The family's pain
Constant anxiety: were medications taken, was the doctor visit completed, did anyone remember the lab tests?
Pain pointsRemote Elder Care Control
Set up medications, procedures, and visits in one plan. The care recipient or caregiver confirms completion, and the family sees the status and missed tasks right away.
Overview
When an elderly parent lives alone, every missed pill, procedure, or lab test can cost health, stability, and peace of mind. CarePlanner closes the gap between care plans and real execution for families, caregivers, and clinics.
Constant anxiety: were medications taken, was the doctor visit completed, did anyone remember the lab tests?
Pain pointsMedication schedules, procedures, lab tests, doctor appointments, confirmations, and escalation if something is missed.
SolutionFamilies living in another city or country, private caregivers, social services, clinics, and care homes.
ScenariosWho It Is For
CarePlanner works for everyone involved in caring for an elderly person — whether you live nearby or far away.
Segment 1
“I can’t check on mom every day. I don’t know if they took their medications. They say everything’s fine — but I’m not sure.” CarePlanner gives you visibility without constant calls.
Request Freemium accessSegment 2
Many routine tasks need to be confirmed. Relatives want visibility into what was done. CarePlanner ensures transparency and trust between all parties.
Describe your situationSegment 3 · B2B
Need one clear process for daily tasks, transparent status for families, and simpler coordination across the care team? We are open to B2B pilots.
Open B2B pageHow It Works
No complicated setup. No extra phone calls. Just clear task status for everyone involved.
Step 1
Set up a reminder for medications, procedures, meals, or any daily care routine. Choose the time and assign the person responsible.
Step 2
The care recipient or caregiver gets a reminder and confirms completion with a single tap — no complicated interface needed.
Step 3
Relatives and supervisors see the status immediately. If a task is missed, the system sends an alert automatically — no guessing required.
Early Access for Families
Families who join early access receive Freemium for free: 1 supervisor, 1 care recipient, medication reminders, missed-task alerts, and basic care history. If you need coordination for the whole family, Familium expands the setup from 2 supervisors and 2 care recipients with expanded history and care analytics.
The Problem
Families care deeply. The problem is different: when care happens far away, they cannot see what was actually done and what needs attention now.
For chronic conditions, recovery after surgery, blood pressure control, diabetes, or heart care, regular intake is not optional. It directly affects stability and safety.
They call, help with money, and stay involved, but still do not know what happened today. That creates constant tension, guilt, and uncertainty.
Without one clear system, families rely on memory, notebooks, and messengers. For important care routines, that breaks too easily.
Solution
CarePlanner puts tasks, confirmations, and missed-task alerts in one flow, so the family sees what was planned, what was done, and what needs attention next.
Keep medications, blood pressure, meals, procedures, exercises, household tasks, and important calls in one place instead of splitting them between apps and chats.
One person sets the task, another confirms it, and a relative or caregiver stays in control. Everyone sees the same status without extra calls.
If something important is missed, the right people are notified automatically. That means fewer manual checks and more confidence in daily care.
Everyday Scenarios
Many alternatives stop at medication reminders. CarePlanner is designed for real family routines, where health tasks, everyday habits, and safety overlap.
Track medications, blood pressure, meals, procedures, exercises, simple errands, and important calls in one place instead of scattering them across apps and chats.
Ukrainian language, familiar wording, and simple instructions make the service easier for older people and for the relatives who support them.
We plan to add reminders for simple but important actions: lock the door, turn off the stove, or buy essentials on a familiar route. Optional caregiver alerts will stay configurable.
For Families Far Away
CarePlanner is built for long-distance family care: medications, visits, procedures, and tests stay in one visible plan, and the family sees what happened today without extra calls.
Reminders and confirmations reduce the chance that medications, procedures, and important routines are forgotten when no one is physically nearby.
See confirmed care actions instead of piecing together updates from guesses, repeated phone calls, or fragmented chats with different caregivers.
Keep responsibilities clear, reduce missed follow-up actions, and maintain one reliable process around elderly care routines.
Comparison
Most alternatives solve only one part of the problem. CarePlanner is built around family coordination, transparent execution, and everyday reassurance.
B2B Partnerships
CarePlanner helps B2B and B2B2C teams standardize daily care execution, reduce missed routines, and give managers and relatives a clear view of what was planned, completed, or missed.
Standardize recurring tasks for hired caregivers and volunteers, track completion, and escalate missed actions without relying on chats or manual reporting.
Run adherence, follow-up, and post-discharge workflows with visible responsibility, simple confirmation, and timely escalation when something important is missed.
Bring structure to medications, procedures, daily routines, and family communication in one operational layer that improves transparency and service quality.
Need a B2B pilot or partnership call?
We are open to pilot launches with clinics, caregiver centers, volunteer networks, and senior care organizations.
Competitive Advantage
We are building not just reminders, but a fuller care operations layer: medication continuity, inactivity and SOS safety flows, and supportive communication tools that reduce isolation and family anxiety.
Stock-aware medication planning with refill reminders and future pharmacy delivery automation. Families see risk before medications run out.
Inactivity monitoring (12-24h), wearable SOS integration, and escalation when a person cannot reach the phone. This extends care beyond missed-task alerts.
Clear prompts, remembered care context, and timely reminders help keep daily actions calm, safe, and predictable.
Gentle reminders help relatives stay in touch, while supportive check-ins help care recipients feel remembered and connected.
This is how we compete:
Most tools stop at reminders. CarePlanner is becoming a practical care continuity and safety platform for families and care operators.
Pricing / Early Access
Fill in the form to get early access to the finished web app. Families on the early access list receive Freemium for free, while Familium and Premium cover broader family coordination and deeper analytics as paid tiers.
Free
Families who sign up for early access receive this plan free when access to the finished web app opens.
$10/month
$100/year
The family tier for broader coordination: from 2 supervisors and 2 care recipients, with expanded care history and analytics.
$30/month
$300/year
For complex family or caregiver scenarios that need unlimited scale, advanced analytics, reports, and priority feature access.
B2B / Custom rollout
If you need a team rollout, role-based access, or a custom operational scenario, leave a request through the early access form and we will prepare an individual proposal.
Need a tailored family setup or an organizational proposal? Leave your request via the Early Access form.
Guides and Checklists
We are building a focused content library around remote elder care, medication and procedure control, caregiver accountability, and post-discharge routines. These pages are designed to capture real search intent and guide families into early access.
A focused page for families who support elderly parents from another city or country and need visibility, not just reminders.
Open guideA practical checklist that helps families define what exactly should be controlled every day, every week, and after discharge.
Open checklistA guide for building one care routine for medications, procedures, visits, measurements, and family coordination.
Open guideNeed the full library?
Open the knowledge base with scenario pages, checklists, and guides built around long-distance family care.
FAQ
Common questions from families, caregivers, and care organizations who want to understand how CarePlanner works and whether it fits their situation.
CarePlanner is a senior care coordination app for families, caregivers, and clinics. It helps control medications, doctor visits, procedures, lab tests, and other critical care routines for elderly people.
It gives families visibility. You can see whether medications were taken, whether a visit or procedure was completed, and get alerts if something important was missed.
Yes. CarePlanner is built to keep all key elderly care tasks in one workflow, so nothing gets lost between calls, notes, and messengers.
Yes. The product is positioned for Ukrainian families, diaspora families, and the wider English-speaking market where adult children support elderly parents remotely.
CarePlanner can escalate the issue: relatives, caregivers, or clinic staff are alerted so they can react quickly instead of finding out too late.
Private caregivers, social services, rehabilitation teams, clinics, and nursing homes can use CarePlanner to improve accountability and care execution.
Yes. The platform is designed to support operational care execution for caregiver centers, clinics, rehabilitation teams, senior centers, and wellness boarding houses that need visibility and accountability.
EARLY ACCESS / CARE INQUIRY
If you care for elderly parents or relatives from a distance, leave your contacts and tell us what needs control first: medications, procedures, appointments, lab tests, or caregiver coordination. Families on the early access list receive Freemium for free, and we also welcome clinics and care organizations.
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