When the call comes about Mom or Dad, your family already has a plan.
Kinplan helps you and your siblings build your parents' care plan now: their health, their paperwork, their money, and where they'd want to go. When something happens, one tap puts it in motion.
Founding members pay $39 for the first year. No charge until launch.
Dad's plan started, 2:14 PM
Dad is in the hospital
Mike heads to the hospital. Jen calls his pastor.
Meds, allergies, blood thinner, and his healthcare proxy.
Starting with: is he admitted, or under observation?
Your family's first choice, already toured.
Most families plan for this in a hospital hallway.
About 70% of people over 65 will need help with daily living at some point. Very few families have talked about what that looks like.
Medicare doesn't pay for daily care
Help with bathing, dressing, and living safely at home or in assisted living is mostly paid by families.
Discharge comes fast
Families often get a day or two of notice to decide where a parent goes next, and which places have room.
The paperwork is scattered
Medications, insurance cards, power of attorney, account logins: spread across drawers, inboxes, and siblings.
How it works
A living plan your whole family keeps up together, with your parent's voice in it.
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Build the plan together
Log medications, doctors, insurance, and legal documents. Your parent records their own wishes in plain language. Siblings take on roles.
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Choose the places ahead of time
Tour assisted living and rehab options while there's time. Log costs, notes, and whether they accept Medicaid. Rank a first choice and a backup.
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Get it done with the right people
Every to-do connects to someone who can finish it: an elder law attorney, a financial advisor, a free Medicare counselor, or your own.
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Keep it current
Kinplan reminds you when something goes stale: an old medication list, open enrollment, a document that needs updating.
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One tap when it happens
Your family is alerted with their roles, the hospital gets what it needs, and your next steps are waiting.
Interactive demo with sample data. Try holding the red button.
How long would your parent's money last?
Free, no signup. Move the sliders to see how savings hold up under each kind of care.
Social Security, pension, and other steady income.
A good time to review your parent's drug plan. Free counselors in every state can help, and they don't sell plans.
| Care option | Monthly gap | Money lasts |
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Costs are rough national averages. Prices in your area may differ. This is an estimate, not financial advice.
Our promises
You're trusting us with your parent's health and money. Here's how we treat that.
We never sell your data
Not to advertisers, insurers, or facilities. Your plan belongs to your family.
No kickbacks from facilities
Senior living referral services are usually paid by the facilities. We're paid by families, so our only job is your parent.
You decide who sees what
Invite siblings with their own permissions. Every view and change is logged, so nothing happens quietly.
Built to healthcare standards
Encrypted storage and infrastructure that supports HIPAA-level safeguards, from day one.
Get early access
We're opening to a small group of families first. Tell us a little about yours.
Founding member
$39 first year
Then $59 a year. Your founding price is locked in as long as you stay.
- One plan for your parent, shared with all your siblings
- The full Learn library for you and your parent
- Reminders that keep the plan current
- One-tap crisis mode
- Help shaping what we build next
Questions
Does my parent need to use it?
No. Adult children can build and run the whole plan. Parents who want to can add their own wishes and take the lessons written for them, with larger text.
Is this medical, legal, or financial advice?
No. Kinplan organizes your plan and teaches the basics. When you need advice, it connects you with licensed professionals, or free counselors when they fit.
What if my parent doesn't have much money?
The plan works the same way. For families with limited savings, Kinplan points you to Medicaid, Medicare savings programs, and free local help instead of paid services.
When does it launch?
We're opening to founding members in small groups. We'll email you when your spot is ready.