One care agenda
View appointments, medication occurrences and scheduled tasks together by day.
Shared caregiver calendar
Keep appointments and scheduled care visible to the whole family
Alongside combines appointments with scheduled medicines and tasks, helping family caregivers see the day ahead, who is responsible and what needs follow-up.
Download AlongsideWhy families use Alongside
A calendar is more useful when responsibility travels with the event
A date and time are only part of a caregiving plan. Families also need preparation notes, the responsible person, current status and the outcome. Alongside keeps those details connected to the appointment and shared care history.
Inside Alongside
Move between the family’s month, week and day
Filter scheduled care by type or person, then open a day to see the appointments, medicines and tasks the family is coordinating.
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What Alongside helps you do
Keep the current state of care understandable
Clear responsibility
Assign an appointment owner so the family knows who is going or coordinating.
Preparation together
Keep provider, location and preparation notes with the appointment record.
Follow through
Record an outcome and create follow-up tasks after the appointment.
A practical example
Coordinate a parent’s appointments between siblings
One sibling adds the cardiology appointment and preparation notes, another takes responsibility for transport, and the organizer records the outcome and follow-up task afterward.
Alongside can fit
- Siblings sharing transportation and appointment support
- Long-distance caregivers coordinating with someone local
- Families managing recurring appointments and routines
- Care teams that need appointment outcomes in the Timeline
Common questions
Questions about shared caregiver calendar
Can Alongside replace my personal calendar?
Alongside is the shared source of truth for care coordination. It does not currently replace every personal calendar workflow.
Can families assign an appointment to someone?
Yes. Appointments can have a responsible caregiver, and their status can be updated as the plan progresses.
Can I add appointment notes?
Yes. Families can keep preparation information with the appointment and record an outcome and follow-up after completion.
A little less to carry alone
Bring your family’s care together.
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