How family sharing works in Mira.
Mira lets a family share a child's care record with the people helping - a co-parent, a grandparent, a nanny, anyone the family trusts - and gives each person their own role. Pick a role below to see exactly what it can see and do.
What can each role do?
Every family member Mira supports falls into one of three roles. A family decides who gets which role when they send an invite - see what each one means below.
Parent
Full access - can edit medications, the care plan, and manage other members.
Usually the parent (or parents) who set up the family in Mira.
- Sees everything in the child's record.
- Logs day-to-day things: doses, meals, symptoms, therapy sessions, and more.
- Adds, edits, or removes medications, appointments, therapy plans, documents, and the child's profile.
- Exports documents and reports.
- Invites new family members and manages their roles.
Changing or removing another Parent is limited to whoever created the family - everything else a Parent can do, any Parent can do.
Caregiver
Caregiver. Can log doses, meals, and daily care. Can't edit medications or the schedule plan.
For example: a nanny, a babysitter, or a relative helping with day-to-day care.
- Sees everything in the child's record.
- Logs day-to-day things: doses, meals, symptoms, therapy sessions, and more.
- Can't add, edit, or remove medications, appointments, therapy plans, documents, or the child's profile - that stays with a Parent.
- Can't export documents or reports.
- Can't invite or manage other family members.
Good to know: a Parent can individually give one Caregiver permission to also manage records, and can limit which of the family's children a Caregiver sees.
Read-only
Read-only. Can see everything, can't make any changes.
For example: a grandparent, a co-parent, or a doctor who wants to stay in the loop.
- Sees everything in the child's record.
- Can't log, add, edit, or remove anything.
- Can't export documents or reports.
- Can't invite or manage other family members.
Good to know: a Parent can limit which of the family's children a Read-only member sees.
A few things that are true for every role
- No role sees a redacted or summarized record - Read-only really does see everything a Parent sees, just without the ability to change it.
- Nobody can see a family's care record in Mira at all until that family has actually added them as a member - there's no way to stumble onto someone else's child's information.
- A family decides who gets which role, and can change or remove a member's access at any time.
How to turn it on
Family sharing works the way this page describes and is available now. In the app, go to Settings, then Family & Sharing, to invite people and choose their role. If you have questions, email us at support@mirachildcare.com.