Senior Call

Founded in Delaware and serving families nationwide, Senior Call provides daily wellness check-in calls for seniors and anyone who needs a daily check-in, in all 50 states. Founder Kevon Cumberbatch, a New Castle County resident with more than 20 years in law enforcement, built Senior Call on the senior roll call programs police departments use to check on older residents who live alone.

Here's how it works. Each day, Senior Call places an automated call to your loved one at a time you choose, on any landline or cell phone. There's no app to learn, no wearable to charge and no button to press. If they answer, family gets a text so you know they're okay. If they don't answer, we try again and then alert everyone in their care circle by text and email right away. Every call is recorded, so family can check call history anytime.

Senior Call is a simple, affordable alternative to medical alert systems. It's built for adult children caring for aging parents from near or far, seniors aging in place, and adults of any age living alone with a health condition or disability. Service starts at $9.99 a month with a 7-day free trial and no contracts. Calls are available in English and Spanish.

From Middletown to anywhere in the U.S., Senior Call also partners with police departments, agencies on aging and healthcare organizations that want a daily check-in program for the people they serve.

Learn more or start a free trial at seniorcall.io, or call (302) 468-1468

Senior Call is an online and phone-based service, so there's no office to visit. Sign up at seniorcall.io or call (302) 468-1468 anytime.