“I thought that medication had been stopped. Why is it back on her list?”
Care for your aging parent from anywhere. Without missing what matters.
Keep up with her medications, get ready for each visit, and know what needs to happen next, even when you’re caring from afar.
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The hardest part isn’t the tasks. It’s going to bed not sure you got it right.
You are your mom’s only shared record. When one doctor changes her dose, the other might never know.
“What changed at the appointment, and what are we supposed to do next?”
Her medications, appointments, and changes live across bottles, portals, texts, and your memory. AnHealth keeps them in one place, so you’re not the one holding all of it in your head.
What AnHealth does
Walk into the appointment ready.
Keep the medication changes, new symptoms, and questions you want to ask in one place before the visit. Afterward, note what changed and what to do next.
Questions for Dr. Chen
- Does this new prescription overlap with anything she already takes?
- Should her blood pressure dose change based on last month’s readings?
- Could this interact with her metformin?
One current list, even when several doctors are involved.
Put every doctor's prescriptions in one list. AnHealth flags likely duplicates and dose changes, and asks about medicines that may no longer belong. You confirm what's current.
From different doctors
- Lisinopril · Dr. Chen
- Atorvastatin · Dr. Patel
- Metformin · Dr. Chen
- Aspirin · Dr. Winters
Current list
- Lisinopril 10mg AM
- Atorvastatin 20mg PM
- Metformin 500mg 2×/day
- Aspirin 81mg AM
Most apps hand you a list. AnHealth keeps up with what changes.
It doesn’t add to the pile of notifications. What matters surfaces once, when it can change something, then it’s done.
Advocacy at a distance
Built by a caregiver who lives it.
AnHealth began with one daughter managing her own mother’s medications from far away. Every choice comes from that seat, not a boardroom.
Attributed
Help that feels like family, not surveillance.
Every reminder carries the name of the person who set it. No read receipts, no scores. Your loved one decides what to share.
Honest
Careful with your trust.
When AnHealth isn’t sure, it says so. It won’t cry wolf, and it never treats silence as safety.
Keeps up
One clear page for the doctor.
Walk into the appointment with a single summary the doctor can actually use, with your questions already on it.
I built AnHealth while caring for my own mom.
A few years ago, I realized how much of her care depended on me remembering the right detail at the right time.
She takes many medications every day, and it was easy for the list to become confusing. A dose would change, one medicine would be stopped, or a new prescription would be added. Her doctors often had different medication lists because they did not share one system.
I kept notes in my phone, texted updates to my sister, saved photos of pill bottles, and tried to keep up with several patient portals. I still worried that something could be missed, duplicated, or taken the wrong way.
I built AnHealth to give families one place to keep medications, doctors, appointments, questions, and follow-up tasks clear. It helps caregivers review changes, notice possible safety issues, and understand what needs attention next.
My mom uses it too. She’s the reason this exists.
Jennifer MaFounder, AnHealth
One caregiver should not have to remember every medication change alone.Jennifer Ma · Founder
A few things people ask.
What can AnHealth help me manage?
AnHealth helps you keep your loved one’s medications, appointments, care-team information, reminders, and important updates organized in one place.
It is designed to help families stay coordinated between doctor visits.
Does my loved one need to use the app?
No. You can use AnHealth as a caregiver without your loved one installing anything.
When your loved one uses an iPhone, they can optionally join to see reminders, check in, and share updates with you. Their participation is always optional.
Can I manage care for more than one person?
Yes. AnHealth is designed for caregivers who support a parent, spouse, or more than one loved one.
Each person has a separate care profile, making it easier to keep their medications, appointments, and updates organized.
Is AnHealth available on iPhone?
Yes. The AnHealth beta is currently designed for iPhone.
Caregivers can use the app independently. Loved ones who use an iPhone can also choose to join the optional recipient experience.
How much does AnHealth cost?
AnHealth is currently inviting caregivers to participate in its beta.
Beta access is free while we learn from early families and improve the experience.
Is AnHealth right for my family?
AnHealth may be helpful when you are coordinating medications, appointments, and follow-up care for an aging parent or another loved one, especially when several family members or doctors are involved.
It may be a good fit when important information is currently spread across notes, texts, calendars, prescription bottles, and patient portals.
Feel more confident at every appointment.
Keep every medication change, question, and follow-up in one place, so you can walk into the next appointment knowing what to ask.