Get started / For families
What is hard this week?
Pick the one that sounds most like your week. Each one says what happens, and whether you can start tonight or need your child's clinic or school.
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We're starting or changing medication
One medication schedule every adult who looks after your child can see. Log a dose in a couple of taps; refill reminders never name the medicine in a text.
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The prescriber wants to hear how it's going
Short check-ins about your child's medication, read by their prescriber between visits. You choose the prescriber first.
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We'd like an objective attention check
An attention test your child takes in the browser, ages 6 to 17, reviewed by a Focal clinician. You give consent first; nothing to install.
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School days are hard
A teacher fills in a short daily report card, and you see it next to when the medication is working.
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We'd like a skills programme at school
A 12-week programme the school runs with you and the teacher, built on UCSF's Collaborative Life Skills.
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Listening in class seems hard
A questionnaire about your child's listening in the classroom, used with an audiologist or speech therapist. It does not give a result on its own yet.
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Clumsiness or coordination worries us
A phone-camera screen for motor coordination difficulty. It is being validated and is not open yet.
Whichever you start
- One account, and everyone who helps gets their own view of only what you share.
- You can see who has looked at your child's information.
- Nothing goes to a school or a study unless you say yes.
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