Built inside home care
Three years shoulder to shoulder with owners taught us what newer companies miss.
Your AI should run the workflow, follow your rules, and know when to stop.
David's 1-2-3
Every agency runs differently. Zingage is designed to become an extension of yours.
Why agencies switch
What customers described with Phoebe
10 to 20 caregivers contacted at once, according to customer feedback.
A separate phone path for teams to manage, according to customer feedback.
Staff copied responses into the EMR by hand, according to customer feedback.
How Zingage runs it
Ranked 1:1 outreach that stops on acceptance.
Your existing main line through call forwarding.
Supported outcomes documented; exceptions escalated with context.
From Phoebe to Zingage
“The transition was pretty smooth. The Zingage system is a lot more user friendly than Phoebe.”
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Gong transcript 3151434740789378216“One of the big challenges, one of the reasons that we’re looking at switching over is we went over to Phoebe at the time. They were promising a little bit of future technology.”
Gong transcript 5126928057539549363“Phoebe cannot put that note into WellSky. So now it’s up to a human to go back, copy that note, add it to WellSky.”
Quotes are lightly edited for length and clarity from recorded customer conversations supplied by Zingage.
Side by side
Phoebe descriptions reflect customer conversations supplied by Zingage in 2026. Individual deployments differ.
One small change. One compliance consequence.
The 3:00 to 3:15 problem
One agency reported an unannounced fifteen-minute shift change that led to an EVV strike. Zingage follows the approval boundaries your team configures before launch.
The Zingage Coverage Loop
SOPs, routing, escalation, client rules.
Routine calls, scheduling, and communication.
Urgent judgment calls, with context.
Watch the rules, ranked outreach, acceptance, and documentation unfold in one illustrative example.
Caregiver Maria sends SMS: 'Can't make my 7:00 AM shift with Mrs. Higgins today due to fever.'
Zingage detects the call-out, checks the configured client and coverage rules, and ranks 6 qualified caregivers.
Zingage calls or texts the #1 ranked caregiver first, then #2, then #3. Outreach stops when someone accepts.
The caregiver accepts. Zingage records the outcome and follows the configured approval and escalation path.
The live test
Eight demands. No slideware.
Take these into your next vendor call
Have a question that is not on this list?
Bring it to a 15-minute switching call. We answer it live, on your own workflow.
Bring your SOPs and one hard workflow. We show how Zingage runs it on your main line, live.
Send your last 30 call-outs. We show how Zingage would have run each one, step by step.
Zingage maps your routing rules, escalation paths, and client-specific requirements with your team before anything goes live.
FAQ
Zingage runs ranked one-at-a-time caregiver outreach that stops on acceptance, answers the agency's existing main phone line, and escalates exceptions with context. Agencies that switched from Phoebe described mass outreach to 10 to 20 caregivers at once, a separate phone number to manage, and staff copying responses into the EMR by hand.
No. Zingage answers an agency's existing main phone line through call forwarding, so caregivers and clients keep calling the number they already know.
Zingage contacts caregivers one at a time in ranked order, applies the agency's configured coverage rules, stops outreach when a caregiver accepts, and documents the acceptance.
Zingage stops and escalates to the right person on the agency team with the full context of the conversation, so staff never finish unresolved work blind.
Zingage maps each agency's SOPs, routing rules, escalation paths, and client-specific requirements with the agency's team before go-live. The agency defines where the AI acts and where it stops.
Yes. Zingage is purpose-built for home care operations: caregiver call-outs, after-hours calls, scheduling communication, and back-office follow-through.
This page was last updated in September 2026. Descriptions of Phoebe reflect customer conversations supplied by Zingage during 2026 and Phoebe's public materials as of September 2026. Individual deployments differ.
Last updated: September 28, 2026.
Bring us your last 30 call-outs. We will show you how Zingage would have run each one, then map your routing rules, escalation paths, and client-specific requirements before go-live.