To use This Week Together, sign in first.
This page explains how it works. The tool itself is inside your SeniorThrive account.
This Week Together is the weekly recap. It has two halves, and the second one is the unusual part.
Where to find it
It is reached from the family home, and it is also the page behind the weekly recap email. If you have been reading that email, this is where it lives in the app.
The two halves
The first half is how the week went: what was logged, what happened, the shape of the week.
The second half is headed How your circle showed up, and it is about the family rather than the person being cared for. Who was present, who checked in, how the week looked from the other side.
Why the second half exists
Because care is not one person doing everything and everyone else watching, even though it very often becomes that.
The usual failure is invisible. One person quietly absorbs more and more, nobody notices because nothing announces it, and the imbalance only surfaces at the point of exhaustion or resentment. Nobody meant it to happen and nobody could see it happening.
Making it visible is not about scoring. It is about a family being able to look at the same picture and notice the drift while it is still easy to correct.
How to read it without it going wrong
This is a picture of a week, not a verdict on anybody.
Some weeks people are ill, working, travelling, or looking after their own families. A quiet week says nothing about how much someone cares, and this is not a chart of who loves whom.
It works best as a gentle prompt over time. A conversation that begins "I have noticed I tend to be the one doing Tuesdays" is exactly the kind this page is here to make easier.
What it does not do
It does not judge, rank or grade anybody. SeniorThrive does not decide who is doing enough.
It is not a seen-by list, either. It does not tell the person being cared for who read this recap. The record she can see of who opened her information lives on her own Privacy & Sharing page, written by role and by day, and this page is not part of it.
If the picture looks thin
An empty-looking week usually means a quiet week in the app rather than a quiet week in life. Plenty of care happens on the phone, in the car and at the kitchen table, and none of that gets logged.
Read it as one window on the week, not the whole of it.