An app that tells your family
when a dose is missed.
Cureva sends a push notification to the family caregivers you link when a dose is still unconfirmed after a short grace period. It is for adults who take medicine daily and the people who worry from afar, and you control exactly who is told and what they see.
How does Cureva alert family
when a dose is missed?
A reminder rings first. If the dose is still unconfirmed after a short grace period, a push notification goes to the caregivers you linked, naming the medicine and the time.
You stay in charge
You decide who is linked and what each person can see. Nobody is added without you.
Push, not text
Alerts arrive as push notifications in the Cureva app. There is no SMS to family, so caregivers need the app and notifications on.
Not a flood
Each caregiver gets at most one alert per medicine in a few hours, so the signal stays meaningful.
Keep exploring: How Cureva works, all features, Cureva for family caregivers, compare Cureva, pricing, FAQ, and the Cureva blog.
What happens when a dose
goes unconfirmed?
The reminder rings
Alarm-style at the scheduled time, then again at 5 and 10 minutes. Logging the dose stops it.
A short grace period passes
Cureva waits a little so a dose taken just late does not raise a false alarm.
Your family gets a push
Linked caregivers see the medicine and the scheduled time, and can call or check in.
Can family see if Mom
took her pills?
Yes, when Mom links them. This is what a caregiver can see, depending on the permissions she gives.
The medication list
Which medicines she takes and when they are due.
Dose history with times
Every Taken or Skipped tap is saved with a time, so the answer to "did she take it?" is on your phone.
Vitals, if allowed
Blood pressure, blood sugar, weight and heart rate, with a push if a reading is out of range.
Regular reports
A summary by email and push, weekly, biweekly or monthly, set per caregiver.
Cureva vs a phone alarm
vs a pill organizer.
Features only. For the family question, the difference is simple.
| Cureva | Phone alarm | Pill organizer | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tells family a dose went unconfirmed | Yes, push after a short grace period | No, it only rings for you | No |
| Family can see dose history | Yes, with permission | No | Only by looking at the box in person |
| Records who took what and when | Yes, tap with time | No | No |
| Separate permissions per family member | Yes | Not applicable | Not applicable |
| Regular report to family | Yes, email and push | No | No |
| Works without a phone | No | No | Yes |
Looking for the reminder side? See Cureva as a medication reminder app.
What alerts cannot do
An alert is a nudge, not a safety net.
Cureva alerts are push notifications sent after a short grace period. They are not instant, they are not text messages, and they depend on the phone being on and connected. They cannot confirm that someone is safe. If you are worried about an emergency, call your local emergency number.
Read the FAQ →Questions people ask
before they start.
Is there an app that alerts family when medication is missed?
How long before my family is told?
Do caregivers get a text message?
How many family members can I add?
Can my daughter or son log a dose for me?
What does my family see about me?
Can Cureva alert family about blood pressure or blood sugar?
Does it cost my family anything?
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