Wellthy 3.8.4

Meet Wellthy, your family’s caregiving support.

Balancing career, family, and social life can be stressful. Whether you are caring for aging parents, a child with a health condition, a sibling in need of surgery, a spouse who suffered an accident, or managing your healthcare needs, Wellthy is here to help.

With Wellthy, your family is matched with a dedicated Care Coordinator. Your Care Coordinator will help manage care for a family member (or yourself) in any capacity, big or small. Wellthy is well-suited for helping with complex, chronic, or ongoing care needs during any life stage.

One Care Coordinator, dedicated to your family

• Your Care Coordinator gets to know your family’s story from beginning to end. They will guide you through a care plan, advocate for your loved one, and tackle those tricky tasks.

Guidance from experts who understand the care industry

• We understand that care decisions can be overwhelming. Whether it’s evaluating insurance and Medicare options or finding the right in-home aide, your Care Coordinator is here to help.

Family communication made simple

• Invite family and friends to join your Care Circle and keep everyone connected with streamlined communication—one email thread, one moderator, one voice of reason.

Everything is organized in your Care Dashboard

• Keep everything safe and accessible for whenever you need it. Store important documents, relevant articles and one-pagers, contacts, medications, and upcoming appointments all in one place.

Fast help with urgent tasks or support for the long run

• Speak with a Care Coordinator right away to get help with an urgent task or set up your Care Dashboard for continued ongoing support for as long as you need.

How a Care Coordinator Can Help

• A Wellthy Care Coordinator can help you with a range of family care challenges easing your mind in the process.

Aging

• For families with aging members dealing with all kinds of life changes.

Health Conditions

• For individuals and families with a tough diagnosis or ongoing condition.

Mental Health

• For those struggling with depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges.

Veteran Support

• For our heroes and their families to get the care they deserve.

Financial Hardship

• For those hardworking families feeling financially strained.

Special Needs

• For special families with unique and intersectional needs.