Care is more than medicine. Adley is built for the family caregiver.

Adley Health is built for family caregivers — giving them a shared system to coordinate home care, advocate for loved ones, and manage chronic illness proactively, starting with Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s. Less chaos. Fewer dropped balls. More confidence that nothing important is being missed.

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Chronic care is decided in the clinic — but lived at home.

Adley Health keeps everyone on the same page—family, friends, and providers—so you spend less time coordinating, more time advocating, and feel genuinely supported along the way.

Most families are managing complex care at home without the support or structure they deserve.

There is no real care coordination system for families. Home health software is built for agencies and compliance, not real family life. Doctors can make recommendations, but they can’t see what’s happening at home. Families are left to run complex care with tools that were never designed for this job. We built Adley because caregivers deserve real infrastructure.

Turn complexity into a clear care plan, Capture medical history, medications, routines, preferences, emergency info, and care goals — all in one structured, living system.

Turn the plan into shared, trackable work. Assign roles. Track tasks. Ensure nothing lives “only in someone’s head.

Keep care in sync as life changes.Conditions evolve. Needs change. People step in and out. Adley evolves with you.

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Adley is built for...

Adley is built for family caregivers. Adult children caring for parents. Spouses caring for partners. Families sharing responsibility across siblings and distance. People carrying care while raising kids and holding jobs. We’re designed for any chronic illness, and we’re starting with Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s and dementia logic. These conditions are long, complex, and life-changing — and families deserve better tools.

For Individuals

1. Turn complexity into a clear care system Capture medical history, medications, routines, preferences, emergency info, and care goals in one structured, living place.

2. Turn the plan into shared, visible Assign tasks. Share responsibility. Make sure nothing important lives “only in someone’s head.”

3. Keep care in sync as life Conditions evolve. People step in and out. Adley evolves with you — without losing context or history.

For Families

This is not a symptom tracker. This is not a notes app. This is not a task list. Adley is care infrastructure. Built for shared care, not solo tracking. Built for long-term, evolving conditions. Built for real life, not ideal life. Built to sit between families and healthcare systems.

Adley Health is built for family caregivers — giving them a shared system to coordinate home care, advocate for loved ones, and manage chronic illness proactively.

How We Got Here

Hi, I’m Morgan! While I don’t identify as a caretaker, I have become an amateur neurologist, problem solver, and personal assistant.

My father was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease thirty years ago and this experience has shaped a lot of who I am and has helped me to understand the need for more caregiver support. We need a better journey, and I'm excited to make that my mission.

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Remember, you’re not in this alone.

We’re ready to make caregiving more collaborative and less overwhelming. Whether you’re a patient, a caregiver, or “the figure it out person”, we want you to feel truly supported by your village throughout your medical journey. And for the others who have been in your shoes before, they want that for you, too.

As a clinician, one of the biggest challenges is truly knowing what’s happening with a patient between visits. Adley Health is going to be a game changer in the coordination of the care team by bringing everything into one centralized place. The ability for clinicians, patients, and the care team to stay informed and aligned has the potential to save clinics time and deliver truly comprehensive care. From both a provider and family care partner perspective, this is the kind of tool healthcare has been missing.

Kelly Papesh, Nurse Practitioner, Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders