For families caring for an aging parent
One shared plan for everyone helping Mom.
Family Care Command Center gives siblings, spouses, and grandkids one place to see what needs to happen next, who is handling it, and what already happened, whether you live down the street or three states away.
Care coordinated. Everyone informed. Nothing important forgotten.
This week for Maggie
The Ellis family · 3 helpers- SPick up discharge prescriptionsSam · Pharmacy · by 4:00 PMToday
- JDrive to physical therapyJordan · Transportation · ThursdayThu
- ?Confirm the orthopedic follow-upNo one assigned yet2 days late
Illustration with sample data. Names are fictional.
Sound familiar?
A group text isn't a care plan.
When care is spread across texts, calls, and sticky notes, the important things slip, and one person ends up carrying all of it.
Who's driving Mom to therapy on Thursday?
Responsibilities get assumed instead of assigned, so two people show up, or nobody does.
Where did we put the discharge papers?
Instructions, insurance cards, and medication lists end up in five different inboxes.
Did anyone call the pharmacy back?
Without a shared record, the family can't tell what's already done and what's still waiting.
How it works
Set it up in an evening. Use it every day.
Create your family workspace
Add the person you're caring for, then invite siblings and other helpers. Everyone gets the right level of access.
Put every responsibility in one place
Pharmacy runs, rides, paperwork, meals. Each task has an owner and a due date, so nothing is assumed.
Everyone sees the same picture
Open the overview to see what's overdue, what's today, what's coming up, and what the family decided.
Hospital to home
The first two weeks home, organized.
A hospital or rehab discharge brings dozens of small, urgent jobs at once. The transition planner turns them into a shared checklist your family can work through together.
- Prompts for before discharge, discharge day, the first 72 hours, and the first two weeks
- An owner and target date for each item, plus your own custom items
- A place to record questions for the care team and the answers you're given
- Turn any item into a task with one click, without creating duplicates
These are coordination prompts. Always follow the written instructions from the treating team.
Coming home from Riverside Medical
Expected discharge: tomorrowBefore discharge
- Confirm the expected discharge dateSam
- Arrange the ride homeDana
- Ask for written discharge instructionsSam
Discharge day
- Collect the updated medication listUnassigned
- Make sure the person at home has the instructionsJordan
First 72 hours
- Confirm follow-up appointments are scheduledDana
Illustration with sample data.
What's inside
Everything the family needs to stay in step.
Responsibilities with owners
Tasks with an owner, a due date, and a status. Filter by "mine", "unassigned", or "overdue". Repeating tasks take care of themselves.
A shared appointment calendar
Who's driving, what to bring, and the questions to ask. Get a heads-up when visits overlap, and print a prep sheet for the appointment.
A care timeline you can trust
A running record of visits, calls, discharges, and decisions. Entries keep their original date and can't be quietly rewritten.
A document vault
Discharge papers, insurance, and legal documents, organized and searchable, with review dates. Restricted records stay visible only to the people who need them.
A medication list with sources
Each entry shows where it came from: typed in by family, copied from a document, or reviewed with a pharmacist. A reminder appears when a record needs another look.
Updates and decisions
Post family updates tied to real events, see who has read them, and track decisions through to the next step. Review a weekly summary before you share it.
Privacy and boundaries
Built for sensitive family information.
Care details are personal. The product is designed around clear access rules and an honest scope.
How your family's information is handled
- Each family's workspace is kept separate from every other family's.
- Four roles control access: administrator, coordinator, member, and read-only.
- Sensitive documents can be restricted to the people who need them.
- Nothing is shared outside the family unless someone in the family shares it.
What it is not
- It doesn't give medical advice, diagnose, or recommend treatment.
- It doesn't change, check, or calculate medications.
- It isn't for emergencies. In an emergency, call 911.
- It supports the care team's instructions. It never replaces them.
Planned pricing
Start free. Grow as your family's needs do.
Free
$0
- One person receiving care
- Up to 4 family members
- Tasks, calendar, timeline, and transition planner
- Up to 25 document records
Family
$19.99 / month
- Up to 3 people receiving care
- Up to 8 family members
- Up to 500 document records
- Document review-date tracking
Family Plus
$29.99 / month
- Up to 10 people receiving care
- Up to 20 family members
- Up to 5,000 document records
- Duplicate-document detection
Pricing is planned and may change before launch. Early-access families aren't charged.
Early access
Help shape it for your family.
We're inviting a small group of families to try Family Care Command Center and tell us what would make caregiving easier. Leave your details and we'll be in touch.