02 / SPLIT THE COSTS
Receipts, not resentment.
Track care expenses, attach receipts, and split costs with siblings. Make who paid what clear without the awkward guessing.
One shared record. A fairer conversation.
Family care. Finally connected.
Appointments, shared expenses, and what the doctor actually said. CareTogether keeps siblings on the same page—even when you’re miles apart.
Free for families. Built to share from day one.
Care is a team effort.
Give everyone a place in the plan.
Our promise to families
A shared plan, not another group chat
Between work, kids, and your parent’s needs, there’s enough to juggle. Put the details somewhere everyone can find them.
01 / SHARE THE SCHEDULE
Keep appointments, medication schedules, and family visits in one shared calendar. See what’s coming—and who’s taking care of it.
A week, together
Illustrative scheduleDoctor appointment
Alex · Taking Dad
Medication pickup
Sam · Pharmacy run
Afternoon visit
Jordan · Coming over
02 / SPLIT THE COSTS
Track care expenses, attach receipts, and split costs with siblings. Make who paid what clear without the awkward guessing.
One shared record. A fairer conversation.
03 / KEEP EVERYONE IN THE LOOP
Share visit notes and next steps in one place. The sibling three states away gets the same update as the one in the waiting room.
Distance shouldn’t mean missing the details.
Start with your family. Invite your siblings. Share the load.
Create your family accountFree for families. Supported by employers.
Give employees a practical way to coordinate care at home. CareTogether is designed to support the people balancing a career and an aging parent.
For families
$0
Shared care, without a subscription.
Calendar, expense splitting, and shared doctor-visit notes for you and your family.
Start togetherFor employers
$2–$4
per employee / month
Offer family care coordination as an employee benefit. Discuss your workforce needs and optional premium support, including care navigators.
Explore employer plansFor individuals getting started
$0/month
Your next step, together
Bring your siblings into the plan. Turn scattered updates into a shared way forward.