A Familiar Voice
The same caller each time, on a schedule your loved one can count on. Warm conversation about the things they care about.
Daily check-in calls for older adults
A Familiar Voice.
A Meaningful Connection.
Friendly, scheduled phone calls that help your loved one feel heard and connected, and give you peace of mind. If they don't answer, we follow up. Based in Georgia.
Founded by a caregiver with nearly 30 years of experience serving older adults.
Getting started is simple.
Talk with us.
A free, no-pressure call to learn about your loved one and answer your questions.
Choose a schedule.
Pick the days and time that fit their routine. We'll set up emergency contacts and how you'd like updates.
The calls begin.
The same friendly caller checks in on schedule, and you hear how they're doing.
Connection matters at every age.
A friendly phone call can make a real difference, especially for older adults living alone, in rural areas, or far from family. Every plan includes:
Updates for Family
A quick text after calls or a weekly email summary, so you always know how Mom or Dad is doing.
If We Can't Reach Them, We Follow Up
We try again, then call you or your backup contact. If no one can confirm they're safe, we request a welfare check.
Our calls are friendly and nonmedical. We are not an emergency response or medical alert service, and we don't replace 911.
Simple monthly plans.
No long-term contracts. Cancel anytime with 30 days' notice.
Companion
$99/month.
2 calls a week.
Weekly email summary.
Daily Connection
$179/month.
A call every day.
Weekly email summary.
Peace of Mind
$229/month.
A call every day, plus reminders.
Text after every call.
Experience rooted in care.
Hi, I'm Breonna Miller. I've worked with older adults since 1997, in home health and skilled nursing settings, and in telephone-based roles since 1994. I started J A Miller Senior Support Services because I've seen how much a familiar, caring voice can mean to someone living alone, and how much peace of mind it gives the family who loves them.
That experience shapes how we listen and when we reach out to family. Our calls are always friendly and nonmedical.
We follow written procedures for scheduling, consent, documentation, privacy, missed calls, and escalation, so every call is handled the same careful way.
Questions families ask
What if my parent doesn't answer?
We call again a few minutes later and try any backup number. If we still can't reach them, we call you or your backup contact. If no one can confirm they're safe, we request a welfare check.
Is this a medical service?
No. Our calls are friendly and nonmedical. We don't give medical advice, and we're not an emergency response or medical alert service. If we hear signs of an emergency during a call, we call 911 and then you.
Will it be the same caller each time?
Whenever possible, yes. A familiar voice is the heart of what we do.
What if my parent isn't sure about it?
That's common. We're happy to talk with them first, and many people warm up after a few calls. They should always agree to the calls.
How will I hear how they're doing?
You choose: a text after calls, a weekly email summary, or a call from us only if something changes.
How will my parent know it's really you calling?
We call at the same time from the same number. We will never ask for money, bank details, or Social Security numbers.
Can I cancel?
Yes, anytime, with 30 days' notice. No long-term contracts.
Let's talk about your loved one.
Tell us a little about your family and we'll call you within one business day. There's no cost or obligation.
For organizations.
We welcome conversations with Area Agencies on Aging, health plans, care organizations, and community groups about telephone reassurance pilots and partnerships.