Overview
Shared access settings define the boundaries of a family/caregiver relationship.
You can typically review who has access and adjust or remove permissions when circumstances change.
Why use it
Least-privilege access protects sensitive health details while still enabling help.
Where to find it
How to
- 1Open Shared access
Use Family management or Settings shared-access controls.
- 2Review each person
Check what they can currently access.
- 3Adjust permissions
Expand or reduce access based on trust and need.
- 4Remove access when done
Revoke people who no longer help manage care.
Buttons & controls
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Edit permissions | Changes access scope. |
| Remove | Ends shared access. |
| Invite | Adds someone new. |
Tips
Notes
Troubleshooting
Permissions changed but caregiver still sees old data
Ask them to refresh/sign out and back in, and confirm they are on the correct shared profile.
Related
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