Mom or Dad calls a number and speaks plainly — no app to learn. The family adds detail and approves from one shared space. Cora remembers everything about your parent, so nobody re-explains.

Requests the itemized bill, finds the four errors hospitals bury — duplicates, unbundling, upcoding, phantom charges — benchmarks to Medicare, and negotiates it down.

Chases the doctor for the renewal, clears the prior authorization, switches to a covered generic, and syncs every med to arrive together — before your parent runs out.

Finds an in-network specialist with an opening, books it, sends reminders — and dispatches a vetted, insured driver to and from the appointment.

Handles Medicare re-enrollment, files claims, and fights denials with the appeal — the deadline-driven maze nobody in the family has time for.

Audits statements, cancels forgotten subscriptions, and flags suspicious charges for the family — elders are the #1 fraud target, so Cora watches continuously.

Finds and vets the contractor, schedules the service, oversees the visit, and handles the warranty paperwork. Cora coordinates; a trusted human does the physical fix.

Clears the pile, flags the scams hidden among real notices, and handles renewals and forms — surfacing only the things that actually need a person.

Cora doesn't build sensors or watch cameras. Instead she integrates a monitoring partner: when a fall alert fires, Cora springs into action — calls the family, coordinates the response, books the follow-up.

An institution that profits when the senior stays independent sponsors Cora — starting with the financial advisor protecting the account and the heirs.