Family
Family Dashboard
Wellbeing, medication, appointments, alerts and visits in one view.
The problem
Care coordination lives in six different places
A group chat, a shared calendar, a note on the fridge, a spreadsheet and everyone's memory. Nobody has the full picture, and the person doing the most tends to hold it all in their head.
How it works
Family Dashboard, step by step.
- 1
Everything the person has agreed to share
The dashboard shows only what permissions allow. A supported user can share check-ins but not appointments, or share everything with one person and less with another.
- 2
Today at the top
Has the check-in happened, is the medication routine on track, is there an appointment coming up, has anything needed attention.
- 3
Trends underneath
Patterns over weeks, described in plain language. Not a clinical chart — a sense of whether things are steady.
- 4
Alerts when they matter
Notifications are tuned so that an alert means something. Routine activity stays on the dashboard rather than on your lock screen.
Who benefits
What changes, and for whom.
For family
- One place instead of six
- Reassurance in a glance during a work break
- Share the load with siblings without repeating yourself
For carers and agencies
- See visit notes and care activity in context
- Hand over between carers without losing detail
- Give families visibility without extra phone calls
In the product
What it looks like.
Related
Features that work alongside this one.
With Aethelbridge, you can
See Family Dashboard in the demo.
Under five minutes, no account required, and you can jump straight to the part you care about.