CircleCare is a mobile app for families coordinating care for a loved one — whether that's an aging parent, a spouse going through treatment, a child with a chronic condition, or someone recovering from surgery. It brings your care team into a private circle with a shared calendar, medication tracking, activity feed, and emergency info — so everyone stays informed without group chat chaos. Available on iOS and Android with a free trial.

How does CircleCare help when caregiving responsibilities feel unequal?

CircleCare keeps everyone on the same page with a shared calendar, medication tracking, and an activity feed. When all family members can see the same schedule and medication confirmations, there's less miscommunication and less stress.

How much does CircleCare cost?

$6.99/month or $59.99/year with a free trial. Up to 5 care circles and unlimited family members. Only the care circle creator needs a subscription — invited members use CircleCare completely free. Cancel anytime.

How is CircleCare different from Lotsa Helping Hands or CaringBridge?

CircleCare focuses specifically on family coordination and contribution tracking. Lotsa Helping Hands is best for coordinating larger volunteer communities, while CaringBridge is designed for sharing health updates during medical journeys. CircleCare is purpose-built for the ongoing, day-to-day coordination needs of family caregiving.

Can long-distance caregivers use CircleCare?

Absolutely. The activity feed, shared calendar, and medication confirmations keep distant family members informed without having to call and ask. Many care teams include people who live far away.

Oregon Caregiver Resources

Comprehensive guide to caregiver support services in Oregon. The Oregon Department of Human Services - Aging and People with Disabilities serves as the primary resource forOR families caring for aging loved ones. Below you'll find contact information for aging services, Medicaid programs, support groups, and respite care options available to Oregon residents.

Area Agency on Aging

Oregon Department of Human Services - Aging and People with Disabilities

1-800-282-8096 Visit Website

Area Agencies on Aging are the go-to resource for seniors and caregivers. They can help you find local services, respite care, meal programs, transportation, and more.

Medicaid / Medicare Resources

Oregon Medicaid

1-800-699-9075 Visit State Medicaid Website

Medicaid can help cover long-term care costs for eligible seniors. Contact your state Medicaid office to learn about eligibility and benefits.

Support Groups

•Oregon Family Caregiver Support
•AARP Oregon

Respite Care Programs

•Oregon Lifespan Respite

Respite care gives family caregivers a break while ensuring their loved one receives quality care. Many states offer subsidized respite programs.

Additional Resources

•Oregon SHIBA: 1-800-722-4134

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Coordinate caregiving with your family

CircleCare helps your whole care team share tasks and stay on the same page--even when you're in different states.

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