A friendly daily call for the person you worry about.

Loving Hello phones your mom or dad every day at a time they choose, for a few minutes of conversation and a gentle reminder or two. Then it tells you how it went.

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No app. No gadgets. Just a phone call.

Margaret's phone rings at 9:02

Loving Hello Good morning, Margaret. I'm an AI voice from Loving Hello, calling to say hello. How did you sleep?

Margaret Pretty well, thank you. The birds woke me up.

Loving Hello That sounds lovely. Don't forget your morning pills with breakfast. Your appointment is Thursday at two.

Margaret I won't forget. Thank you, dear.

Loving Hello, 9:06 AM

Dana, Margaret picked up at 9:02 and chatted for 4 minutes. She slept well and enjoyed the birds this morning.

We reminded her about her morning pills and Thursday's appointment. All is well.

A sample call, and the note that arrives on the family's phone afterward.

How it works

1

Tell us who to call and when

Share your parent's name, number, and a time that suits their day. Nothing starts until your parent says yes themselves. Nothing to install.
2

We call every day

A short, warm chat with a reminder about medications or appointments, and a game or a story if they'd like one. The voice is an AI, and it says so at the start of every call.
3

You hear back

A short note after each call, a weekly summary, and a message right away if we can't reach them.

What your parent gets

Someone to talk to every day, a reminder to take their medications, and a small routine to look forward to.

What you get

A daily note, a weekly summary, and a prompt alert if a call goes unanswered. Brothers and sisters can get the notes too.

Games and memories, only if they want them

Some mornings your parent will want to chat. Other mornings they may enjoy a word game, a trivia question from their day, or telling the story of their first car. They choose, on every call.

A sample game, partway through a call

            Loving Hello
            Would you like to try a little word game today, Margaret, or just chat?
          
            Margaret
            Oh, let's try one.
          
            Loving Hello
            Name three things you'd find in a garden.
          
            Margaret
            Roses, tomatoes, and the hose, I suppose.
          
            Loving Hello
            Lovely, and I'd have forgotten the hose. Want another?

Word games: Name three things in a garden, or words that start with a letter. Quick, light, and easy to stop.
Trivia from their day: Movies, music, and history from the years they remember best.
Memory lane: Questions like "What was your first car?" that invite a story and a good listener.
Riddles and wordplay: Gentle puzzles and phrases to finish, just for fun.

What it gives your parent

Something fun to look forward to, lively conversation, and the chance to be asked about their own life and listened to. No pressure, and no scores.

What it gives you

A daily note with something to say, like "She told me about her first car." You hear what they enjoyed, never how they scored.

These are games for fun. They aren't tests, they aren't scored, and Loving Hello doesn't measure memory or health.

If we can't reach them, you'll know.

An unanswered call is the thing every family wants to hear about quickly. We try twice, then message you and anyone else you add. Here is a sample morning:

9:00 AM

First call. No answer.
9:15 AM

Second try. Still no answer.
9:30 AM

A message goes to you right away.

A plain-language promise

Loving Hello is a companionship and reminder service. It does not diagnose, monitor health conditions, or replace medical care or emergency services. In an emergency, call 911.

Your parent confirms the calls themselves before we start, and the voice always says it's an AI. We will never ask your parent for money, passwords, or bank or Medicare numbers.

Start a free week

Tell us who to call. We'll ask your parent to confirm, and nothing starts until they say yes.