For the person who holds it all together
Titan.Care connects the hospitals your family already uses, pulls every record into one place per person, and shows you the whole week ahead. So a cardiology appointment never quietly lands on top of your daughter's game.
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A real family, a real surgery
A daughter followed her mother's hiatal hernia surgery from the waiting room with Titan.Care. This is how the day went for the family.
9:41 AM
Surgery begins
One tap on In surgery, and a live timer starts on the family page.
Midday
Voice notes from the waiting room
Three short recordings instead of phone calls. Relatives in other cities followed the same page.
1:02 PM
“She’s out and doing okay.”
The whole family read it at the same moment, after 3 hours 20 minutes.
Next morning
The leak check came back clear
Posted straight after the radiologist spoke to the family, for everyone at once.
Next afternoon
Every phone in the circle buzzed
A new update reached the family in the app, and relatives without the app by email.
Before going home
“Can Titan help with what to ask at discharge?”
Within the hour, 46 questions built from her mother’s own medicines, labs and the hospital’s notes: her insulin, a slow heart rate on her heart medicine, pills that must not be crushed.
3h 20m
in surgery, followed live
3
voice notes from the waiting room
46
discharge questions from her own record
Did Titan really help you?
Yes it did.

What relatives see
One link and a code. Live updates while it’s open, and an email for every new one.

The email they get
That there’s news, and a link back. Never the update itself, never the code.

Going home
Questions from her own record, and the answers kept in her chart with the surgery.
The day was real. The screens show our demo family, the Riveras, so no real names or records appear.
Before Titan.Care

OCTOBER
15th: TWO at 10:30!
Voicemail · 0:42
Rush Surgery Scheduling
“Hi, calling to confirm Elena's arrival time for Thursday. Please call us back at…”
pharmacy: refill ready?
pre-op labs ??
bring insurance card
blood sugar on the morning?
Sofia 3
How's Mom?? Did the doctor say anything?
The tour
Eight minutes through the real app: a family's hospitals syncing into one record, the clash caught before the day, and getting ready for a surgery. The surgery day itself has its own film.
Every portal, one record
Elena sees doctors across the city, and each one has its own MyChart. Connect them once and everything they hold flows into a single record for her. The same for everyone you look after.

Everything they hold
The moment a hospital is connected, Titan.Care pulls in what it holds: after-visit summaries, encounter summaries, progress notes, imaging studies, lab reports, the history and physical, patient instructions, discharge instructions, the care plan.

In plain language
The same records, written the way you would explain them to a brother who is two time zones away: what changed, what to watch, and what it means. Ready the moment the latest visit lands.

The whole family's week
It was never only medical. Soccer on Tuesdays, volleyball on Mondays, piano on Fridays, physical therapy at home. Every one of them sits beside the appointments that synced from the hospitals.

Caught before the day
Titan.Care reads the whole family's week and says what cannot work: two appointments at the same hour across town, fifteen minutes between two addresses, a visit booked over a child's game. Each one flagged, with who is driving.

Right on the home screen
You do not have to go looking. The home screen lists the family's next two weeks in order: the clinic visits, the games, the lessons, the travel, with the hospital each one synced from and a badge on anything that collides.

The big days
The moment a procedure lands from the hospital, Titan.Care starts getting the family ready. It notices the medicine the surgical team needs to know about, and the pre-op visit nobody has booked yet.

Family Updates
On surgery day, one person taps Arrived, In surgery, Surgery done. Everyone else follows along on one page, with a live surgery timer and the news as it happens. No account, no app to install, and it closes itself when the day is over.

What Titan.Care tells you
Everyone in the care circle gets it on their phone. Relatives without the app get an email. Nobody has to keep checking, and nobody has to call.
Family update · Elena
Alex: She’s out and doing okay. Resting now.
Everyone in the care circle
New update about Elena
Alex posted a new update. See the update.
Relatives without the app
Tomorrow: Elena’s cardiology at 10:30 AM
Rush University Medical Center. Alex is driving.
Whoever is going, and the circle
New lab result: HbA1c 6.8% for Elena
Above the reference range. Synced from Rush MyChart.
The people who manage her care
4 new records from Rush MyChart
Appointments, medications and labs for Elena are up to date.
Every MyChart she connects, automatically
Going home: questions ready for Elena
Built from her medicines, labs and the hospital’s notes.
The family at the bedside
Private mode shows only “You have a health update” on the lock screen. The details wait inside the app.
No more daily phone calls
Alex and Elena are in Chicago. Sofia and Marco are in Los Angeles. They used to call every day to ask how Mom was. Now they see her appointments, her medications and her readings, exactly as far as Elena allows.

Walk in prepared
Before an appointment, Titan.Care builds a handoff from the records themselves: the blood pressure trend, the latest labs, the medication list, and the two things worth raising. In the order a clinician wants to hear them.

What Titan.Care is, and is not
Informed
Every record, reading and result, from every hospital, in one place.
Ready
Walk into every appointment knowing the history and the questions.
In charge
Manage the medications, the calendar and the circle, for the whole family.
Not a doctor
No diagnosis, no treatment. Your clinicians decide; you arrive prepared.
Reminders are drawn from published guidelines such as the ADA, ACC/AHA and USPSTF, and are shown with the guideline they came from. They are not medical advice.
Private by design
HIPAA compliant
Built to HIPAA standards, with a Business Associate Agreement signed with our infrastructure provider.
Hosted in the United States
Every record stays in US data centres. Nothing is processed or stored abroad.
Encrypted in transit and at rest
AES-256 at rest, TLS in transit. We never store your MyChart password.
Never sold, never shared
Your family's health records are not sold, not shared, and never used for advertising.
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Pricing
Every new family gets 14 days of Plus, free, with 2 Care Briefs and 2 Doctor Handoffs to try. No card needed to start.
Free
$0
For one or two people, always free.
Titan.Care Plus
$274.99/year
$22.92 a month, billed yearly.
Only when you need them
More than 4 people: $4.99 a month ($54.99 a year) for each extra person. One more Care Brief or Doctor Handoff after the month's 6: $2.99 each, and they never expire.100 more Ask Titan questions after the day's 20: $4.99, and they never expire.
Prices in US dollars. Pay with a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay on our secure checkout. If a plan ends, nothing is deleted: extra people pause until you are back on Plus.
Set up your family in an evening: the people you look after, their medications, and the hospitals they already use.
Free to start. No card required.