We work with consultants three ways. Pick the one that fits your practice. You can change later.
Best for: Consultants whose practice model bills the family separately and where the KindredMind subscription is treated as the family's independent expense.
Best for: Consultants whose practice positions itself on adding value and resource connection, and who would rather strengthen client relationships than earn directly.
Best for: Consultants who want recurring revenue AND want to be the source of a real benefit to their clients. Most consultants we work with choose this.
Not a call-blocking app. Not a voicemail service. Not a generic AI chatbot.
It is the only approach that answers both sides of the call: it eases your client's exhaustion and settles the anxiety driving their loved one's calls. As far as we know, nothing else does both.
When a loved one with dementia calls and the caregiver cannot answer, KindredMind answers in the caregiver's own voice, warm and patient, and grounded in the specific knowledge the caregiver has built about their loved one: their routines, their worries, the reassurances that work for them, the stories they return to.
Every call follows the Alzheimer Society of Canada's published communication guidelines for dementia and the principles of validation therapy and simulated presence therapy, the same clinical framework trained memory care professionals use.
The loved one hears the voice they called for. The anxiety resolves. The caregiver gets a summary of every call. Concerning patterns are flagged. The family stays present without being on call.
Plans start at $179 CAD / $129 USD per month. Families referred through you receive the standard 30-day money-back guarantee, and for Options B and C, a recurring 10% discount applied to their subscription.
Hear it from Kirstin
Hear it from Kirstin
KindredMind was built by Kirstin Thomas after her mom Sharon was diagnosed with mixed dementia. Every feature came from that experience. Watch her 54-second story to understand the clinical and emotional reasoning behind the product before you recommend it to a client.
→ Choose your partnership structureA solution your clients have not heard before.
Traditional advice for repetitive calls (voicemail, removing the phone) addresses the caregiver's exhaustion but leaves the person living with dementia alone with the anxiety that drove the call. Your clients have heard that advice. They know it does not work for them or for their loved one. KindredMind is the first option that addresses both sides.
KindredMind is built on the Alzheimer Society of Canada's communication guidance, simulated presence therapy, and validation therapy. A 2024 randomized controlled trial in the International Journal of Neuroscience (PubMed 38646703) found that simulated presence therapy reduced agitation, anxiety, and caregiver burden compared with routine care.
Co-founder Kirstin Thomas built KindredMind after her mom Sharon was diagnosed with mixed dementia (vascular and frontotemporal lobe, amplified by a stroke). Every feature came from that experience.
KindredMind is a Member, Alzheimer's Foundation of America Network. We donate 5% of every subscription quarterly to the dementia organization of the subscriber's choice. Your client's KindredMind subscription becomes a recurring contribution to the cause they already care about.
Families referred through you receive AI-guided onboarding support and the standard 30-day money-back guarantee. For Options B and C, your partner code applies a recurring 10% discount to their subscription. You make the introduction. KindredMind handles voice recording, knowledge base setup, and phone number configuration.
Hear Kirstin interviewed by Lori La Bey
Kirstin on Alzheimer's Speaks with Lori La Bey
Lori La Bey of Alzheimer's Speaks interviewed Kirstin about KindredMind's clinical foundation, the validation therapy and simulated presence frameworks the product is built on, and what makes responsive voice presence different from earlier static-recording approaches.
An interview with Lori La Bey, Alzheimer's Speaks · Watch on YouTube
Four steps from application to your first referral.
Tell us about your practice, your client base, and which partnership structure fits. We review every application and respond within 2 business days.
You receive your partner code (for Options B or C), your personal referral link (for Options A or C), access to your real-time dashboard, and a brief overview of how to introduce KindredMind to clients in a way that respects their decision-making.
You introduce KindredMind to clients for whom it fits. Most consultants integrate the conversation into their existing care planning discussions, when families describe the repetitive-call pattern.
Depending on your chosen structure, you earn recurring commission, your clients save 10%, or both. Commission is paid monthly by direct transfer.
When your clients use your partner code or link.
- ✓Standard 30-day money-back guarantee. Same as any direct KindredMind signup. If KindredMind is not the right fit within the first 30 days, full refund, no questions.
- ✓Recurring 10% discount (Options B and C only). Real recurring savings via your partner code, applied to every month their subscription is active, not just the first month.
- ✓AI-guided onboarding. No technical skills required. Most families are live within 20 minutes.
- ✓Full onboarding support. You make the introduction. KindredMind handles voice recording, knowledge base setup, and phone number configuration.
- ✓A 5% donation to the Alzheimer's organization of their choice. 5% of every monthly subscription is automatically donated to Alzheimer Society of Canada, Alzheimer's Association, or Alzheimer's Foundation of America at the subscriber's choice. Your clients become recurring donors from day one.
From consultants considering the program.
The story behind the product.
KindredMind was built because co-founder Kirstin Thomas could not find a tool that addressed both sides of her mom Sharon's repetitive calls. Sharon lives with mixed dementia (vascular and frontotemporal lobe, amplified by a stroke) in a memory care home about twenty minutes from Kirstin's. For a long stretch of the journey, Sharon was calling Kirstin sometimes ten times before lunch, and being twenty minutes away was not a fix.
The conventional answers all left Sharon alone with the anxiety that drove the call. KindredMind was built because the gap is structural. It is not for one person to fill, and it is not solved by trying harder.
"She just needs to hear my voice. I built this so she always does, even when I can't get to the phone."