NaviaCAIR For Caregivers.

Caring for someone shouldn't mean carrying it all alone.

You track the appointments, decode the records, and ask the questions no one else is asking. Scattered records. Dense jargon. Updates to relay — sometimes for more than one person.

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01 · Clarity Plain-language summaries of your person's care, every finding anchored to the source.
02 · Sharing A Care Story the whole circle can see — family, doctors, everyone in the loop on your terms.
03 · Action Suggested questions for every appointment. Next steps clearly laid out, not buried in notes.
04 · Privacy No external model training on your content. Delete a document and its derivatives in one click.
Where it started
PET/CT scan report with handwritten caregiver questions in the margins.

The actual scan report. The questions in the margins are ours.

"We thought we were doing everything right."

Notes. Visit summaries. Late-night searches. It still felt overwhelming.

NaviaCAIR grew out of caring for a family member through cancer — medical information scattered across portals and PDFs, dense language, and never enough time to process it before the next appointment. That experience became the first Care Story.

Nathan S. · Ph.D., Computer Engineering · Applied AI & Privacy Research

What caregivers tell us · ~250 responses

Asking the right questions is the hardest part.

74%

say asking the right questions is the hardest part of a visit.

"I'm managing my mom's care and my own — and it never really stops." — Family Caregiver

64%
struggle keeping records organized
58%
find it hard to retell their person's story
50%
lose track of next steps after a visit
39%
don't fully understand what the doctor said
What caregivers want

Caregivers were clear about what would help.

74%

want clear, plain-language after-visit summaries to share with family and providers.

77%

want suggested follow-up questions to bring to every appointment.

81%

are comfortable with AI supporting the people they care for, when used responsibly.

How it helps · Care Story

One Care Story, shared.

Records, summaries, key findings, and next steps — in one place the whole care circle can see.

Shared Care Story Dashboard · synthetic data shown

1
How it started
Taylor uploaded a two-week BP log and questions on 2025-10-30.
2
What was found
Primary care reviewed the readings — pattern above goal but not emergent.
3
Current plan
By Dec 10, home BP improved 135/86 → 128/80. Lipid follow-up still open.
4
Next step
Lipid recheck in January. Bring meds list + 4 flagged follow-ups.
What matters most
  • Reason for visit: Borderline hypertension with mildly elevated LDL.
  • Key finding: Repeated BP ≥ 140/90 should trigger a follow-up call.
  • Also watch: Emergency threshold is BP ≥ 180/120 with symptoms.
Ask Your CAIR Agent · Answers come with receipts

"Is Mom's LDL of 118 something we need to act on?"

An LDL of 118 is slightly above the usual goal — but not urgent on its own. Mildly elevated LDL is often managed through lifestyle changes and monitoring, per current AHA guidance. From their records: 2025-11-01_Lab_Results.pdf

NaviaCAIR screens — synthetic patient data shown.

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