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 ... I felt obligated to check in on my Mom a few times a day so she wouldn’t be so lonely and bored.  But, it was so hard to fit in with my kids, house and job....  Now, your caller checks in on her every morning and I call her to say good night before I go to bed.  A very nice way to end my day.”  Sarah L. of Fairfax, VA

 

“... thank you for creating Check In Calls.  My 91-year old Dad brags to me how he flirts with his caller!   I think she brightens his day and has definitely improved his mood!”  Jane M. of Bloomfield Hills, MI

 

 

For less than the cost of my morning Starbucks, my Dad gets to enjoy a real, live conversation with a really nice person.  ... He looks forward to his calls and I feel great about providing this for him.”  Jim M. of Aurora, OH

 

 

“My Mother's memoir is absolutely BEAUTIFUL!  Thank you so much.  ...We gave a copy to each of our children and look forward to sharing her story with our grandchildren (when we have some!) 

Cynthia R., Farmington, MI

 

(Editor's Note:   Check out our new site dedicated to Memoir Keepsakes:  Memoir-Maker!)  

 

I was skeptical when I signed up for myself. But, I LOVE my caller, love the service and highly recommend it to all my friends. It’s so much fun talking to someone other than the same old folks around here!” Beth C. of Lake Forest, IL

 

I wish this service had been around when my mother was alive. It’s so comforting knowing someone is checking in on my aunt every day.” Shelby R. of Laguna Beach, CA

 

Media Coverage & etc.

A 2006 study of telephone surveillance of elderly patients living alone in Canada saw that regular phone contact reduced use of home care services, and led to an overall decrease of health and public services costs, according to the journal Health and Quality of Life Outcomes. The study also cited a high satisfaction rate among the users of a telephone contact service and a decreased psychological burden on caregivers.

 

Check-In Calls' ElderCaring Blog makes "Best of 2011 Bloggers" @ www.wordpress.com, January 6, 2011

 

Business Profile on Manta.com

 

Nomination for Best of Start-Ups

 

Observer & Eccentric Business Briefs

 

 

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