Health rarely happens to just one person

Someone in
it with you.

Dote keeps their care in one record and checks in on them and on everyone helping, you included, so "I'm fine" is never the whole story.

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How dote works

One clear record, and someone who checks in.

Record the appointment so you can listen instead of taking notes. It comes back in plain words, in one record with every doctor, medicine, and plan. Between visits, a concierge watches that record and checks in on them and on everyone helping.

One record. Every doctor.

Record each appointment as it happens and it lands here in plain words, next to every medicine and plan from every practice. When one doctor's advice contradicts another's, the record flags it.

A concierge that follows through.

Between visits the concierge reads the record and checks in: were the exercises done, is anything getting worse. You stop being the only one keeping track, and nothing has to wait for the next appointment to be noticed.

Someone asks how you are, too.

Everyone asks about the person you're caring for. The same check-in asks how you are holding up, because the one who looks like they're holding it together is usually the one no one thinks to ask.

A man on the phone late at night, coordinating a parent's care

The gap is
between
the visits.

The appointment ends. The questions don't. And no one is watching what happens next. Except you.

"The nurse asked how he was doing. Then she asked how I was doing. Nobody had asked me that in months."
A caregiver, on the call that inspired dote

Let's dote.

Add one person, one visit, one plan. Dote takes it from there.

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