Two years ago, my husband and I became guardians for my mother-in-law, who is living with Alzheimer’s. Suddenly, we found ourselves navigating medications, routines, anxiety triggers, appointments, sleep schedules, and daily caregiving responsibilities we felt completely unprepared for.

Like many caregivers, we were balancing full-time work while trying to provide the best care possible. We hired additional caregiving support, but communication quickly became exhausting. Every shift required updates, reminders, and detailed conversations just to keep everyone informed.

We realized caregiving wasn’t only emotionally overwhelming — it was also difficult to coordinate.