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Can anyone in the Circle invite people, or only me?

The older adult, a Family Advocate and any family member can all invite. A professional caregiver cannot. Only the payer approves a seat.

Written by Brian Fluhr

Growing the Circle is not restricted to whoever created it. That is deliberate: the person who thinks of inviting an aunt is often not the person who set the account up.

Who can invite

  • The Thriver, the older adult herself.

  • A Family Advocate.

  • Any family member in the Circle.

Who cannot

A professional caregiver. They can do their work in the Circle, but they cannot add people to a family. That boundary is fixed and not a setting.

Inviting and paying are separate

Anyone who can invite can invite. But if the new person is past what the plan covers, the invitation does not add a cost on its own: the person whose card is on file is asked to approve the seat first.

So a sister can invite your cousin without being able to raise your bill. See Someone accepted my invitation and now I am being asked to approve them.

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