Your family file

Care paperwork that does its job the day you save it.

Save a receipt and get the page your FSA administrator asks for. Keep the plan, the letters and cards, the hours the family gives and the self-check results from sibling sites beside it: one list of what happened, printed or exported when someone needs it.

It lives in this browser, on this device. No account, and nothing is uploaded. One exception, and only if you choose it: when you answer the seven questions here, your answers (never your name) go to the ClinicalSwipe caregiver navigator, which sends back the plan and keeps nothing.

The plan

Seven questions about the person you care for. The ClinicalSwipe caregiver navigator answers with the public programs first, then what to ask the family doctor, and marks the steps where a clinician has to sign.

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Only these answers leave the device, and only when you press the button. They go to clinicalswipe.com, which builds the plan and stores nothing.

Receipts

Each receipt gets its own answer: it qualifies, it needs a letter, it needs the covered check first, or it does not qualify. Your plan administrator makes the final call.

Add a receipt
Who received the care?

Letters, summaries and cards

Letters of medical necessity, the summary for the family doctor, care wishes, and the insurance and benefit cards, front and back.

Add a letter, summary or card

Hours of care

Who helped, what it was, and for how long. The family’s own record, kept here. It is not a balance, and it settles nothing. The co-op’s time bank is a different thing, at co-op.care/hours, where an hour counts only after both people confirm it.

Record hours of care

Family hours are a record, not a balance. Hours given through the co-op are confirmed by both people at co-op.care/hours. “Give it through the co-op” on an entry carries only the hours and the kind of help there, in the link itself, never a name or a note; nothing is sent unless you tap it.

Carried in from other sites

Self-check results you chose to bring here from a sibling site: where each came from, the day it was made, and the numbers. Nothing else travels with them. They are self-checks, not a diagnosis.

Where results can come from

When one of these sites offers “Take this with you” at the end of its check, choose ComfortCard and the result arrives in the link itself, after the #, which a browser does not send to any server. This page takes it out of the address bar at once and keeps nothing unless you say yes.

  • fallrisks.comA family fall screener: the score and its band.
  • healthgait.comA walking-speed check on the phone: metres a second.
  • arthritisrisk.comWhich joint, and the pain pattern the check pointed to.
  • doesyourbackhurt.comCare for it at home, or see a clinician. An urgent result is never kept here: urgent signs mean care now, not paperwork.
  • familycaregive.comYour caregiving stage, what help is needed, and the hours.
  • medfrail.comA dated frailty record: how many items were met.
  • clinicalswipe.comThe caregiver survey: your caregiving stage and what help is needed.
  • jointcoach.comA knee or hip home program: the last 30 days of exercise, the camera’s range-of-motion estimate, pain and the check-in score.
  • hearthealth.helpThe heart risk check: its band and score, and the smoking and family-history answers. A result with urgent chest symptoms is never sent: that means care now.
  • shoulderpain.helpA shoulder test: where lifting the arm hurts, the five-movement score, and what is hard to do. A screening clue, not a diagnosis.
  • memoryloss.helpA memory check-in, for yourself or for someone you care for: whether it is worth raising with a doctor. A screening clue, not a diagnosis.

What happened

Everything in the file on one list, newest first: the plan and its steps, receipts and where they stand, letters and cards, care wishes, self-checks, and the hours of care.

    Print it, export it, keep it safe

    The download is a FHIR R4 Bundle: the plan as a CarePlan, each receipt and paper as a DocumentReference, each card as a Coverage, each carried-in result as an Observation marked as a self-check. Software that reads FHIR can read it, and this page can restore from it on another device.

    Why it is built this way

    Nobody keeps a habit of filing. People keep what pays them back.

    So every item here does something the day you add it: a receipt becomes a claim page, a plan becomes a short list of calls with the signatures marked, a letter tells you when it runs out, and the hours the family gives are written down where the family can see them. The file is yours. It stays on this device, and nothing about it depends on an account with us.

    General information, not medical, legal or tax advice. Under IRS rules each expense is decided case by case, and your plan administrator makes the final call. Everything on this page is stored in your browser on this device; ComfortCard cannot see it and cannot recover it for you, so keep a download somewhere safe. In an emergency, call 911. If you or the person you care for is in crisis, call or text 988.