Senior living

Give every resident a patient helper.
One that never gets tired.

Mimi Care helps residents of independent and assisted living understand the bills, mail and medicine labels that land in their mailbox, and points out the warning signs of a scam before money moves.

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The Mimi Care help menu: “What can I help with? Tap one, or just tell me.” The choices are A bill, A letter, My pills, Technology, Something else and Record a meeting, with a “Just tell me” button.
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For your community

What your community gets

  • Spanish from day one

    Residents who prefer Spanish hear every explanation in Spanish. Nothing extra to set up.

  • One bill for your community

    Your community pays for the residents who use Mimi Care, so residents never enter a card.

  • Signs residents can hear

    Turn on Mimi Care signs, and a resident can scan the code on a notice in a common area to hear it read out loud.

Day to day

How it shows up

  • A letter that sounds scary

    A resident gets a Medicare letter that sounds alarming. Mimi Care describes what it looks like and who it’s addressed to, and suggests checking with family before acting.

  • A bill that went up

    A resident takes a picture of the electric bill. Mimi Care says what it looks like and what’s due, and if the bill prints last month’s amount, it can point out the difference.

  • A new medicine label

    A resident wants to know what a new label says. Mimi Care reads the name and the directions out loud. Dosing questions go to the pharmacist.

What organizations should know

  • Encrypted, and not used to train AI

    Photos and explanations are sent over an encrypted connection and stored encrypted. We don’t use them to train AI. Every time a saved help is opened or deleted, it’s recorded in an audit log.

  • AI from Anthropic

    Mimi Care runs on AI from Anthropic, one of the world’s leading AI companies. Anthropic’s commercial terms prohibit it from training on what we send. Under its published policy, it deletes that within 30 days, and keeps it longer (up to 2 years) only if its safety systems flag it for review.

  • For the United States

    Mimi Care is offered in the United States only, and its service turns away connections from other countries.

  • Scam warning signs

    Mimi Care points out pressure to pay, threats and strange phone numbers, so a resident can stop and check before money moves.

  • English and Spanish

    Residents can use the whole app in English or Spanish.

  • Built for dignity

    Mimi Care never tells a resident to pay, sign or call anyone back. It explains, then suggests checking with someone they trust.

Want to bring Mimi Care to your community?

Tell us about your community, and we’ll set up a call.

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