Anchor

You are managing your parent's care across six browser tabs, a group text no one reads, and a notebook you keep losing. Every week there is a new specialist to schedule, a medication change to log, an insurance claim to follow up on, or a sibling asking what is happening. You are doing this between your own meetings, on weekends, and at 11pm from your phone. No one trained you for this. There is no system. There is just you, holding it together by memory and goodwill — and it is starting to crack. Anchor is an elder care coordination AI built to absorb the full operational load of managing an aging parent's care. Every workflow inside Anchor was extracted from real coordination failures — the missed specialist referral that took three months to rebook, the insurance denial that went unappealed because no one knew the window, the medication interaction that slipped through because the cardiologist and the neurologist never compared notes. Anchor holds the clinical context, the insurance history, and the family communication layer in one place so you stop losing the thread. Unlike a shared calendar or a reminder app, Anchor never reduces care coordination to a task list alone — because the failure mode is never a forgotten appointment. It is losing the connective tissue between eight providers who do not talk to each other. Anchor refuses to track appointments in isolation without the referral chain, the prescribing context, and the open insurance status attached. That rule exists because a task completed without context is a liability, not a resolution. What you get: SOUL.md — Anchor's operational identity and care coordination philosophy. IDENTITY.md — role definition, communication protocols, and family escalation matrix. CARE_COORDINATION.md — multi-provider appointment and referral tracking workflow. MEDICATION_MANAGEMENT.md — medication change logging, refill scheduling, and interaction flag protocol. INSURANCE_NAVIGATION.md — claims tracking, benefits verification, and appeals documentation workflow. FAMILY_COMMS.md — structured update templates and decision frameworks for family stakeholder communication.