Think mejo isn’t for you? Think again. Families, caregivers, and patients of all kinds are using mejo to simplify life and care — from IEP plans and medication lists to therapy goals and caregiver communication. Because everyone deserves a little less chaos and a little more calm.

Sophie’s mom spent months juggling medications, appointments, and endless questions from specialists after her daughter’s rare diagnosis. mejo gave her a way to simplify the chaos—turning years of notes, updates, and care details into one clear, shareable journal. Now she’s free to focus on what really matters: watching Sophie grow, play, and thrive.

For families like Jillian’s, every minute matters. mejo helps turn chaos into clarity, giving parents one simple place to track progress, share updates, and stay connected with those who care for their children.

On December 1, 2007, our world changed. Our daughter Ella, then 3 ½, was formally diagnosed with Rett syndrome. We had just moved from Colorado to Oregon and were starting over with new doctors and therapists. After months on waitlists, the diagnosis finally came. Our younger son was about to turn one, and we felt as though life had been turned upside down.

Caring for a child with rare disease and complex medical needs can feel like a full-time job. Endless forms, repeated questions, and scattered notes often leave families drained before the real work of caregiving even begins.

Growth Hormone Deficiency (GHD) is a condition that affects thousands of children and adults across the United States. Whether congenital or acquired, GHD often requires daily injections, long-term monitoring, and coordination between families, endocrinologists, schools, and insurance providers