CARE Companion

BY CAREOSITY

Empowering Your Best Life

Caregiver Corner

How are you feeling today?

60-Second Reset

Follow the circle. Breathe in as it grows, out as it shrinks.

Breathe

Daily Reminder

You cannot pour from an empty cup. It is completely okay to ask for help, take a break, and prioritize your own mental health today.

Emergency Hub

Global Emergency Contacts

Add numbers you need access to instantly, regardless of which profile you are viewing.

Manage Profiles

Create New Profile

Wellness Guide

Taking Medications

1. Try to take your pills with a full glass of water, unless your doctor says otherwise.

2. Keep your chin straight when swallowing capsules, and tuck your chin slightly down for tablets. This helps them go down easier!

3. Always check with your pharmacist before crushing or chewing any pills.

Staying Hydrated

It's very easy to forget to drink water! Aim for 6-8 glasses a day. Keeping a favorite water bottle nearby or setting small goals can help you stay refreshed, energized, and clear-headed.

Nutrition Basics

A balanced diet fuels the body and mind. Try to include colorful vegetables and lean proteins in your meals. Be mindful of hidden salts and sugars in packaged foods, and always consult your doctor before making major dietary changes.

Keeping Your Home Safe

To prevent trips and falls, try to keep walkways clear of loose rugs or cords. Make sure hallways and bathrooms have bright lighting (nightlights are great!), and wear comfortable shoes with good grip when walking indoors.

Mental & Social Well-being

A healthy mind is just as important as a healthy body. Engage in activities you love, like reading, puzzles, or listening to music. Try to connect with a friend, family member, or neighbor every day to share a smile and a conversation.

Recognizing Emergencies

Call your doctor for mild fevers, sudden changes in mood, or minor physical discomforts.

Call 911 immediately if you experience chest pain, difficulty breathing, sudden weakness or numbness (especially on one side of the body), or a severe, unexplained headache.

Gentle Movement & Mobility

Gentle range-of-motion work, stretching, and seated strength exercises can help support circulation, posture, flexibility, and day-to-day independence.

Slow, controlled movement is usually best. Stop if pain sharply increases, dizziness begins, or a healthcare professional has advised against a specific exercise.

Emotional Reset & Mindfulness

Short breathing exercises, grounding tools, gratitude moments, and emotional check-ins can help calm the nervous system and improve focus.

Even one or two minutes of slow breathing or naming what you feel can create a sense of steadiness before meals, appointments, bathing, or bedtime.

Safe Activity Pacing

Begin with easier movement on low-energy days and increase gradually on stronger days. Keep water nearby, use stable footwear, and give time for rest between activities.

If a person has fall risk, severe weakness, chest pain, trouble breathing, or a major change from normal, pause activity and seek medical guidance right away.

Privacy Policy

Your Data, Your Control.

At CAREOSITY, LLC, we believe that medical and personal data is strictly confidential. CARE Companion is designed to store all of your information locally on this device only.

We do not transmit, sell, or share your data with any external servers, third parties, or cloud databases. Your profiles, health logs, contacts, and journal entries belong entirely to you.

About Care Companion

CARE Companion is a personal care and wellness organizer designed to stay with you, right on your device.

You can use it to create care profiles, track medications, vitals, meals and hydration, symptoms, appointments, notes, contacts, daily care logs, and CAREMOTION activity.

How your data is stored

CARE Companion stores information locally on this device using your browser or installed app storage. That means your information is not uploaded to a CAREOSITY server or cloud account by default.

Because the data lives on this device, it may be lost if the app is deleted, browser data is cleared, the device is reset, or storage is wiped. For that reason, regular backups are strongly recommended.

How to back up your data

Open the menu and choose Backup Data. CARE Companion will download a backup file in JSON format to your device.

Store that file somewhere safe, such as your Files app, iCloud Drive, Google Drive, Dropbox, or a computer. Creating a fresh backup after important updates is a good habit.

How to restore data

On the same device or a new device, open the menu and choose Restore Data. Select a CARE Companion backup file you previously saved.

Restoring will replace the current app data with the contents of that backup file, so it is wise to create a fresh backup first if you want to preserve what is currently on the device.

How to move to another device

To transfer CARE Companion to another phone or tablet, first back up your data on the old device. Then install or open CARE Companion on the new device and use Restore Data to import that backup file.

Once restored, your profiles and saved information should appear on the new device as part of that local installation.

A gentle reminder

CARE Companion is a supportive organizing tool and not a replacement for medical advice, diagnosis, or emergency services. For urgent medical concerns, call your doctor or emergency services right away.

Profile Name

Daily Care Logs

CAREMOTION

Movement, mindfulness, and cognitive support in one place

Recent CAREMOTION Activity

    Smart Daily Builder

    A quick way to choose the right routine for today

    Exercise

    Follow the steps at a comfortable pace

    Why this helps:
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    Module Complete

    Beautiful work. The session has been saved to the profile.

    This CAREMOTION session was completed.

    Walking Pacer

    Choose a pace and track movement time

    00:00
    Ready when you are.

    Mind Center

    Choose what feels most helpful right now

    Check My Mood

    Pick the feeling that fits best right now

    Calming Tools

    Simple supports for overwhelm, worry, or grounding

    Let It Go Box

    Type the worry and let it leave the screen

    5-4-3-2-1 Grounding

    Use your senses to settle the body

    Support & Crisis

    Immediate support resources

    You are not alone.

    If someone is in emotional crisis, at risk of harm, or feeling overwhelmed, connect with real-world support right away.

    You can also contact a trusted friend, family member, nurse, therapist, or emergency contact now.

    Brain Game

    Watch the pattern, then repeat it

    Score
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    Missed
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    Watch the pattern...

    Well Done

    That was a beautiful brain workout

    Final Score
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    Missed: 0

    Export PDF Report

    Symptoms Tracker

    Medications

    Active Prescriptions

    Medication History Log

    Vitals Log

    Meals & Hydration

    Contacts

    Appointments

    My Journal

    Add quick notes or view history.