Personal Care Companion

Personal Care Companion keeps your medical info, medications, contacts, and notes together in one simple app so everything you need is in one place.

Personal Care Companion keeps your medical information and other important health details together in one easy‑to‑use app, instead of being scattered across calendars, notes, and contacts, so everything you need is in one place when it matters most.

Use Personal Care Companion to organize:

• Medical information – diagnoses, conditions, history, allergies, surgeries, and other details you are always asked to remember.

• Medications – a clear list of what you take, including names, strengths, and instructions from your providers.

• Medication schedule – when to take each medication, how often, and any special notes, so you can quickly answer “What do you take and when?”

• Vital signs – blood pressure, pulse, weight, and other readings you want to track over time.

• Appointments – upcoming and past visits, with room for notes so you can walk in prepared and walk out with a record of what was decided.

• Contacts – doctors, clinics, pharmacies, family, caregivers, and other helpers, each with a clear contact type so you can quickly find the right person when you need them.

• Notes – questions you want to ask, things you notice day‑to‑day, and details you don’t want to forget.

The app is designed for clarity and independence, with simple screens, readable text, and large touch areas. Your information stays on your device, with no accounts to create, no ads, and no tracking. Personal Care Companion itself is FREE to use.

Personal Care Companion is built with accessibility in mind. It supports Dynamic Type so text can be sized to your comfort, and uses large, easy‑to‑tap buttons to reduce missed touches. You can enable high‑contrast colors to improve readability and adjust color choices to suit your vision needs. The app works with text‑to‑speech and speech‑to‑text features, making it easier to read information aloud or enter notes by voice instead of typing.