Today
Family caregiving runs on borrowed passwords, phone calls to repeat what the doctor said, and information split across the accounts of the person being cared for. Proxy access, where it exists, is clumsy and partial. The coordinating family member holds enormous responsibility with the worst view of the picture.
The same is true in the other direction: parents managing records for children, across pediatricians, vaccinations, and schools, live in the same maze.
With Ametti
One record per person, and permissioned access for the people who help. A parent can grant a son or daughter a scoped view of appointments, medications, and results, without handing over an identity. Everyone helping sees the same, current picture, and what the doctor said lives in the record, where the whole care circle can see it.
Appointments, medication changes, and new results land in one place, so coordination stops depending on whoever happened to be in the room.
On your terms
The person the record belongs to stays in control. Access for family is explicit, scoped to what each person needs, and revocable, with every access visible. Help does not require surrender.
Family spaces are part of the direction Ametti is building toward, arriving in stages during testing.