CuidarConAmorOrganize. Accompany. Take care of yourself too.

Caring for someone you love shouldn't be something you do alone.

CuidarConAmor helps you keep track of medications, routines and the changes you notice day to day in a person with Alzheimer's. And it supports you, because you're tired too.

  • No card required
  • Up to 6 people included
  • Reviewed by a nurse

Sound familiar?

Caregiving means holding many things in your head at once.

And it almost always falls on one person, who also has a job, children and a life of their own. It isn't a lack of love: there's only so much one mind can hold.

CuidarConAmor holds all of it for you, in one place.

  • Did she already take her morning pill?
  • Was she more confused than yesterday, or am I just exhausted?
  • What do I tell the doctor on Thursday?
  • Does anyone else know how last night went?

What it does for you

Everything about the day to day, in one place

  • Medications

    Times, doses and who gave them. If your brother already did, you'll see it.

  • Routines

    Activities designed for the stage she's in, not generic ones.

  • Tracking

    Four questions a day. By the end of the week you know if something changed.

  • Someone who listens

    Guidance and relief whenever you need it, including at three in the morning.

Plus: clinical guides, a life story book, music therapy, expense tracking and an emergency button for the hardest moments.

For the whole family

One payment. Up to six people caring.

You invite your siblings, your children and the hired caregiver with a code. Everyone sees the same thing, and each one records their part.

No more "does anyone know if she took her pill?" in the family WhatsApp group.

The price is per person being cared for, not per person helping.

  • YOUYou, carrying the day to day
  • BYour brother, who lives far away and wants to know
  • CThe caregiver, recording what happened on her shift
  • DYour daughter, who helps on weekends
  • +2Two more spots, for whoever is needed

Who's behind this

A nurse who was also a caregiver.

The content in CuidarConAmor was reviewed by Octavio Builes, a registered nurse with twenty years in healthcare and co-founder of the project. This isn't advice gathered from the internet: it comes from clinical practice and from caring closely for a relative with Alzheimer's.

  • 31 practical guides for real caregiving situations
  • A staging scale based on clinical criteria, not intuition
  • Warning signs that tell you when it's worth calling the doctor

Octavio answers families' questions within what his nursing training and experience allow. He does not replace the doctor treating your relative, and when something is beyond his scope, he says so.

Octavio BuilesNurse and co-founder of CuidarConAmorRegistered nurse, Universidad de Antioquia20 years of experience in healthcare
Caring for someone with dementia is something you learn as you go, and almost always alone. That's what we set out to change.

Pricing

One price per family, not per person.

Pay once and everyone is included. You start with fourteen full days, no card and no commitment.

Three months free

$179.000

per year, for the whole family

Split between six people, that's less than $2,500 COP a month each.

Start the 14-day trial
  • All twelve modules, with nothing locked
  • Up to six people in the circle
  • Reports to take to the doctor
  • Support whenever you need it, at any hour

How do I pay? By Nequi or bank transfer to Bancolombia. Message us and we activate your account the same day.

If you decide not to continue, the journal, the medications and everything you wrote stay yours. Nothing is deleted.

For organizations

Do you represent an association or a care home?

We offer special terms for the families you support, and material you can hand out to them.

See the proposal

Start today. Tomorrow you'll already have something to tell the doctor.

Fourteen full days, no card required.

It also works from your browser, with nothing to install. Coming soon to iPhone.