For families caring for someone they love
When Mom forgets her pills, when Dad has a doctor's visit you can't drive him to, when an aide arrives for the morning — Elderoak helps your family stay together around care that's already happening.
Free for one person you're caring for. $9.99 / month or $79.99 / year for full family coordination · 30-day free trial · cancel any time.
Caring for an aging parent is one of the most tender, most exhausting things a person does. Elderoak doesn't replace the call to your sister, or the visit on Sunday, or the cup of tea after a hard morning. It just keeps the day-to-day pieces — the medications, the appointments, the people coming and going — somewhere everyone in your family can see.
It's 8:13 PM.
Mom was supposed to take her evening blood-pressure pill at 8. You're 200 miles away and you don't want to call again — she's already feeling watched. Elderoak quietly notices, sends her a gentle reminder she taps from her recliner, and lets you know she's set for the night. No call needed.
It's a Tuesday morning.
Dad has a cardiology appointment. You can't take the day off, but your sister can. She opens Elderoak on her phone, sees the address, the doctor's name, the questions Dad wanted to ask, and a recording space for what the doctor says. By dinner, the whole family has heard it.
It's the Sunday before the new aide starts.
Mom's morning aide is going on vacation; a new one starts Monday. Through Elderoak, the new aide already has Mom's medication list, mobility notes, the time she usually wakes, and the breakfast she likes. Mom doesn't have to explain herself to a stranger.
Each person sees a screen that fits their role. Dense and detailed for caregivers; simplified for the cared-for. Restricted-but-respectful for paid aides.
If you're an adult child
You'll see the schedule, the meds, and a daily wellness check from a parent who'd rather text 'I'm fine' than be asked again. You'll know when something's been missed without having to ask.
If you're the one being cared for
Big buttons, large text, voice playback, a single emergency button always at the bottom of the screen. You stay independent — the family stays informed because you chose to share, not because someone is looking over your shoulder.
If you're a hired aide
Check in for your shift, hand off cleanly to the next person, record what the doctor said. The family knows you were there and what mattered today, without you having to write a long text.
A note from the team
“We built Elderoak after watching our own families try to coordinate care for grandparents through group texts, spreadsheets, and a lot of guesswork. Every family ends up building this themselves — we just wanted to give you a gentler place to start.”
Start with one person. Add the rest of your family at your own pace. There's no rush — Elderoak grows around you.
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