This view shows your loved one's wellness rhythm: which check-ins they are keeping up with, and which have slipped.
A headline at the top sums the picture up in a sentence. Below it, the check-ins are grouped into Currently kept up and Could use a nudge. Each row says either how long ago it was completed or Hasn't tried this yet.
Where to find it
From your Today page, follow the status link that says See check-ins.
Only they can complete these
The page says this plainly, and it is the most important line on it.
These are check-ins your loved one does themselves. You cannot do them on their behalf, and there is no version of this page where you complete one for them. That is deliberate: a check-in only means something when it comes from the person it is about, because it is their own account of how they are doing.
So everything here is information for a conversation, never a task list for you.
Reading the labels kindly
Could use a nudge and Hasn't tried this yet sound sharper than they are.
Hasn't tried this yet often just means that one has not been found yet, or was tried once and did not appeal. Plenty of people use one check-in faithfully and ignore the others entirely, which is a perfectly good way to use this.
Where something could use a nudge, there is a Suggest button. It opens a warm, ready-made note you can edit before you send it, so you are not starting from a blank page.
What a change actually tells you
That something is different, and nothing more.
A rhythm can slip because your loved one was away, or unwell, or had the grandchildren staying, or got bored of tapping the same button. It can also slip because something has changed for the worse. This page cannot tell you which, and it does not try.
What it is good for is timing. Noticing a fortnight's gap and ringing to ask how things are going is exactly the use this was built for.
What it is not
It is not a health measure and not a clinical assessment. SeniorThrive does not diagnose, does not score anyone's wellbeing, and does not decide that someone is declining.
Nor is it a performance review. There is no target, nobody is behind, and a page of gentle labels is not a list of failures.
The part that actually helps
Your loved one does the check-ins. What you add is the noticing, and then the phone call. The app is quite good at the first part and cannot do the second at all, which is the part that actually helps.