Appointments
See upcoming visits when the patient shares that access.
Connecting Every Health Journey.
Support the people you care about—without taking away their control
Aarvi Care helps families coordinate appointments, reminders, and support through permission-based access.
Support from near or far
Adult children, spouses, and overseas caregivers often help with logistics. Aarvi Care is designed so distance does not mean being left out—while the patient keeps control.
Permission-based access
Caregivers see only what the patient shares. Access is deliberate, reviewable, and can change over time.
What caregivers may help with
Reminders
Help loved ones remember important next steps.
Basic profile
Support contact and practical details when permitted.
Care tasks
Follow shared tasks that keep care moving between visits.
Provider contact
Know who to reach when coordination is needed.
Support requests
Help raise support needs through the care relationship.
What caregivers do not automatically receive
Protecting dignity means clear defaults.
- Full medical history
- Therapy notes
- Private documents
- Unshared medication data
Designed for older adults and families
Simple navigation, comfortable text, clear statuses, timezone-aware scheduling, and mobile access help families coordinate without friction.
How caregiver access works
- 1
Invite
A patient or organization starts a caregiver invitation.
- 2
Accept
The caregiver creates or joins an Aarvi Care account.
- 3
Grant permissions
The patient chooses what can be shared.
- 4
Support
The caregiver helps with the permitted parts of care.
- 5
Review anytime
Permissions can be updated as needs change.
Family dashboard preview
Frequently asked questions
Not automatically. Caregivers only receive what the patient shares through permissions.
Yes. Permission-based access is designed for near and far support, including overseas caregivers.
Typically through an invitation and patient-granted permissions—Invite → Accept → Grant Permissions → Support.
Yes. Patients can review and update caregiver permissions as relationships change.
No. Caregivers support coordination. Clinical care remains with licensed professionals and care organizations.
No. For emergencies, contact local emergency services immediately.