Family health info scattered across paper and memory
Who takes which medication, at what time and until when? Which of the kids' vaccine doses is still pending? When is the next checkup? That information usually lives in prescriptions, paper cards and the memory of one person in the house.
When that person travels or gets sick, nobody knows what to do. Keeping it in one place and sharing it with the family takes that load off a single person.
How Alf helps
Medications with schedules
Dosage, prescribing doctor, start and end date (or ongoing) and reminder times for each medication.
Digital immunization record
Vaccines given and scheduled, dose number and lot. Overdue ones stand out.
Appointments on record
Provider, date and location of each appointment, for every family member.
For the whole family, pets included
Everyone has their own history, and pets have their own vaccines and medications too.
Frequently asked questions
How do I keep track of my family's medications?
Record each medication with who takes it, the dosage, the times and the end date. That way any adult in the house can see what needs to be given and when.
Can I track my kids' vaccinations?
Yes. Record vaccines given and scheduled with their due dates. Alf shows which are coming up and which are overdue.
Does it work for aging parents on several medications?
Yes. Each medication can have several reminder times and be marked as ongoing.
Does Alf replace medical advice?
No. Alf organizes your family's information. Dosages and treatments should always follow your doctor's instructions.
How much does it cost?
Creating an account is free and doesn't require a card.