Ramona at Home

You can't call every day.
Ramona can.

Ramona checks in with your mom by voice or text, every day, and tells you how she's doing. No app for her to install. No camera in her house.

Free to start. Takes about three minutes.

What it sounds like

It sounds like someone who knows her.

Ramona remembers what your mom said last Tuesday. She asks about the hip. She notices when the answer changes. Then she keeps going, at your mom's pace, for as long as your mom wants to talk.

No scripts. No menus. No "I didn't understand that."

“She asked about my sister's surgery. I never told her the date. She remembered the whole thing.”

Member, 78, Ohio

The gap

Six days out of seven, nobody is looking.

A doctor sees her for fifteen minutes. You get one phone call, if the week allows. Everything that actually matters happens in the space between.

Doctor Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Doctor
A doctor's visit A Ramona check-in

What you get

A note every Sunday, in her own words.

You see what she said, what changed, and what is worth a phone call. You stop guessing from a three-minute call on the drive home.

You can also open it any day, and you'll see the last check-in.

Ruth, this week Sun · 6:00 pm
  • Slept well five nights. Said the hip is "about the same."
  • Walked to the mailbox on Tuesday and Thursday. Sat down after.
  • Took her blood pressure Wednesday: 138 over 82.
  • Mentioned a sore hip three mornings in a row. Worth a call to the doctor.

She doesn't use apps. Add texts.

The free version works in the browser. If your mom would rather not open anything, the paid version reaches her by text message on the phone she already answers. $69 a month.

Someone in your corner.
Every single day.

Set up her first check-in now. You'll see how it goes tonight.