Healthcare asks families to remember too much.

We’re building technology that remembers with them.

Upheld Health builds intelligent tools designed to reduce the logistical and cognitive burden of managing complex medical care.

Patent Pending

The problem

Care doesn’t stop when you leave the hospital.

Medications on their own schedules. Appointments to prepare for. Instructions that change between visits. Questions that surface at nine at night. What happened yesterday, and what has to happen tomorrow.

It lives across several systems, several people, and one exhausted memory — and it has to be handed off accurately every time one caregiver trades places with another.

Families shouldn’t have to hold all of this alone.

What we’re building

So we started with the part that never lets up.

Goldie.Example
Morning
Good morning 💛 Here’s what Nash has today: 8:00 AM — medication 9:30 AM — port cream 10:30 AM — clinic7:42 AM
I’ll remind you about each one. I hope today is a gentle one. 💛7:42 AM
Thank you.7:44 AM

Our first product

Meet Goldie.

The care companion that remembers so families don’t have to.

Goldie is a text-first care companion being developed to help caregivers keep track of what’s happening, what’s coming next, and what they’ve already done — without asking them to manage another app.

No new app to manage. Just text Goldie.

Remember less

Goldie helps keep track of the details caregivers would otherwise carry in their heads.

Know what matters now

Proactive support surfaces the relevant information at the moment it actually matters.

Stay connected to your care team

When something requires clinical judgment, Goldie helps caregivers get back to the humans responsible for their care.

Katelyn Thompson, founder of Upheld Health Technologies.

Our story

Built from lived experience.

Upheld Health grew out of founder Katelyn Thompson’s experience navigating years of childhood cancer treatment with her son, Nash — and seeing how much of managing that care came down to what one person could remember.

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We believe technology should carry more of the burden of care.

We’d like to hear from caregivers, clinicians, researchers, health systems and partners interested in what we’re building.