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Calls while you work. Summary after.

You set the days and times. Kinse calls your loved one during the hours you cannot dial. After each call, you see how they are, including which medications were taken, missed, or refused.

Kinse for working caregivers is check-in conversations and medication reminders by phone when work hours block the dial. A check-in is a phone conversation with Cora, up to 10 minutes. You set times in your loved one's local time. Works with any phone, even a landline. No app for them. You read the short summary after your shift. Kinse is not 911.

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Claire on a morning phone call in a sunny garden

Good morning, Claire.

This is Cora. How did you sleep?

Their schedule

Calls land at their local time, even mid-shift for you.

Your workday

You do not need to step out to place the check-in.

The summary waits

You open how they are when you can, not mid-meeting.

What happens on a workday

  1. Set once

    Add their number, local time, and the days Kinse should call. Pause when you are off or visiting.

  2. Kinse dials

    They answer any phone, even a landline. Save the number as Cora. Medication reminders name the dose when due.

  3. You catch up later

    After the call, the short summary is ready. A miss or a missed medicine can alert people you name.

Essentials is $34 a month, with 3 check-ins and up to 7 medication reminder calls a week. Everyday is $44 a month, with up to 7 check-ins and 21 medication reminder calls. Family is $54 a month, with up to 7 check-ins and 28 medication reminder calls. Per person Kinse calls. Calling 6 or more people? Talk to us. See pricing

After the call

The update is there when you clock out.

A short summary: reached or not, how the check-in went, taken, missed, refused, or unclear. Kinse does not send anyone to the house.

Person summary with Meds today as a count and last check-in

Limits

  • Your loved one can decline the call.
  • Kinse does not record audio or store a full transcript.
  • Kinse is not 911 and does not send anyone to the house.
  • Living far away is Long distance. Sharing with brothers and sisters is For siblings.
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Common questions

What is a check-in?
A phone conversation with Cora on a day you set, up to 10 minutes. Cora asks one question at a time and remembers what they shared before. You read a short summary when your shift ends.
Will Kinse call during my workday?
Kinse calls your loved one on the schedule you set at their local time. That can be during your workday. You do not need to place the call yourself. The summary waits for you after.
Is this only for long-distance caregivers?
No. Long distance is for living far away. This page is for work hours, shifts, and days when you cannot dial even if you live nearby.
Does your loved one need a smartphone?
No. Works with any phone, even a landline. No app for them.
How much is it?
You pay per person Kinse calls. Essentials is $34 a month (3 check-ins, up to 7 medication reminder calls a week). Everyday is $44 (up to 7 check-ins, 21 medication reminder calls). Family is $54 (up to 7 check-ins, 28 medication reminder calls). Yearly is two months free: $340, $440, or $540.
When do the calls start?
After you add a phone number, their local time, and a schedule, and you choose a plan. A sample on this site is not their call.

Also see

For a loved oneLong distanceInstead of calling myself

When you are ready

Check-in conversations and medication reminders by phone.

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