Ordyn+ Care gives everyone helping the same picture — what was taken, what was eaten, what the doctor said, who is going on Thursday. Nobody has to be asked for an update.
Set up in an evening. Most families start the week someone comes out of hospital.

Mia and Nina look after their parents, Jon and Bel.




What families tell us
Appointments, tasks and visits are shared, so helping is something your brothers and sisters can pick up rather than something they have to be asked for. Everyone sees what is still unclaimed — which is usually all it takes.
One daily record — meals, drinks, how the day went, what the nurse said. Written once by whoever was there, visible to everyone else straight away. No group chat to scroll back through.
Medication times, marked as given, with who gave them and when. A dose two hours late looks different from a dose on time, so you can see it rather than wonder.
If there is nobody else
Leo is an only child. There is no sibling to share it with, so for him the point is not dividing the work — it is having a record that holds, and room to bring in help.
Yes. You send an invite, he installs the app and he is in. He does not need an account with us first and you never handle his password.
They go in together, and everyone helping sees both. If a carer should only see one of them, you can keep them separate instead — that choice is yours when you add them.
Yes. Families use it alongside a home to keep their own record of appointments, visits and what they were told. If the home itself uses Ordyn+ Care, the medication record is the same one the staff are writing.
Only people you invite can see it, enforced in the database itself rather than only in the app. You can remove someone at any time, and exports are generated for you rather than sitting on a shared drive.
Free to start, for as long as you need to see whether it helps. There is nothing to cancel if it does not.
Set it up tonight, invite your sister in the morning.
Get started freeOne app. If you are also raising children, it does that too — switch between them whenever you like.