How Vini helps
Know sooner, in their own words.
If a check-in goes unanswered for an hour, or your parent says they're not feeling well, Vini lets the right family member know, in your parent's own words. Then a person picks up the phone.
How Vini helps
If a check-in goes unanswered for an hour, or your parent says they're not feeling well, Vini lets the right family member know, in your parent's own words. Then a person picks up the phone.
Before anything else, Vini answers your parent kindly and tells them the family has been told. Nobody is left talking to silence.
If the morning hello goes unanswered for an hour, the family hears about it. Most of the time it's nothing. But you'll know by nine, not on Sunday.
When Vini nudges the family, it quotes what your parent said rather than translating it into a status. "Feeling a bit low" stays "feeling a bit low". You decide what it means.
After the morning check-in goes unanswered.
Or low, or in pain, or anything that reads as needing attention.
Missed doses show in the week's summary so someone can follow up.
Not days later.
Make HeyVini easier to read and use.
