For home care agencies

Where your caregivers stop, we keep going.

Pinnie handles the calls, the coordination, and the paperwork your aides do not have time for. Your team stays in the home. We take care of the rest.

  • Medicare and insurance calls handled
  • Specialists found and scheduled
  • Transportation and DME arranged
  • Families kept informed

No cost to your organization. No cost to your patients.

Covered by Traditional Medicare

94%

Family satisfaction.

When families know someone is on top of the calls and the calendar, complaints drop and reviews go up. Your agency gets the credit for both.

How Pinnie works

A licensed clinician who actually picks up the phone.

Every Pinnie advocate is a registered nurse, licensed social worker, or experienced care navigator. They handle your care directly: scheduling, prior auths, appeals, and coordinating between providers. A supervising physician backs them up for clinical oversight.

  1. An older woman at her kitchen table working on a laptop with a coffee mug beside her.

    Step 1

    Match

    Tell us about your condition and your insurance. We pair you with an advocate whose background fits your situation. Most patients are matched within a day.

  2. An older man in his living room laughing on a phone call.

    Step 2

    Connect

    Call your advocate directly. They know your case the moment you pick up. No phone tree, no transfers, no callbacks.

  3. A grandmother walking on a tree-lined park path holding hands with her young granddaughter.

    Step 3

    Carry on

    Your advocate handles the appointments, the prior auths, the appeals, and the calls. As long as you need help, they are on it. Covered by Traditional Medicare.

Ready when you are

Pair every client with a Pinnie advocate.

Stronger outcomes, longer length of stay, happier families. At no cost to your agency.

How a Pinnie advocate helps your clients

Proactive support on top of your caregivers.

Your aides handle the activities of daily living. Pinnie handles everything that happens off the schedule.

  • Care coordination

    • Schedule and confirm follow-up appointments
    • Coordinate medication delivery and refills
    • Arrange transportation and home equipment
    • Bridge discharge from hospital to home
  • Chronic condition support

    • Daily symptom check-ins for COPD, CHF, diabetes
    • Fall-risk awareness and home safety review
    • Behavioral health connections when needed
    • Escalate to your team before symptoms worsen
  • Family communication

    • A needs assessment with adult children at intake
    • Plain-language Medicare and benefits review
    • Warm handoffs between providers
    • Fewer escalations back to your office

From our advocates

How a Pinnie advocate actually helps in home care.

The calls your aides cannot make.

Your aides are in the home. They cannot sit on hold with Medicare. They cannot call the cardiologist back. Pinnie does. We take the logistical weight off your team so the hours your client pays for go toward actual care.

The eyes between the visits.

Most home care visits are a few hours, a few days a week. A lot happens in between. Pinnie checks in daily by phone, watches for the small changes that lead to falls and hospitalizations, and loops you in when something needs more hours or a different plan.

The partner adult children actually want.

When a family member calls your office worried, your team often is not the right person to answer their Medicare question or insurance question. Pinnie is. We become the trusted contact, which means fewer worried calls to you and more trust in your agency.

Frequently asked

Common questions, honest answers.

Nothing. Pinnie is paid through Traditional Medicare for care advocacy. Your agency does not pay us, and your client pays nothing out of pocket.

Give every client a person who picks up.

Refer in 30 seconds. We onboard the client within a day. You stay informed.

Covered by Traditional Medicare