Stop wondering
if they're okay.

Caregiver Coordinator gives families a single place to manage caregivers, track tasks, and stay informed so your loved one gets consistent, accountable care.

63M+
family caregivers in the US
1 in 5
Americans will be over 65 by 2030
1
place for your entire care team
Why it matters

Caring for someone is already hard enough.

When multiple people are involved in someone's care, coordination breaks down fast. Important things slip through the cracks. This is not out of negligence, but because there's no shared system to catch them.

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Constant uncertainty

Has she moved today? Taken her medication? Eaten enough? Without a shared system, you're always guessing.

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Coordination chaos

Multiple family members, multiple caregivers, no single source of truth. Effort gets duplicated and things get missed.

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No accountability

Caregivers come and go with little oversight. There's no easy way to know what actually happened during a visit.

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Unclear delegation

When roles aren't defined, the most available person ends up doing everything. Burnout follows.

The bigger picture

The medical system wasn't built for families.

Navigating healthcare on behalf of a loved one means tracking conditions, sourcing equipment, researching grants, and relaying everything to a rotating cast of caregivers, in a system not designed to help you do any of it.

Information gets lost between doctor visits. New diagnoses come with needs no one knows how to meet. And when you're already stretched thin, the last thing you need is another thing to figure out alone.

Fragmented information
Doctor visits, new diagnoses, and updated needs rarely makes it to everyone who needs it.
Hard-to-find resources
Grants, equipment, and government programs exist, but finding them is a part-time job.
No caregiver guidance
Aides often don't know what's expected of them, especially across language and cultural barriers.
Emergency info buried
Contacts, conditions, and allergies are critical information that should be instantly accessible to everyone.
How it works

Set it up once. Stay informed always.

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Set up your loved one's profile

Add health information, conditions, emergency contacts, and caregivers. Caregiver Coordinator becomes the shared source of truth for everyone involved.

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Assign tasks and shifts

Build a task list and schedule for your care team. Assign responsibilities, set recurrences, and configure reminders when things go undone.

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Stay informed in real time

Caregivers check in after each visit. You get a clear picture of what happened, what was missed, and what needs attention next.

What you get

Every tool your care team needs.

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Shared task list

A single checklist everyone can see and contribute to. Tasks can recur daily, weekly, or monthly.

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Shift scheduling

Assign caregivers to shifts with start and end times. Recurring schedules handled automatically.

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Shared notes

Keep instructions, observations, and updates in one place. Everyone on the team sees the same notes in real time.

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Easy email invites

Invite family, caregivers, and medical contacts by email. They receive a link to join your teamβ€”no complicated setup.

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Mobile friendly

Coordinate care from your phone, tablet, or computer. The interface adapts to whatever screen you're using.

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Voice check-in

Caregivers dictate what they did in plain language, even in another language. Caregiver Coordinator parses and logs it.

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AI shift summaries

After each shift, Caregiver Coordinator surfaces what was completed, what was missed, and what needs follow-up.

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Health information hub

Conditions, treatments, biometrics, documents all in one place, visible to the right people.

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AI care research

Ask plain questions and get answers: what equipment does your loved one need, where to find it, what insurance covers, and what programs can help.

From real families

Why Caregiver Coordinator exists.

"I'm never quite sure if she's safe. Are they eating? Taking their medication? Has anyone checked in today?"

β€” Family coordinator

Your loved one deserves
consistent care.

Get started in minutes. Invite your first caregiver today.

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