How my-PathFinder works
A centralized, accessible platform that streamlines the post-stroke experience — simplifying daily schedule management and keeping survivors, families, and caregivers effortlessly connected.
Tailored Routine Management
Recovery runs on routine. my-PathFinder turns the day into a clear, achievable sequence — never an overwhelming list.
- Custom daily task lists built around each survivor's recovery plan
- Visual and audio reminders for medication, exercise, and appointments
- Gentle prompts for everyday life: meals, hydration, emails, rest
- Progress check-offs that build confidence and momentum
User-Centric, Accessibility-First Design
Designed for the realities of post-stroke life — visual impairments, limited dexterity, and cognitive fatigue.
- Large tap targets and a clean, simplified interface
- High-contrast visuals and adjustable text size
- Voice integration for users with speech or motor difficulties
- A predictable layout that never changes unexpectedly — no surprise redesigns, pop-ups, or moved buttons
Seamless Care Team Integration
Recovery is a team effort. my-PathFinder keeps everyone connected without adding burden.
- Family members monitor progress from their own devices
- Caregivers adjust tasks and settings remotely — no frustration for the survivor
- Progress reporting designed for clinicians and therapists
- A real-time connection hub for survivors, families, and providers
Our most important pillar
Care team integration: recovery is a team sport
Stroke recovery doesn't happen in the app — it happens in the survivor's daily life, and the people around them carry much of the load. Fatigue, memory gaps, and communication difficulties mean a survivor often can't report how the day really went, and clinicians make decisions based on recall that's weeks old. my-PathFinder fixes this with one shared source of truth: every completed task, adjustment, and check-in flows to the whole team, in real time.
The Survivor
Runs their day with confidence. Simple check-offs, gentle reminders, and a routine they can actually follow — no data entry, no dashboards, just their day.
What they see
Today's plan, one task at a time, with encouragement for every step completed.
The Family Caregiver
Monitors progress from their own device and adjusts tasks, reminders, and settings remotely — support that happens quietly in the background, never by taking over.
What they see
Whether today's checklist is done, which tasks were missed, and the ability to tweak the routine without disrupting the survivor.
The Clinician
Reviews real adherence data instead of relying on memory between visits — which therapies were actually done, over how many weeks, so appointments focus on what's working.
What they see
Progress reports built from actual completion data, not recall — trends over weeks, not a snapshot from the survivor's memory.
Why shared data changes outcomes
- Care decisions are based on real data instead of week-old recollection
- Missed therapies are caught the same day, not at the next appointment
- Family worry is replaced with calm, accurate visibility into each day
- The survivor is never the sole person responsible for tracking recovery
The result: fewer missed therapies, earlier course corrections, and a survivor who never has to be the sole keeper of their own recovery.
You can see this in the demo — switch to the Caregiver view tab to look at recovery through a family member's eyes.
See it in action
The best way to understand my-PathFinder is to try it. Our interactive demo shows the survivor and caregiver experience side by side.
Try the Demo