Someone checking inevery single day.
An AI that calls stroke survivors every day. It checks on medications, walks through exercises, asks about diet and sleep, and contacts the family if anything sounds off. So someone is always paying attention, not just at the next appointment.
What happens on each call
Recovery mostly happens at home, not at the clinic. Mira fills in those 167 hours a week when nobody else is around.
Mira calls every day
At a time that works for the patient, Mira calls and runs through a short check-in. No app, no setup. Just pick up the phone.
Goes through the checklist
Did you take your medications this morning? How did the exercises go? How is your diet looking? Mira asks the right questions based on what the doctor prescribed.
Checks in on diet and sleep
Asks about what they ate, sodium intake, how well they slept, and any general changes. Small things that matter a lot but nobody tracks between visits.
Calls the family if something sounds off
If the patient mentions sudden weakness, trouble speaking, or a bad headache, Mira texts and emails the family right away. No waiting until the next appointment.
Questions we get a lot
Does the patient need a smartphone or any tech?
Nope. Mira calls their regular home or cell phone. Nothing to install or set up. If they can pick up a phone, they're good.
What happens if the patient mentions something worrying?
If they bring up sudden weakness, trouble speaking, or a severe headache, Mira texts and emails the family right away with a summary of what was said. No waiting around.
Can family members see what's going on?
Yes. Family gets a daily summary after each call. If something needs immediate attention, they get alerted right away. You choose who gets what.
Who sets it up?
The family does, based on whatever the doctor sent home with them. You enter the medications, call times, exercises, and who should be notified. Takes about 10 minutes.
Does this replace the doctor or the rehab visits?
No. It just covers the time in between, when nobody else is checking in. Think of it as daily follow-through, not a replacement for actual medical care.
Does it sound robotic?
Not really. Mira is conversational and unhurried. It doesn't feel like a survey. Most patients seem to get comfortable with it pretty quickly.