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Phone check-ins · No app for your loved one

Always close, no matter the distance.

Kinse keeps families close with warm phone check-ins, medication reminders, and real-time updates. No app or new device for your loved one. They just answer the phone.

Phone out. Voice in. Updates back to you.

  • Kinse calls their phone
  • They confirm medications out loud
  • You read the summary
An older woman taking a pill from a weekly organizer next to a glass of water

How it works

You set the rhythm. Kinse keeps it.

  1. Kinse calls their phone

    On the schedule you set, in their timezone.

  2. They confirm medications out loud

    Taken, missed, or refused. No app to open.

  3. You read the summary

    A plain-language update and any alert that needs you.

What you receive

After the call, the dashboard tells the story.

You do not need to listen to every minute. You see how the call went, a plain-language summary, which medications were confirmed, and any alert that needs you.

Kinse dashboard collage showing connection status, call summaries, medication adherence, and alerts after phone check-ins

Who it's for

Built for families, ready for care teams

Stay close through friendly phone check-ins and clear updates, even when distance makes it hard to be there in person.

  • For myself

    Stay on top of your own check-ins and medications, on your schedule.

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  • For a loved one

    They answer the phone. You get summaries and alerts when something needs you.

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  • For families and caregivers

    Coordinate care together without juggling three different apps.

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Supporting clients between visits? Learn more. Adult day programs, home care agencies, and senior centers.

Phone check-ins, medication reminders, and updates you can trust

Not another app for them to learn. You set the schedule in Kinse, Kinse places the calls, and confirmations and summaries come back to you.

  • Kinse calls on your rhythm

    Scheduled phone check-ins

    You pick weekly check-in times in their timezone. Kinse dials out and asks one question at a time with Cora, a natural phone call, not a robochecklist. They answer the phone. No app required.

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    An older man smiling during a warm phone check-in from his armchair at home
    A completed morning check-in summary in the Kinse timeline
  • Confirmations you can track

    Medication reminders by voice

    At dose time, the call names the medication and asks if they took it. Taken, missed, refused, or unclear is logged on your dashboard, so you see what happened instead of hoping a push alert was noticed.

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    An older adult taking a dose from a weekly pill organizer at a sunny kitchen table, with a phone nearby
    A missed medication alert flagged for follow-up on the Kinse dashboard
  • Summaries land in your dashboard

    Updates you can trust

    After each call, a plain-language summary, wellness trends, and any alert that needs you land in your dashboard. Share access with the people in your care circle so everyone stays close.

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    A family caregiver smiling with relief while reading an update about her parent on her phone
    A highlight pulled from a recent Kinse call

FAQ

What happens on a Kinse call?
Kinse places an outbound call at the time you scheduled. For check-ins, the conversation covers mood, routine, and social connection, one question at a time. For medications, the call names the dose and asks if they took it; taken, missed, refused, or unclear shows on your dashboard. If a check-in and a medication fall within 15 minutes, Kinse combines them into one call.
Does the person receiving calls need a smartphone or app?
No. Kinse dials their regular phone number. Caregivers use the Kinse web app to configure schedules and read summaries. The person who answers does not need to install anything.
What if they are hard of hearing or get confused easily?
Calls use patient pacing: short questions, time to respond, and clear language. During onboarding you set tone and context; you can adjust schedules and call times as needs change.
Is Kinse a doctor, nurse, or emergency line?
No. Kinse supports daily check-ins and medication reminders by phone. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace 911 or your care team. For emergencies, use local emergency services.
How do I get started?
Start a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. Add a phone number, set check-in and medication times, and Kinse handles the outbound calls. Add payment in billing when you are ready to continue. Prefer to talk first? Contact us anytime.

Set the schedule once. Kinse places the calls.

Start a 14-day trial: configure check-ins and medications, invite your care circle, and see summaries on your dashboard after the first call.