One living care record
Medicines, conditions, reports and follow-ups together. Updated as your parents’ care changes, with prescription changes verified through qualified professionals.
Care that connects your family
One health team.
One plan.
Every doctor.
A little less chasing. A little more peace of mind. Bring your parents’ medicines, appointments and follow-ups into one connected care plan—even when you live miles away.
Built for independent parents. And the families who care.
✓ Parent-led sharing✓ A named coordinator✓ One connected record
Your family, on the same page.
Your family’s care plan
Illustrative previewMum’s daily overview
Small steps. A clearer picture.
Morning medicines
DoneConfirmed by Mum at 8:30 am
Doctor follow-up
UpcomingThursday, 11:00 am
Prescription refill
In progressCoordinator checking availability
Consultation · Thursday
Appointment confirmed. Report ready.
Lab follow-up · next week
Coordinator arranging a convenient slot.
Previous visit instructions
Added to the shared care record.
Anjali · Care coordinator
Tracks agreed tasks and follows up.
Mum · In control
Chooses which updates the family sees.
Family · Connected
Helps with appointments and next steps.
Your coordinator: Anjali“I’m following up on the refill. You’ll see an update here.”
The familiar worry
Lots of care.
Too many loose ends.
You’re doing your best. So are your parents. But connecting the details between doctors, prescriptions and family chats can feel like another job.
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Different doctors, scattered instructions
A medicine changes. A test is due. The full picture is hard to find.
2
Important details buried in chats
Prescription photos and reminders disappear under everyday messages.
3
You become the connecting thread
Following up from another city takes time—and a lot of remembering.
A plan that stays connected
Digital by default.
Human by exception.
Everyday coordination stays simple. When an agreed task slips or a concern needs attention, a person follows it through.
A shared family view
See medicines confirmed, appointments coming up and tasks being followed up. Your parents decide what to share and who can see it.
A person for the next step
A named coordinator follows up on missed actions, confirms what needs attention and connects the right professional when clinical review is needed.
Gather the detailsKeep the plan currentFollow through together
Your parents’ independence comes first. Sharing is consent-based, and clinical decisions stay with qualified healthcare professionals.
Our launch announcement
More room for
“How was your day?”
We’re building AgeWell with families who know what it takes to care across distance.
Care can travel.
The worry shouldn’t have to.
AgeWell
A note to families caring from afar
“Who’s keeping track of Mum and Dad’s healthcare when I’m not there?”
If you live away from your parents, you may know that worry well.
You call regularly. You save prescription photos. You remind them about appointments.
Then a medicine changes. A report arrives. One doctor asks for a follow-up in six weeks, another in three months.
You scroll through family chats, trying to find the latest instructions.
Your parents are managing their day. You’re managing yours. Everyone is making an effort, but keeping the details connected takes time.
Sometimes, you finish a call and remember the question you meant to ask.
Was the refill ordered? Did that appointment happen? Which prescription are they following now?
You want to stay involved while respecting the routines and independence they value.
And you want your calls home to have room for the everyday things, too—the neighbour’s visit, the evening walk, what’s for dinner.
That’s why we’re building AgeWell.
One up-to-date record of medicines and follow-ups, simple reminders through familiar channels, and a named care coordinator who follows up when something slips.
Your parents choose what they share. You see what’s done and what needs attention.
We’re opening our early access waitlist and would love to build AgeWell with families who know this experience.
What’s the one thing about coordinating your parents’ healthcare from afar you’d make easier?
Share it in the comments. To join the early access waitlist, message us “AGEWELL.”
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Let’s build better care, together
A little closer.
Even from miles away.
Join the AgeWell early access waitlist.
Help shape a simpler way to care for your parents.