Preparing for a US pilot
Guiden is designed to bring family goals, care plans and everyday observations into one place for families of children with cerebral palsy. We are preparing for a US pilot.
Between visits, life goes on: a plan to follow, questions to remember, small changes to notice. Guiden keeps it in one place, so the next conversation with your care team starts from what actually happened.
One goal, one agreed plan, and a clear way back to the team.
Comfortable participation in play, for example. You decide what matters.
Family
A specialist agrees one activity that fits the goal and your day.
Care team
The activity has a date and links to the current plan version.
Family
Note what went well or what was hard. Send a question when you want a reply.
Family
The team reviews the question and updates the plan if needed.
Care team
Clinical decisions stay with the authorized care team. Saving a note is different from sending a question for review.
View product previewPlanned for the MVP
Twelve months of life, each with a topic, things to notice and questions worth asking.
Choose a month to see its card.
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Month of life 1
Plan activities come from your care team. Monthly topics are general reading and never assign anything.
Month of life 2
Plan activities come from your care team. Monthly topics are general reading and never assign anything.
Month of life 3
Plan activities come from your care team. Monthly topics are general reading and never assign anything.
Month of life 4 · example
From your current plan · Agreed by your care team
Play on the rug, 10 minutes Tue, Oct 14
Family feedback: “Hard after lunch, easier in the morning.”
Plan activities come from your care team. Monthly topics are general reading and never assign anything.
Month of life 5
Plan activities come from your care team. Monthly topics are general reading and never assign anything.
Month of life 6
Plan activities come from your care team. Monthly topics are general reading and never assign anything.
Month of life 7
Plan activities come from your care team. Monthly topics are general reading and never assign anything.
Month of life 8
Plan activities come from your care team. Monthly topics are general reading and never assign anything.
Month of life 9
Plan activities come from your care team. Monthly topics are general reading and never assign anything.
Month of life 10
Plan activities come from your care team. Monthly topics are general reading and never assign anything.
Month of life 11
Plan activities come from your care team. Monthly topics are general reading and never assign anything.
Month of life 12
Plan activities come from your care team. Monthly topics are general reading and never assign anything.
Monthly cards offer topics and questions. They do not prescribe treatment or define what every child should achieve.
Planned for the MVP
The planned profile brings goals, observations, documents, equipment and professional assessments together, and you can fill it in gradually.
Family notes and professional assessments are labeled separately. Families are never asked to rate tone, reflexes or GMFCS themselves.
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Movement is one area among many. Progress can look like comfort, choice or simply joining in.
Easier everyday care: dressing, bathing, holding.
A way to say yes, no or “that one”, with or without words.
Taking part in a game with the right support.
One daily routine that becomes a little more doable.
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Three screens from the planned product, shown with made-up data.
This month’s topic, today’s plan activity and one open question, on one screen.
Each entry shows who added it and where it came from. Unknown stays unknown.
A family question reaches an assigned team member with its context and the current plan.
Guiden is designed to connect agreed activities, family observations and follow-up in one workflow. We are exploring US pilot partnerships with clinical teams.
Team responsibilities, geography and pilot terms are agreed separately with each clinic.
Discuss a clinic pilotNo one wonders whose turn it is.
The current plan, the activity, the family’s note.
A new plan version keeps the history.
Clear and dated, in their own app.
The pilot will test usability, coordination workload and the delivery model. Clinical benefit requires separate evaluation.
Contact the teamGuiden is preparing for a US pilot. You can request information about early access. Availability and pilot participation will be confirmed separately.
No. The 12-month calendar focuses on the first year. The broader product supports a child’s profile, individual care plan and family–care team communication beyond infancy.
No. Adult parents and caregivers can express interest while navigating concerns, risk or a confirmed diagnosis. Please do not submit your child’s medical information through this website.
No. Guiden is designed to help organize information and follow a plan agreed with qualified professionals. It does not diagnose, prescribe treatment or determine medication doses.
Saving an observation does not send it to a clinician. Families explicitly send questions to an assigned team in the care workflow. Response arrangements depend on the participating service.
No. Monthly cards offer topics, observations and questions. The calendar does not score children against a universal milestone checklist.
Pilot access terms and pricing have not been finalized. We will share the relevant details before participation.
These forms are for product access and business inquiries. They do not provide medical advice or urgent care. For a medical emergency in the US, call 911.
Leave your adult contact details and we’ll share relevant US pilot opportunities when available.
Request early accessRequesting information does not enroll your family in care.
