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One question at a time. Your loved one can skip.

One question at a time. Your loved one can skip. You see how the call went.

Kinse dementia-care check-ins are phone calls at home, at a pace you set. One question at a time. Your loved one can skip. You see how the call went, plus confirmations and alerts. Cora is the voice on the call. Kinse does not diagnose, treat, or replace in-person care. Kinse is not 911.

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Cora voice settings with Speed Slower selected and Voice 1 checked

On the call

Phone check-ins at home for someone living with dementia

One question. Then a pause.

You set a slower or faster pace, and you can change it later. Six voices. Topics your loved one already talks about. The next question does not rush your loved one.

Their side

A skipped question is still a finished call.

Your loved one does not have to complete a script. Your loved one can decline the whole call. A miss becomes an alert to the people you name, not a clinical finding.

Your side

You see how the call went. Kinse does not interpret it.

Reached or not. What was taken. Anything that needs a person. If siblings need the same summary, that is For families. Kinse does not diagnose from a call. No risk score.

Essentials $29 · Everyday $39 per person who is called. See pricing

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Limits

  • Kinse does not diagnose, stage, or treat dementia.
  • Kinse does not replace a clinician, adult day, home care, or a family visit.
  • Kinse does not record audio or store a full transcript.
  • A missed or skipped call is a summary, not a decline in cognition.
  • If it is urgent, call local emergency services.
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Before you decide

Common questions

Is Kinse a dementia-care program?
No. Kinse places phone check-ins and medication reminders. The call is slow and one question at a time. Your loved one can skip a question. Care, diagnosis, and treatment stay with clinicians and the family.
What if your loved one gets confused on the call?
Short questions. Time to answer. Your loved one can skip. You can move the time or change the pace. Kinse does not push through a script. A confused answer is still a summary you can read later.
Does your loved one need an app or a new device?
No. Any phone is enough, even a landline. Your loved one picks up. There is no new device to learn.
Will Kinse tell me if they are getting worse?
No. You see how the call went. You decide what it means. Kinse does not score cognition. A harder day on the phone is a summary, not a diagnosis.
Can more than one person see how the call went?
Yes. Invite them with a role. That setup lives on For families. A sibling can read how the call went without changing the schedule.

When you are ready

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