One person pays. Usually it is the adult child who set everything up, and siblings settle up between themselves however they like.
SeniorThrive does not split a bill across several cards, and it does not send anyone an invoice for their share. That is a family conversation, not a software feature, and it goes better without an app keeping score.
What the payer alone can do
Approve a new seat when someone accepts an invitation that goes past what the plan covers
Remove someone from a seat
Change the card, upgrade, downgrade, or cancel
Anyone in the Circle can invite people. Only the payer is asked to approve the seat, because only the payer is being asked about money.
Nobody gets charged by surprise
This is why the park-and-ask step exists. If your brother invites your aunt and that would add a seat, she is not quietly added to your bill. She waits, you are asked, and the screen shows the new monthly total before you confirm.
Nothing expires while she waits, so there is no pressure to decide tonight.
If an advisor sponsors the membership
Some families come through a financial advisor or another professional who covers the cost. In that case nobody in the family is paying, and the sponsor is not in the Circle. They can see the membership is active and being used. They cannot see health information, medications, Room Checks, messages, or notes.
If the payer needs to change
It happens, and usually at a hard moment. Write to us through the chat bubble and we will move it rather than making you cancel and start again.