cost extra, and alerts go only to the people you choose.

  3. One summary for everyone who helps

    Everyone on the care team reads the same summary after each call, so nobody has to ask who talked to your loved one last. Care organizations use the same summaries between visits.

Plans are priced per person Kinse calls. 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

Limits

  • No recordings or full transcripts.
  • Summaries use plain words about how the call went. There are no mood scores.
  • No diagnosis.
  • In an emergency, call 911.

Common questions

What do I see after a call?
A short summary per person: how the call went, what was said, last contact, medication answers, alerts, and upcoming check-ins. Not a medical chart. Not a recording.
Do I get recordings?
No. Plain-language summaries only. You do not get audio and you do not get a full transcript. The summary is what you read later.
Can more than one person see the summaries?
Yes. You choose who can change schedules, who can change some things, and who can only read. A sibling who only wants the summary can stay read-only. Inviting family does not cost extra.
Will my loved one feel watched?
No. It is a phone call your loved one can decline, and a summary you choose who sees. Kinse does not watch the house. In an emergency, call 911.
Are the summaries included?
Yes. Summaries and alerts are on every plan: Essentials at $29, Everyday at $44, and Family at $54 a month. They are not a paid extra.

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