What does Neela actually help me do?

Neela helps you remember what doctors said, keep information organized, track symptoms and changes, and know what to focus on next so day to day caregiving feels more manageable.

Will Neela replace my doctor or healthcare provider?

No. Neela is a support tool for caregivers and is not a doctor, nurse, or healthcare provider. She helps you stay organized and informed so you can work more effectively with your medical team.

Can Neela help during doctor appointments?

Yes. Neela can listen during appointments, summarize key points, highlight follow ups, and help you remember questions you want to ask so you do not have to rely on memory or handwritten notes.

How does Neela keep track of changes or symptoms?

You can talk to or chat with Neela about what you are noticing. She tracks changes, new symptoms, and concerns in your own words so patterns are easier to see over time.

Can my family use Neela too?

Yes. Neela is designed for families who are sharing caregiving responsibilities. You can use her to keep information in one place and make it easier for everyone to stay on the same page.

Does Neela work for all caregiving situations?

Neela is built for unpaid family caregivers who are supporting an adult loved one, especially aging parents or relatives living at home or in the community. She is meant to complement the care you already provide, not to replace professional care.

How does the AI actually work?

Neela uses artificial intelligence to understand your voice or text, organize what you share, and generate summaries and suggestions that are grounded in real medical content and caregiving experience.

Is my information private?

Yes. Neela is designed with privacy and security in mind. Your information is stored securely and is not sold or shared for advertising. Data is used to provide and improve the service.

Do I have to be tech savvy to use Neela?

No. Neela is built to feel simple and approachable. You can talk to her in plain language or type short messages, and she does the organizing and tracking in the background.

Neela For Planning Ahead

Meet Alexandra

Alexandra lives out of state while her parents are still independent in their early 70s. She works full-time and has a child of her own. Nothing feels urgent, but she’s starting to notice small signs, like missed appointments or repeated stories.

Care Situation

She isn’t sure what to track.
Her parents resist “planning.”
Medical information lives in different places.
She worries about being unprepared if something changes suddenly.

How Alexandra Uses Neela

Creates a simple profile for each parent.
Uploads medication lists and key documents.
Logs small observations over time.
Asks Neela what early changes are worth watching.
Keeps information centralized in case of emergency.

What Changes for Alexandra

Instead of quiet worry, she has a plan. If something shifts, she isn’t starting from scratch.

Meet Lucy

Lucy is expecting her first child. After trying for several years. She’s healthy, but every new lab result and ultrasound note brings questions.

The Care Situation

Information feels overwhelming.
Google leads to anxiety.
She wants to ask better questions at appointments.
She wants to feel prepared, not reactive.

How Lucy Uses Neela

Uploads prenatal lab results and ultrasound notes.
Asks for plain-language explanations.
Prepares questions before OB visits.
Keeps a structured record of changes over time.

What Changes for Jemma

Instead of spiraling between appointments, she feels grounded and informed.