Most of what makes care good lives in one person's head. LumaCare turns it into a profile and guides that every caregiver can read before they start.
A short look at how it works - press play when you're ready.
Nobody knows Emma the way you do.
But it all lives in your head. So when you’re away, everyone guesses, or calls you.
Meet LumaCare: everything you know about her, ready for everyone who cares for her.
Tonight, for the first time in months, you’re going out. So this morning, her profile: allergies, medication, and who to call.
Then her care guides. LumaCare shows what’s missing, asks you a few questions, and writes the guide for you.
At four, Maria starts her shift, with a short summary of everything since she was last there.
At dinner, it all gets too loud. Maria opens the guide, and does it just the way you would.
And you actually enjoy your evening. Maria’s note says it went fine, and her new tip is saved for whoever comes next.
LumaCare. Every caregiver gives the same care. Start free today.
Medical conditions, allergies, medication, care guides and documents are gathered in one place, so nobody has to ask twice.
Write short guides for routines like bedtime, meals or a seizure, and let caregivers add tips as they learn what works.
LumaCare checks your guides against the topics good care usually covers, then asks you a few questions and writes a draft for you to edit.
When a helper starts a shift, they get a plain-language summary of everything logged since they were last there.
Keep doctors, therapists, relatives and emergency contacts in one list, and print an emergency card for each person you care for.
Helpers read the profile and guides before they start, add tips where you allow it, and get a briefing on what's happened since their last shift.
Give each person exactly the access they need, and keep sensitive information to the few who should see it.
Helpers get updates while they're working - not on their day off.
Stored in EU data centres and handled under GDPR, including the extra protection for health data.
Relatives and helpers are included in your plan - nobody pays per person.
Start with the routines people ask you about most. On Premium, the guide builder suggests the topics to cover and asks you a few questions, so you never face a blank page.
Only if you give them permission. You can also let caregivers add tips to a guide without being able to edit the guide itself.
Only the people you've given access to. Each person's permissions decide what they can see.