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ComfortCard is the family file for caring for someone you love: receipts, letters, insurance and benefit cards, Care Wishes and the hours of help, kept on your own phone or computer. No account, nothing uploaded, and no medical details collected.

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The family file

Receipts, letters, insurance and benefit cards, Care Wishes and the hours of help, kept in your own browser. No account and no server copy. ComfortCard does not ask for diagnoses, medications or allergies.

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Receipts, answered case by case

Add a receipt and the file gives a per-case answer: it may qualify, it may need a letter, or it does not. A printable claim page goes with each one. This is not a medical record and not an emergency-responder feed.

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What to do first

When something happens, the first-steps page walks a family through what to do first. In a crisis, call 988 or 911 before anything here.

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Care Wishes

A values document: what the person would want, written on caregoals.com and brought into your file by one tap, which asks before it adds anything. It is not an advance directive.

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Apple Wallet

A card in Apple Wallet is designed but not built: signing is not set up and there is no date. Nothing medical would be placed on a lock screen.

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HSA/FSA: two tracks, honestly

Two tracks, two rules. Diagnosis-tied items and services may qualify under IRS §213(d) when a physician issues a Letter of Medical Necessity. Ongoing companion care qualifies only under IRS §7702B(c) — a physician must certify chronic illness (help with 2+ daily activities expected to last 90+ days, or severe cognitive impairment) with a written plan of care. Membership dues are always out of pocket. Eligibility is case-specific and decided by your plan administrator — never guaranteed.

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Co-op Ownership

co-op.care is a Colorado Limited Cooperative Association. Membership is planned, not open yet. When it opens, members hold patron-member shares with governance rights (one member, one vote) and the right to patronage dividends if the cooperative generates surplus. Caregivers are also member-owners in their own voting class.

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You choose what leaves

Nothing is sent anywhere unless you tap. When you hand a page to a sibling, a doctor or the co-op, it travels as a link or a printout you chose, and the receiving page asks before it adds a thing.

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Family Circle

One person keeps the file; to bring the family in, hand them a page or a printout. A shared circle that updates everyone automatically is not built yet.

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Neighbor Care Network

How a circle of neighbors keeps an hour of help at par, and why ComfortCard records hours instead of a balance. Mutual aid between people who know each other.

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Privacy by design

Your family file stays on your device — no account, nothing uploaded. Your data is yours — we never sell it, share it, or use it for advertising. Period.

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Ecosystem Integration

CareGoals (on your device) writes the Care Wishes; one tap on its summary page brings a copy to your ComfortCard family file, which asks before adding it. Alongside it: Altru.care for physician oversight, co-op.care for companion care, and SolvingHealth for platform infrastructure. One card, one ecosystem.

One file. Your whole story.

Start with the family file, or with the two-minute readiness check. No account, nothing uploaded.

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