Circle of Care is Mediva One’s answer to “how do we share medication status without sharing one login?” Adult children, partners, and paid helpers get their own account, accept an invite, and see only the categories the person they support turns on—medicines, dose history, documents, cycle, appointments, and more.

Unlike a generic pill reminder, Circle of Care is built for two-sided trust: the owner keeps control, revokes access instantly, and never hands over their phone password.

Who Circle of Care is for

  • Adult children supporting an aging parent’s daily medicines
  • Spouses coordinating complex post-surgery regimens
  • Siblings sharing updates after a hospital discharge
  • Helpers who only support others—Mediva One switches to helper mode automatically

How invites work

  • The person taking medicines opens Circle of Care in Profile and sends an email invite.
  • The helper installs Mediva One, signs up, and accepts the invite.
  • The owner picks permission toggles per category before anything appears on the helper’s Care dashboard.
  • Both sides should allow push notifications if missed-dose alerts matter.

Missed-dose alerts (not medical monitoring)

When schedules and logging are set up on the owner’s phone, helpers can receive push signals when doses are missed or snoozed—subject to notification settings and connectivity. Treat alerts as a reason to call or visit, not as emergency dispatch or clinical monitoring.

Helper mode

If you have active invites and no personal medicines, Mediva One opens to the Care dashboard, shared documents, and profile—without clutter from your own pill list. Add your own meds later and the full five-tab owner experience returns.

See our helper mode guide for step-by-step setup.

Privacy first

Share the minimum categories needed. Revoke a helper from Circle of Care settings at any time. Read the Privacy Policy on this site for how caregiver data is stored and processed.

Start with one helper

Invite one trusted person first, test missed-dose notifications for a week, then add siblings or a paid aide if needed.