Caring for a parent shouldn't depend on a group chat
CareCoord gives your whole family one shared place to track medications, stay updated, and be ready — so nobody is left out of the loop.
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Margaret's medications — today
Sunday · 3 siblings can see this
All up to date
Metoprolol 25mg
8:00 am
Given by Sarah
Lisinopril 10mg
12:00 pm
Given by James
Metoprolol 25mg
8:00 pm · Reminder set
Sarah
James
Priya
Updated 3 min ago
The problem
Most families are one bad moment away from a real problem
Right now, millions of families coordinate a parent's care through group texts, phone calls, and memory. It mostly works — until something goes wrong.
And something always goes wrong.
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At the hospital
The doctor asks what medications your mum is on. You open WhatsApp. You scroll back weeks. You find a message that might be out of date. The doctor is waiting.
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The evening question
"Did anyone give Dad his tablets tonight?" Someone thought someone else was doing it. Nobody is certain. Everyone lies awake worrying.
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After the appointment
Your sister took your father to the cardiologist. The doctor changed his dosage. She sent one message in the group. By morning it is buried. Nobody saw it.
What we built
Five things. Done properly.
We did not try to build everything. Just what families actually need — made as simple as possible.
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Emergency information
Every medication, condition, allergy, and contact in one place. Open it in three taps at any hospital visit.
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Medication log
Tap to mark a dose as given. All siblings see it immediately. Missed doses trigger a notification for everyone.
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Visits & responsibilities
Assign who is doing what this week. Hand it over in seconds if plans change. No phone calls needed.
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Appointment notes
Write what you want to ask before the visit. Record what the doctor said after. Every sibling sees the same update.
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Daily check-in
A quick note on how your parent is doing — mood, appetite, mobility. Over weeks it builds a picture that helps you spot changes early.
Getting started
Ready in under five minutes
We kept the setup short on purpose. Families in a difficult moment do not have time for a long tutorial.
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Create a family circle
Name it and invite siblings by text or email. They join with one tap.
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Add the important information
Medications, conditions, allergies, emergency contacts. Most families finish in about two minutes.
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Everyone sees the same thing
When anything changes, all siblings see it straight away. No more "I didn't know."
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Less to worry about
Next time the doctor asks a question — you have the answer. No scrolling. No guessing.
From real families
You are not the only one
We spoke to caregiving families across the US before building anything. This is what they told us.
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We nearly gave my father double his blood pressure tablets because nobody had written down who gave the morning dose. It frightened all of us.
Sarah M.
Caring for her father · Chicago, IL
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The doctor asked about my mum's symptoms and I spent ten minutes going through WhatsApp while he sat there waiting. I felt awful.
James T.
Caring for his mother · Austin, TX
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My brother and I stopped talking for a week after our mum's hospital stay. We both assumed the other had the right information. Neither of us did.
Priya K.
Caring for her mother · Seattle, WA
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Your family deserves something better than a group chat
Join families who have a proper system in place — so when something happens, you are ready.
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