Together: Care Coordination for Families and Professionals

Family caregiving is coordination-heavy. Medications are managed across prescribers, appointments are scattered across sites, tasks rotate between siblings and visiting professionals, and updates travel through text threads.

With 63 million Americans providing family care and the population over 65 growing, this coordination burden is widespread and increasing.

Together was designed around the practical work families perform every day: a shared task board, a clear medication schedule, appointments in one place, updates that replace scattered messages, and care plans both families and professionals can work from.

Built on the Mirava platform, Together carries identity, permissions, secure communication, and audit as foundations rather than add-ons.

A family member assigns tasks and tracks who has done what. Medications appear on a shared schedule with the details families need. Appointments and visits live in one calendar. Updates reach the people who need them without a chain of group texts. Care teams document and follow the same plan the family sees.

The result is less dependence on whoever happens to be available to coordinate, and a care team that works from the same picture.

Together is early, so we report outcomes carefully and only when evidence supports them. The design goals are concrete: fewer missed tasks, less time spent coordinating, and families that feel more aligned. Those are measurable, and we will publish measured results as they are substantiated.