Solutions · Nursing homes
You don't have to call the desk.
If the resident can answer a phone, Kinse dials it. The summary goes to the people you name.
Kinse for nursing homes places supplemental check-in calls for residents who can answer any phone, even a landline. Invited family sees a short summary. Medication reminder calls are optional and do not replace a med pass. Kinse is not a nurse-call system, a quality rating, or 911.
The resident
Phone check-ins for nursing-home residents
The call only works if the resident can answer.
Room phone or mobile, at the resident's local time. One question at a time. If the home cannot provide a reachable number, this is not the product.
The family
Open the summary. Do not occupy the switchboard.
Last contact. A short summary. Confirmations. A miss, if one happened. Read-only is the default for family. Alerts only to the people the home names.
The home
Schedule control stays with the home. Family does not become the scheduler.
Coordinators change times. Family reads. Medication reminder calls are optional here and are not a med pass. The caseload and billing conversation is For care organizations. A cognition-sensitive call at home is Dementia care.
One resident, family-paid: $29 / $39. A floor of residents: Talk to us
Limits
- Kinse is not a nurse-call, wander system, staffing tool, or CMS quality rating.
- Nursing-home quality lookup is a separate tool.
- No number to dial means no call.
- No recordings. No diagnosis. Not 911.
- Kinse does not replace the care plan or a visit.
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