For senior living

CareRunner for senior living and assisted living

Keep families engaged, coordinate the non-clinical work around a community's care, and carry context across transitions.

Communities do the care. Families still carry paperwork, arrangements, outside appointments and decisions — and that work often has nowhere organized to live.

Community and familyIllustrative example

Family kept in the loopWithout staff phone tag

Shared

Outside appointmentsRides and escorts coordinated

Staff scope respectedCommunity sees only its own work

One calendar the circle can actually see

This weekIllustrative

Mon

9:30Cardiology follow-up · transport attached

TueNothing due

Wed

11:00Pharmacy pickup · Devon (Runner)
16:00Family check-in call

Thu

—Form response due

Appointments, errands and deadlines in one shared agenda, each with an owner. Illustrative example using invented names and situations. Not a real family, document or medical record.

Families keep a shared place for the work that sits outside the community's own scope.
Context travels when a resident moves between settings or services.
Trusted people can be given narrow participation instead of blanket access.

See how a Care Circle would work for you

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