CarePath is the private workspace where the people doing the caregiving share the plan, split the to-dos, and walk into each appointment prepared — together.


Care coordination for the family you love.
From scattered to shared in an afternoon
Most families are running a parent’s care out of three apps and a prayer. Three steps put it on the same page.
Add your parent, the family helpers, the doctors, the pharmacy, the home-care details. CarePath gives you a clean starting template — you are not staring at a blank page.
Turn "the cardiologist next Thursday" into a checklist of questions to ask, medications to mention, and a handoff for whoever is going.
Assign rides, pharmacy runs, and follow-ups. The family sees what is open, who owns it, and when it is done — the load is shared, not silently absorbed.
Here’s what you get
No spreadsheets. No group-chat chaos. The three surfaces the family reaches for every week, kept private and ready when the next thing lands.
One private record for one parent: medical history, medications, preferences, doctor list, family helpers, and the next appointment — all in one place the family can reference.
Editable question checklists for each visit — the specialist, the facility tour, the insurance call. Arrive knowing what to ask; walk out with the answers in writing.
Shared to-dos so rides, prescription refills, and follow-ups do not live in one person's head. Everyone sees what is open, who owns it, and when it is done.
What families feel
Care coordination is rarely a crisis. It is the small handoffs that decide whether the family feels like a team — or like six people guessing.
The 6 a.m. reminder
It's 6 a.m. and the morning medication is on three different calendars. Carol remembers, Marcus drives, the third sibling is two states away. CarePath holds the one source of truth so today's plan doesn't live in anyone's head.
Before the specialist visit
The cardiologist asked for the medication list, the allergies, and the last visit's labs. Three pages of notes collapse to one shared checklist — and the adult child who drove walks in prepared.
The week they come home
Rehab said 'no stairs for two weeks'. Six small things to arrange, three drivers to rotate, two pharmacies to call. Assigned, dated, shared — no one has to ask 'did anyone order the walker yet?'
A note about the load
CarePath is not a productivity system. It is the place that keeps the load shared — so nobody silently becomes the parent of their own parent. When the week is heavy, the family sees what still needs doing and who has room to take it.
Read the FAQSafety & privacy
CarePath respects the trust families place in it. Here is exactly what that means in the MVP — in plain English.
CarePath does not offer diagnoses, medication guidance, or individualized legal or financial advice — when those questions come up, we point you to the right licensed professional.
About the price
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$14/mo
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$29/mo
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