Lifelong - The Family Health Company retweeted
The Lifelong Secret Master Plan (pls dont share)
We’re building an intelligence that knows the people you love, remembers their history, and takes care of what happens next.
trylifelong.com/roadmap
Lifelong - The Family Health Company retweeted
Introducing Lifelong for Caregivers.
A dedicated experience for people who look after someone else's health.
Out now!
Introducing Lifelong for Caregivers
A dedicated experience for people who look after someone else’s health. Manage their medications, appointments, records and more—all from your phone.
Alo is the Instinct for health, designed with 100s of families-
To make the life of a carer easier,
To build habits as a family,
To make sure no family member goes through it alone
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Today, we're introducing the Instinct for your family's health.
- See what changed
- Ask what matters before the next appointment
- Record what the doctor actually said.
- Know whether someone you love is doing okay.
Rolling out now.
Alo by Lifelong - The Family Health Company
One place for your family’s records, medications, appointments, conditions and everyday health and connected across everyone you care for And one intelligence, Alo, that understands the whole picture
Families are the real care system. They’ve been running it on group chats, screenshots and a drawer.
Lifelong is the intelligence layer for them. Live today.
trylifelong.com/
Introducing @tryLifelong.
For most of history, health was a family thing: stories, remedies, the small daily knowing of how someone is doing. But most of us live further apart now. Lifelong closes that distance.
One place for your family's health: medications, next steps in care, how everyone is tracking.
Become a Lifelong family at trylifelong.com
Lifelong - The Family Health Company retweeted
The point of better technology isn’t just to make us more productive. It should make us better sons, daughters, partners, parents and caregivers.
When my grandfather got sick, my father literally moved walls for him. He widened a doorway for a hospital bed and rebuilt the bathroom so his wheelchair could fit.
His generation compensated for weak systems with physical sacrifice. Ours has technology, data, infrastructure and intelligence on a scale humanity has never had.
And despite all that leverage, I haven’t done even 1% of what my father did for his family.
If technology doesn’t make us better at caring for our people, we’ve mistaken capability for progress.
We're building @tryLifelong to change that. To give families better tools to care for the people they love.
We intend to move walls for millions of families.
Launching August 12. Sign up for the waitlist here: trylifelong.com



