Helping families coordinate care with confidence

Katie Matlock, DPT, is Co-Founder and COO of Kinsera Advocates. A Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, she has spent more than a decade caring for older adults in home health, with additional experience in skilled nursing, inpatient, and acute hospital rehabilitation. Earlier in her career, she contributed to Alzheimer's disease research at UT Southwestern. Katie is also the founder of Clover Concierge, a physical therapy practice that helps older adults stay safe and independent at home. She co-founded Kinsera to bring that clinical, ground-level insight directly to families facing care decisions for the people they love. A member of the American Geriatrics Society, Katie is a proud mom to her daughter.

Kern is Co-Founder and CEO of Kinsera Advocates, where he leads operations and strategic growth. He brings 20 years of healthcare leadership across the full continuum of care, including continuing care retirement communities, home health, hospice, private duty care, large health systems, and healthcare technology ventures. Having led organizations in so many care settings, Kern understands firsthand how fragmented the system can feel for families. That perspective shapes Kinsera's approach: connecting services, coordinating care, and keeping the individual at the center throughout the aging journey. Kern holds a BA from the University of Notre Dame and an MHA from the University of Saint Francis. He and his wife have four children.

Matt is Co-Founder of Kinsera Advocates, where he helps families navigate aging with care management, advocacy, and healthcare coordination. He brings more than 20 years of senior care experience, including consulting with over 250 senior living communities, serving on the Alzheimer's Association board for Oklahoma and Arkansas, and founding Next Level Senior Advisors. He is also the best-selling author of Simplifying the Senior Care Maze, featured on CNBC and USA Today. Having seen firsthand how overwhelming care decisions can be, Matt co-founded Kinsera to give families an experienced advocate in their corner and real peace of mind. He lives by a question his father often asked: "Did you make an impact or create a smile today?" Matt serves on the board of the Oklahoma Parkinson's Alliance and is an active Rotarian. A graduate of Southern Methodist University, he and his wife, Susie, have two daughters, Lauren and Stella.