Stronger families. Healthier futures.

Empathic AI support for parents raising kids with chronic conditions

Strong parents, stronger kids

Parenting a child with type 1 diabetes, obesity, growth hormone deficiency - or any chronic condition - can feel overwhelming.

The Adhera Caring Digital Program (ACDP) was built by pediatricians, psychologists, and engineers to make that journey easier. Our mobile program gives you trusted knowledge, practical tools, and personalized guidance so you can feel confident in daily care. When parents feel supported, children thrive.

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Empowering families with Empathic AI:
5 key benefits

  • A young child with curly black hair lying in bed, smiling and looking at an adult who is gently holding their face.

    Practical parenting support

    Build communication and coping skills proven to improve family resilience.

  • Mobile phone screen displaying an article titled "Coping with common sleep issues" under 'Healthy Habits', with a brief description about the challenges of getting enough sleep and managing a child's diabetes.

    Better emotional wellbeing

    Reduce stress, anxiety, and burnout with evidence-based tools designed for parents.

  • A happy multicultural family of three sitting on a sofa, smiling and enjoying each other's company in a cozy living room with green wall art and curtains.

    Personalized health insights

    Receive real-time tips tailored to your child’s condition and your family’s needs.

  • A female doctor sitting at a desk in a medical office, wearing a white lab coat and a stethoscope around her neck, with a poster of the human muscular system on the wall behind her.

    Stronger healthcare partnerships

    Track progress, spot patterns, and walk into doctor visits informed and prepared.

  • Connection & community

    Join a supportive network of families navigating the same challenges - you’re never alone.

Real families. Real stories.

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    "I learned so much about diabetes and how to control my emotions. It has been a nice experience feeling accompanied, remembering some things and experiencing new ones."

    Parent of Child with Type 1 Diabetes

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    "I have found it to be a very good application for families who are starting with the treatment. I think it is ideal. I wish we had had it at the beginning. If a parent is more confident, they are calmer about what they are doing. and they transmit the calmness to the child."

    Parent of Child with a Growth Hormone Disorder

  • A generic, minimalistic user profile icon with a pale blue background.

    "I think that encouragement and help, information that you never know that you can learn new, that is always good. So from my point of view I would like to always have this application, I really liked it."

    Parent of Child with Type 1 Diabetes

Clinically validated

  • Two women share a happy moment, one whispering to the other. Text overlay states: "91% of caregivers moved from moderate/severe depression to mild/normal depression."

  • A person with glasses lying on a bed and smiling, while a young child in an orange hoodie gives them a high five. There is a statistic overlayed that reads '70% of caregivers moved from moderate/severe anxiety to mild/normal anxiety.'

  • A woman and a young girl sitting on the floor, engaging in an activity together in a cozy room with curtains and a window in the background.

"The Adhera Caring Digital Program demonstrates that enhancing lifestyle and mental health coping skills for family caregivers of children with long-term conditions directly improves the quality of life for the whole family.”

Antonio De Arriba, MD, Ph.D.
Pediatric Endocrinology, University Hospital of Miguel Servet

Let’s build healthier futures together

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