SeniorThrive

A seat is one person's place in a Circle. Essential includes two. You need another one the moment a third person wants in, and you are asked before anything is…

What is a seat, and when do I need one?

One person's card is on file, usually whoever set things up. They are the only one asked to approve a new seat, because they are the only one being asked…

Who pays when a family shares a Circle?

No. A caregiver seat is separate at $15 a month, does not count towards the twelve-person Circle limit, and opens a different app built for someone doing this as their…

Does a professional caregiver use one of my family seats?

$10 a month each for the first three people, then $5 a month for anyone after that. A professional caregiver is a different seat at $15. Worked examples below.

What does an extra seat cost?

Open the link they sent, create your account, and you are in their Circle. What to do if the email never arrived, and what happens if you leave it too…

Someone invited me. How do I accept?

No. SeniorThrive does not track or report who viewed what, and there is no "seen by" list. What she can see is what she has shared with you, which she…

Does my loved one know when I look at her page?

Two things are never shared with anyone, whatever the sharing settings say: what you say to your AI companion, and My Private Documents. Here is the exact line.

What stays private no matter what?

For almost every family, no. Essential covers two and everyone after is a seat. There is a ceiling of twelve, and it exists to catch a runaway account rather than…

Is there a limit on how big my Circle can get?

While you are setting up, and through your trial, your Circle has extra room on us. Once your loved one joins and the trial ends, it settles to what your…

I could add people before and now I cannot. What changed?

From Our People in your Circle. Enter their email and we send a private invitation, or create a link to send yourself. Two ways, same result.

How do I invite a family member to my Circle?

An email invitation is sent by us and holds a spot for that person. A private link is yours to send however you like, and holds nothing until it is…

What is the difference between an email invitation and a private link?

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

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

Thriver, Family Advocate, Family and Caregiver. The label describes how someone fits in, and what they are able to do.

What roles can people have in my Circle?

Fourteen days for a family member, seven for a professional caregiver. After that the link stops working and you send a fresh one.

How long does an invitation stay valid?

Send a new one. It takes the same few seconds as the first, and nothing about the expired invitation needs undoing.

My invitation expired. What do I do?

A caregiver invitation, yes, from Caregiver Access. A family invitation has no cancel button today, so it clears when it expires after 14 days.

Can I cancel an invitation I already sent?

Essential covers two. When an invitation would take the Circle past that, we park the person and ask you first, so nothing is charged and nobody is turned away.

Someone accepted my invitation and now I am being asked to approve them. Why?

From Caregiver Access, not from Our People. A caregiver seat is $15 a month, paid by the family, and does not use one of your family seats.

How do I invite a professional caregiver, and how is it different?

From your name in the top corner, Who is in your Circle. Removing someone takes away their seat, never their account, and their access runs to the end of the…

How do I remove someone from my Circle?

Your Circle is the small group who can see parts of your SeniorThrive, and you decide what each person sees. What it costs to add people, where the limit sits,…

Your Circle: who sees what, and how to decide

Your Circle has a built-in message space so the people who care about you can check in, send photos, and share small updates. Here is how it works.

Family messages in your Circle

Family &amp; Friends is where your Circle, family messages, shared photos, and the letters you want kept all live. Here is what is inside, and how each piece keeps you…

Inside Family &amp; Friends: the hub for the people in your life

ThrivePics is the shared photo space for your Circle. Here is how to connect Google Photos, start fresh, and share photos with the family without the social media noise.

ThrivePics: a quieter place for family photos

When you want to see your granddaughter, not just read her message, SeniorThrive makes starting a video call as simple as a single tap.

Video Calls: seeing a face when typing is not enough

Some things are easier to say when you have the words ready. SeniorThrive has short scripts for the hard conversations, so you can bring something up without stumbling.

Family Conversation Guides: bringing up something hard

Engagement Awareness shows you patterns in your loved one's SeniorThrive use. A gentle signal, not surveillance. Here is how to read it and what to do with it.

Engagement Awareness: knowing when to reach out, and when to let them be

The Suggest panel lets you nudge your loved one toward something gently. An exercise video. A recipe. A hobby. Here is how it works, and how to do it in…

Suggesting something to your loved one, without the guilt trip

Many family members help more than one older adult. A parent and an aunt. Both parents. A parent and a family friend. Here is how SeniorThrive handles multiple Circles.

Helping more than one loved one

Some conversations with a parent are harder to start than to have. Here are honest, kind openers for the concerns family members most often put off.

Bringing up a concern with your parent: a conversation guide for family members

Care Load is a quiet weekly check-in for family caregivers: notice how you are really doing, see how the care is shared, and let your circle know when you could…

Care Load: keeping an eye on how you are holding up

Our List is the shared to-do list for your Circle: what you have committed to, where your loved one needs a hand, and who is covering what long term. Here…

Our List: the to-do list your whole circle shares

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