FamilyBridge68 guide

How to organise care for a loved one

When several people are involved in care, the challenge is not only remembering what needs to be done. Everyone also needs to know who has the latest information, who should act and where updates can be found.

A shared space can reduce scattered messages, phone calls and notes and make coordination between relatives, carers and professional caregivers easier.

Create one common reference point

Medications, appointments, tasks, diary entries, health measurements and shifts are easier to follow when information is not split across different tools.

Create a family and link the person receiving care.
Invite other relatives and assign the right roles.
Switch between families when you support more than one person.
Use FamilyBridge68 to organise your own care as well.

Share only what is needed

Not everyone needs to see or edit the same information. FamilyBridge68 separates roles and permissions, especially when a professional caregiver is involved.

Share the organisational load

When everyone can see what has already been done and what still needs attention, one person no longer has to act as the messenger for everyone else.

Organise everything with FamilyBridge68

Keep useful information in one place and share it with authorised people, without chasing messages, phone calls and notes.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I manage more than one family?

Yes. If you belong to more than one family, you can switch between them while keeping data and roles separate.

Can I use FamilyBridge68 for myself?

Yes. FamilyBridge68 can also be used by the person organising their own care.

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