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QIDA

Support mom or dad, wherever they are.

A way to stay close that respects their independence. Each person has their own account, always with the permission of the person receiving support.

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Lives with you

Review the instructions together and talk about how to support each other at home.

Lives in another city or country

With their authorization, view their treatment and recorded doses even when you are far apart.

Manages their own routine

They keep their independence and decide whether they want support, what to share and when to revoke permission.

Support with permission

Start together. Each person decides.

  1. Each person has their own Qida account.
  2. Follow the linking flow shown in Qida. The patient authorizes access and decides what to share.
  3. View treatment and recorded doses. Access is read-only: you cannot edit treatments or record doses for the patient.

Permission is explicit and revocable. An unrecorded dose does not prove the medicine was not taken: talk before drawing conclusions.

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Support without taking over.

You decide

You give explicit permission and can revoke it.

A separate account

Your family member signs in with their own account.

Read-only support

They can view, not edit your treatment or record doses for you.

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QIDA

One day at a time. With Qida.

Start with your treatment and support the people you love.

Download Qida

Free app · iPhone & Android

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