Who it is for

One coordination layer, several ways in

A family can use CareRunner directly, or reach it through an employer, a senior-living community, a caregiving business, a clinic or a health plan. The circle always belongs to the family.

Whoever sponsors access, the private circle stays private. Sponsorship is a way in — not a window into someone’s family life.

Watercolor of a house, an office and a clinic linked by soft paths.
Who uses CareRunnerIllustrative example
FamiliesCoordinating across distance
Most common
EmployersSupporting working caregivers
Clinics and plansFewer dropped follow-ups
FamiliesThe everyday coordination load — paperwork, appointments, medications, errands — organised into owned work.EmployersA caregiving coordination benefit designed so the employer never sees inside a private family circle.Senior livingFamily engagement and non-clinical follow-through around a community's care.Caregiving and concierge businessesClear scope, shared context and better handoffs between visits.ClinicsThe execution layer after the visit, around clinician-provided next steps.Health plans and managed careMember engagement and navigation follow-through, including Medicare and Medicaid populations.

See how a Care Circle would work for you

Start a circle yourself, or ask us to walk you through it.