Introduce it when it fits
Share Cercle with a family that wants help organizing the day-to-day. They create and manage their own circle.
For organizations supporting family caregivers
After the conversation,
there’s still a week to organize.
Give families one place for the appointments, responsibilities and care updates that fill the days between conversations with your team.
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A week around Marie
An illustrative family exampleAfter a conversation with your team
The next steps have a place.
Sophie puts her mother’s next appointment and the weekly shopping into Cercle. A small starting point for a full week.
Marie’s circle
The family’s space to organize
Tuesday, September 22
2:30 pm · Appointment with Dr. Roy
Sophie is going with Mum.
Shared calendarPick up the groceries
Assigned to Alex · Tuesday
Before the next appointment
Bring the family’s notes together.
Sophie prepares a printable summary of what the family recorded. She checks it before deciding what to share at the appointment.
Marie’s circle
The family’s space to organize
Family visit summary
For Marie’s next appointment
Questions to bring
September 22 · What should we prepare for the next visit?
Family notes
September 21 · Marie would like the appointment details written down.
Family draft · Check before sharingPremium: up to 30 days
Family entries can be incomplete or incorrect. Cercle provides no clinical interpretation.
The family chooses what to use and what to share.Fictional entries · Presentation simplified
A clear role for your team
A resource to offer. A choice for the family.
Recommending a tool should come with a clear understanding of what it asks of you.
You don’t need access to recommend it
Your team does not need an account to introduce Cercle. Access to a family’s information requires an invitation and the appropriate permissions.
Keep the conversation personal
Families decide what to bring back to you. Cercle organizes what they enter; your guidance remains your own.
Before you recommend
The practical questions, answered.
Do families have to pay?
Families can start with the free plan, including up to three members and visit summaries covering up to seven days. Premium is optional and extends those summaries to 30 days, alongside other tools. View current plans ↗
Can someone use it on their own?
Yes. One person can organize care without inviting anyone. They can add trusted people later if that would help.
What happens to the family’s information?
Members access information according to their permissions. Cercle’s privacy policy explains storage locations, service providers, retention and data rights. Read the privacy policy ↗
Is this a professional care-management system?
Cercle is for family coordination. It does not replace your clinical records, professional judgment or emergency services. Recommending it does not create a monitoring service or give your team automatic access.
Let’s start with fit
Would Cercle help the families you support?
Tell us a little about your organization. We can walk through the family experience and discuss how you might introduce it.
A walkthrough around a family’s everyday needs
A clear look at plans, access and privacy
A conversation about a suitable first step