A calmer evening
Help your parents stay independent — and your family stay worry-free.
One trusted line your mom or dad can call for everything that isn't 911 — and a weekly update so you can sleep.
No card needed. No pressure. 15 minutes.
Margaret, 78 — Tampa
Calls us first when she's not sure who to call.
Trusted by families across the U.S.
Non-medical. No diagnoses.
HIPAA-grade. Encrypted records.
Month-to-month. No contracts.
Real humans. Same voice every call.
What we do
Three things, in plain English.
We are not medical, not legal, not a placement service. We are the calm voice on the phone that handles everything else.
We call.
Regular check-ins, wellness calls, appointment reminders. Your parents always know who's on the other end.
We coordinate.
Doctors, pharmacies, rides, deliveries, paperwork. We chase the loose ends so the family doesn't have to.
We update.
A weekly summary to whoever in the family needs to know — and a phone call the moment something matters.
My mom calls them before she calls me now. That's the highest compliment I can give a service — she trusts them, and I finally sleep at night.
Sarah K.
Daughter, in Boston · Parents in Tampa
Your senior advocate
Same voice. Every call.
How it works
From phone call to peace of mind in three steps.
Most families are up and running within a week of the first call.
1
Book a free call
Fifteen minutes. Tell us what's going on. No card, no commitment, no awkward sales pitch.
2
We design the plan
We pick the right package, build the contact list, set the cadence — together with whoever in the family needs to be in the loop.
3
We're the line they call
Your parents call us first for the everyday stuff. You hear from us each week, and immediately if something matters.
What's included
Three packages. Pick a starting point — we tune from there.
Month-to-month. Cancel anytime. We'll recommend a fit on the free call.
Bronze
Essentials
$149 / month
- Weekly check-in call
- Appointment reminders
- Family update each week
- One emergency contact relay
Most popular
Silver
For active coordination
$299 / month
- Everything in Bronze
- Medication coordination
- Provider follow-ups
- Up to 3 family contacts on updates
Gold
Full advocacy
$549 / month
- Everything in Silver
- Dedicated point person
- Hospital discharge support
- Unlimited family contacts
Founder & lead advocate
[Your Name]
"Twenty years coordinating care for older adults — most recently for my own parents. I built this for the families who can't be in two places at once."
Non-medical service
We don't diagnose, prescribe, or replace 911. We're the people in between.
Confidential
Information stays between you, the client, and the contacts you approve. Always (HIPAA aware).
Family-first
You decide what we share, with whom, and how often. The family is always the team.
FAQ
The questions families ask first.
If you're wondering whether this is a fit, the free call is the fastest way to find out.
How is this different from a home-health aide or a geriatric care manager?
Home-health aides come to the house and provide hands-on care. Geriatric care managers do in-person assessments and write care plans. We do something narrower: we are the calm voice on the phone for the everyday stuff — calls, scheduling, reminders, updates to the family. We often work alongside an aide or a care manager, not instead of one.
What if my parent won't agree to use the service?
That's common. We start by talking with you. Many families have us call as "a service the family uses to keep in touch about appointments" — we don't push, we earn it call by call. If after a few weeks your parent says no thanks, you can cancel.
How much does it cost, and what's the contract?
Plans start at $149/month (Bronze). Month-to-month, no annual contracts, no setup fees. The free 15-minute call decides whether we're a fit before any money changes hands.
Are you HIPAA-compliant? What about my parent's medical information?
We are non-medical, so HIPAA does not technically apply to us — but we operate to that standard: encrypted records, role-based access, and only the people you approve see anything. Medical information we receive is used to coordinate, not to diagnose or treat.
Can my siblings and I all be on the weekly updates?
Yes. You can add any approved family contact to the weekly summary, and we can tailor what each person sees. This is especially useful when siblings have different concerns or live in different time zones.
What about emergencies?
We are not a substitute for 911. In a genuine emergency, your parents call 911 first — then they (or first responders) can call us, and we will coordinate everything that comes next: notifying the family, talking to providers, arranging follow-up care.
The ask
Start with a free fifteen-minute call.
Tell us what's going on. We'll tell you whether we can help — honestly.