Terms
Terms of use
The rules for using Coordinated Care during the public self-serve v1 launch. Last updated July 15, 2026.
Eligibility
Coordinated Care launches in the United States for adults who can agree to these terms. Do not create an account or participate as a guest if you are under 18.
An adult may coordinate a care page that discusses a child, but the adult is responsible for access, consent, and the information shared with the care circle.
Acceptable use
Use Coordinated Care to coordinate family, friend, neighbor, and caregiver support. Do not use it to harass, impersonate, spam, upload unlawful content, or share content you do not have permission to share.
Admins are responsible for who receives the private share link and for rotating that link if it is shared too widely.
No medical or emergency use
Coordinated Care is not a substitute for medical care, emergency services, hospice staff, clinicians, or official medical records.
Call emergency services, clinicians, hospice providers, or local crisis resources for urgent needs. Do not rely on this app for time-sensitive care decisions.
Content and moderation
People with access may post notes, needs, visit signups, photos, and other content depending on page settings. Admins can remove members and review reported content.
We may remove content or restrict access if needed for safety, abuse prevention, legal compliance, or service reliability.
Support
Questions about account access, deletion, or reported content can go to support@coordinatedcare.app.
The service is provided as a public v1 launch and may change as production safety, compliance, and operational needs evolve.
Optional web contributions
The independently accessed Coordinated Care website may offer an optional contribution link to help cover app hosting, email, backups, monitoring, and maintenance. The native iPhone v1 app does not offer or link to a contribution, donation, tip, or purchase flow.
Web contributions are voluntary and do not unlock features, change access, or affect support priority.
Contributions are not charitable tax-deductible donations, and they are not payments for emergency help, medical care, hospice services, caregiving, or any family's direct needs.
Contributor names and contribution activity are not shown inside Coordinated Care. Stripe processes payment details for payment processing, receipts, fraud prevention, and compliance.