Your copy of The Family Care Organizer will be delivered to your inbox shortly — so keep an eye out for it there. Why not take the next step in the meantime, and let ParentCare do it for you?
Your copy of The Family Care Organizer will be delivered to your inbox shortly — so keep an eye out for it there. Why not take the next step in the meantime, and let ParentCare do it for you?
ParentCare gives every family member caring for someone they love one shared place for the calendar, the medications, the contacts, the documents, and the bills — so nothing depends on one person's memory.
Watch a short walkthrough of the shared plan — the calendar, the medications, and everyone staying in sync from wherever they are.
"I've sat with families in the middle of exactly this — the medication mix-ups, the missed bills, the sibling who didn't know their mother had a new doctor. None of it was anyone's fault. They just didn't have one place to put it all."
ParentCare comes out of years of conversations at the bedside — watching capable, loving families come undone not by the illness itself, but by everything around it. It's built to hold the logistics of caregiving so families can hold each other.
Add every relative who shares the load — siblings, in-laws, close friends. Everyone works from the same plan, not five different versions of it.
Appointments, shifts, and errands go on one calendar. Assign who's covering what, so coverage is visible instead of assumed.
Upload every medication once. Morning and afternoon doses show up automatically on whoever's assignment sheet for that day.
Doctors, pharmacists, labs, and emergency contacts — saved once, so no one is digging through old texts to find a phone number.
Living wills, insurance cards, powers of attorney, discharge papers — uploaded and easy to find exactly when they're needed.
Track what's been paid and what's outstanding, so nothing quietly slips through during an already hard season.
Break the to-do list into specific responsibilities and hand each one to the family member who can actually take it on.
A visiting nurse or care aide can add notes directly, so the family sees the same update instead of a whiteboard message that gets erased.
Set up a single shared plan for the person you're caring for — this is the hub everything else connects to.
Add family members, and anyone else helping with care. Each person sees the same up-to-date information.
Medications, contacts, documents, and bills go in one time — then stay in sync with the calendar and assignments from there on.
ParentCare is free to set up. Invite your family, load in the details, and see everything in one place — today.
Set up your family's plan