When a loved one is diagnosed with ALS,
The days can be full of questions, coordination, and decisions. We hope CAWM is your place to land.
The days can be full of questions, coordination, and decisions. We hope CAWM is your place to land.
CAWM doesn’t tell you what to do. It is not a medical device, it doesn’t diagnose, and it will not escalate symptoms. Instead, it offers structure, organization, and clarity so you can focus on what matters most: being present with the person you love.
Click here to learn how it works.
ALS care involves dozens of moving parts: routines, equipment, therapies, medications, and daily adjustments. CAWM brings them together in one calm, structured space so caregivers don’t have to rely on memory or scattered notes.
CAWM began as a personal project, a way to honor my late father’s journey with ALS and to support the families, caregivers, and loved ones who now walk this path every day. I learned firsthand how overwhelming it can feel to manage appointments, track medications, organize information, and still try to be present for the moments that matter.

Daily symptom checklists, scoring, and past‑log retrieval for clinicians and caretaker reviews.
CAWM is your personal, secure, portal to track your symptoms and reflect on your progression.

Practical tips, educational materials, and tools like Text‑to‑Voice.
Discover helpful guides, exercises, and community resources curated for your journey.

A single place to log prescriptions, equipment cadence, and upcoming appointments.
Stay on top of your medications, appointments, and care schedule with gentle reminders.
It provides only structure and information from trusted sources like the ALS Association and NIH. Always consult your healthcare team for medical decisions and treatment.
There is no escalation when your symptoms worsen, ensure you are regularly meeting with your healthcare team and call 911 when appropriate.
CAWM acts as your living journal for symptom tracking, appointment and medication reminders, and ALS-specific recommended resources that you may want to consider to manage your illness.
Simply refer back to your saved responses to inform loved ones and clinicians of your progression, symptoms that have been recurring more recently, medication adherence, and actions or therapies that you may have taken.
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