Coordinate near and far
Local caregivers can complete care while relatives in another city stay informed and take on work they can handle.
Care for aging parents
Coordinate care for an aging parent without carrying it alone
Alongside helps siblings and family caregivers share the practical work of supporting an aging parent: medicines, appointments, recurring tasks, observations and the updates everyone needs.
Download AlongsideWhy families use Alongside
Give siblings one current view of care
When one person becomes the default organizer, they often repeat updates, chase help and hold the entire plan in memory. A private Care Circle gives each family member appropriate access to the same current information while keeping responsibility visible.
Inside Alongside
Give each person the right place in the Care Circle
Invite family members with organizer, caregiver or viewer access so everyone can help or stay informed at the appropriate level.
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What Alongside helps you do
Keep the current state of care understandable
Keep routines visible
Add recurring medicines and tasks so the family can see what is expected each day.
Prepare for appointments
Keep the time, location, preparation notes and responsible person together, then record the outcome and follow-up work.
Preserve the story
Important actions and observations build a chronological Timeline instead of disappearing inside old messages.
A practical example
Useful when siblings divide the week
One sibling can handle weekday medicines, another can own Friday appointments, and a relative farther away can coordinate refills or transportation. If plans change, the Care Circle shows the updated owner and history.
Alongside can fit
- Adult children caring for a parent together
- Long-distance family caregivers
- Families supporting aging in place
- Relatives coordinating with a paid caregiver
Common questions
Questions about care for aging parents
Can Alongside help siblings care for a parent together?
Yes. Siblings can join the same Care Circle with caregiver or viewer access, share responsibilities and see activity as it happens.
Can my parent participate?
Yes, when appropriate. The person receiving care can be invited with the level of access that fits the family’s situation.
Can Alongside store emergency information?
A recipient profile can hold care context and emergency information entered by the family. Alongside is not an emergency monitoring or response service.
A little less to carry alone
Bring your family’s care together.
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