Contact details
Keep the phone, email, relationship, and preferred contact method together.
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FamilyLinkKnow who to call and what each person can help with.
Keep trusted contacts, roles, contact preferences, and private notes together so the next call does not depend on memory.
- Trusted contact details.
- Roles and responsibilities.
- Private notes and choices.
Inside FamilyLink
Keep every trusted contact useful.
Save enough context to understand who the person is, how to reach them, and where they may help.
Trusted people
Organize relatives, friends, lawyers, advocates, and other people you trust.
Roles and private notes
Record what each person may help with and the context you need to remember.
How it works
Add the person. Define the role. Know who to call.
Start with one trusted person and record only the details that make the next step easier.
Add a trusted contact
Save a name, relationship, and the contact method they prefer.
Record what they help with
Note the responsibilities or LifeLink areas connected to that person.
Make the next call obvious
Return to one private contact list when the family needs help quickly.
Built for people who care
Stop rebuilding the support circle from memory.
Give every trusted person a clear place in the plan before the pressure rises.
One trusted list
Keep the people your family may need in one private place.
Useful contact context
Remember how to reach each person and what they may help with.
A clearer support circle
See where help exists and where someone still needs to step in.
Put your trusted people in one clear place.
Open FamilyLink and save the person your family would call first.
Scattered vs together
Stop searching old texts for the person who can help.
The scattered way
- Names spread across phones and notes
- Important responsibilities with no clear owner
- One person carrying every follow-up
The FamilyLink way
- One private trusted-contact list
- Roles and contact preferences
- Notes that make the next call easier
Questions families ask
FamilyLink questions
What FamilyLink saves, what stays private, and what it does not do automatically.
What is FamilyLink?
FamilyLink is a private organizer for trusted contacts, roles, contact preferences, permissions, and notes.
How do I add people?
Add the relatives, friends, advocates, lawyers, or service contacts your family may need.
Who should I include?
Start with relatives, friends, advocates, and service contacts you trust.
Does saving a contact invite them?
No. Saving a contact does not invite anyone, give account access, or share LifeLink information.
Can I chat or send documents in FamilyLink?
Not in the current FamilyLink Contacts tool. Vendor Chat and secure document transfer are separate products and are not active here.
FamilyLink
Make the person you need easier to find.
Start your private support circle with one trusted contact and one clear role.