Keep Care Continuous,
Even When Caregivers
Change

CuroNow gives your office, your aides, and your families one shared view of what changed between visits. Fewer inbound calls. Stronger handoffs. Families who stay.

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The Problem

  • Care plans, observations, and updates are scattered across texts, calls, and memory

  • When caregivers change, critical context disappears

  • Families assume the agency sees everything in real time, even when they don’t

  • The office absorbs the fallout through escalations and after-hours calls

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How CuroNow Works

1. The aid sends out a pulse check at the end of a shift.

Right now this looks like a short text message that goes out when the shift ends. One reply, two characters. No app to download, no login, no new system to learn.

2. The family gets a plain language update.

The reply becomes a readable update in the family Care Hub, automatically. Families stop calling the office to ask how the day went.

3. Your office sees the signal.

Coordinators see what changed across every client in one place, so a small change gets noticed while it is still small.


93%

of aides completed their post shift check in, up from 33% at the start of our New Jersey pilot.

Measured over our New Jersey home care agency pilot, beginning June 2026. This measures aide engagement, not clinical outcomes.

What This Changes

For Agencies:

• Fewer after-hours calls

• Stronger handoffs

• More stable care delivery

For Caregivers:

• Clearer expectations

• Less repetition

• Lower stress

For Families:

  • Transparency without micromanaging

  • Confidence that updates are shared

We work alongside the systems you already run.

CuroNow does not replace your scheduling, billing, or electronic visit verification (EVV) system. It adds the layer those systems were never built to cover, which is what happens between visits and what families are told about it. Your office keeps the platform it already knows.

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Why does CuroNow Exist?

Care doesn’t break down because people don’t care. It breaks down when context doesn’t carry forward.

CuroNow creates shared visibility so care stays continuous, even as roles, schedules, and caregivers change.

Connection is Prevention.