Daily health support for your parent Peace of mind for you.
Mira is an AI phone assistant that calls your parent each day to help them stay on top of their health plan. Mira keeps you updated on daily progress and things that need your attention.
Reserve your two-week free trial. No card today. The trial starts with the first live call.
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Same voice Mira uses on the phone
Technology they don't have to learn
You get Mira ready
Introduce Mira, save her number, and choose the updates and call windows you want.
They activate Mira
Your parent calls Mira once to hear how she works, approve future calls, and review what she may share with you.
You add the care plan
After they activate, add medications, routines, and care instructions so Mira can help correctly.
Mira calls, then updates you
Short daily calls help them stay on track. You get a short evening note, plus a message when something may need you.
For them, and for you
A personal health assistant for them
Mira helps with medications and routines, answers from their care plan, and remembers doctor questions or errands they ask her to keep.
Follow-up for you, not interrogation
If a dose didn't happen, Mira asks what got in the way. You get a short evening note, and a message only when something may need you.
On their terms
No app setup. Calls start only after they activate Mira. They can pause or stop anytime. Mira is not 911 and not medical advice.
Common questions
Does it sound robotic?
Mira uses the same natural voice as on a real call. Warmth, pauses, ordinary conversation. Not a survey.
What if they miss a call?
Mira doesn't treat the day as lost. She carries anything unfinished into the next check-in, and if she can't reach your parent repeatedly, she lets you know.
Will Mira call my parent without permission?
No. Recurring calls do not start until your parent calls Mira once, hears how she works, and approves future calls. They can pause, move, or stop anytime.
Does my parent need an app or smartphone?
No. Mira calls their regular phone. If they can pick up, they can use it.
Is this emergency response or medical advice?
No. Mira is not emergency response, not a diagnosis, and not medication advice. If something sounds serious, she tells them to call 911 and alerts you.
When do the free two weeks start?
When Mira actually starts calling, after setup and your parent's agreement. Not when you reserve.