CareMapAI is currently in Beta.

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Make sense of caring for your aging parent

Answer a few questions and CareMapAI shows you what needs attention, what to do next, and how to share the work with family and helpers. All in one place.

Developed with Sheridan College's Centre for Elder Research, with support from IRAP.

See how CareMapAI works

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Start with clarity, then move forward step by step.

CareMapAI helps you understand what is happening, organize what matters, and take practical next steps without having to figure everything out alone.

See what needs attention first

Caring for a parent means a hundred things competing for your attention. The assessment sorts them into what matters most right now, from memory and mobility to home safety and your own wellbeing, so you know where to start instead of trying to hold it all at once.

Know your next step

For each area, you get practical things you can actually do, ordered by what's most important. Not medical advice, just clear next steps grounded in elder-care research.

Keep everyone on the same page

Coordinate helpers, visits, and tasks in one place, and share what's happening so you're not the only one holding the details.

How it works

  1. 1

    Create your free account

    Register for free to start. Your information stays private.

  2. 2

    Understand their needs

    Answer a few questions about your loved one and your situation. It takes about 15 minutes and personalizes everything that follows.

  3. 3

    Review your results

    See clear insights about care priorities and areas that may need attention.

  4. 4

    Follow an action plan

    Get practical next steps organized by priority to help you plan and coordinate care.

  5. 5

    Use care tools

    Access simple tools to manage daily care, coordinate helpers, and support your own wellbeing.

A science-informed approach

Our assessment covers key areas that matter for family caregivers. Developed with Sheridan College's Centre for Elder Research, it uses a research-informed rubric to weigh each of these areas, from your loved one's memory and daily needs to your own health as the caregiver, and highlight where support may help most.

Memory and cognition

Daily living support

Mobility and fall risk

Home safety

Caregiver health and stress

Financial and legal readiness

Advance care planning

Document readiness

About CareMapAI

CareMapAI was developed in collaboration between ConsidraCare and Sheridan College's Centre for Elder Research and Centre for Applied AI, with support from the National Research Council of Canada's Industrial Research Assistance Program.

We understand the challenges family caregivers face because we have worked alongside hundreds of families navigating care for aging parents and loved ones.

Frequently asked questions

Ready to get a clearer care plan?

Register for free to start your assessment. Your information stays private.