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VivaLynx Release Notes

What's new in the VivaLynx app and web console, newest release first.

November 3, 2026

New

  • Caregiver home page in the app: a "Needs attention" block, with Trualta (caregiver education and support) and ArchAngels (a caregiver burden assessment) added as resources for family caregivers

  • Caregiver home page on the web console: "Needs attention" and "Tasks for today," with Trualta and ArchAngels added as resources

  • Critical alerts: a banner and detail screen in the app, and an alerts list with a detail panel on the web console

  • Alert settings: Alert Ranges, weight alert rules and Notification Preferences (app and web console), and a Units screen in the app

  • Readings now show their status the same way everywhere, with a color, an icon and a label

  • Video call icons replace the phone icons, and appear next to active caregivers on Care Team

  • Search allergens by ingredient (app and web console)

  • Calendar: "1 month" and "All" quick filters in the app

  • Medication intake time is now required, with no default time (app and web console)

  • Web console, organization admins: an organization access code, email invitations for care recipients, license counts with 90% and 100% warnings, and tooltips that explain each section

Fixed

  • Today's Medications now includes "once a day" medications added during onboarding

  • Caregivers couldn't start a call from the phone icon on a care recipient's dashboard

  • Profile was empty after reinstalling the app or signing in on a new device

  • Blood pressure and blood glucose now come in from Apple Health and Health Connect

  • Itching, wheezing, diarrhea and dizziness can now be saved as allergy reactions

  • Inviting someone who already has an account no longer changes their name

  • Larger text on iPhone for check-in pain level and medications, and fixes for landscape mode

  • Web console: back buttons are left-aligned, caregiver roles show correctly in Profile, the biometrics step is gone from onboarding, and the privacy policy no longer appears twice in admin onboarding

October 21, 2026

New

  • Connect Apple Health or Android Health Connect, with a confirmation screen and connection status in Profile

  • Care notes: generate a note with AI (app and web console)

  • Telemedicine: choose between calling First Stop Health and going to their online portal

  • Help link in Profile

  • New VivaLynx app icon

  • Expanded the food allergy list

  • Care recipients now use the mobile app only; the web console is for caregivers, coordinators and admins

  • Web console: medication names autofill as you type, and each medication edit records a reason, date and who made it

  • Web console: "Loved one caregiver" is now "Family caregiver," "Caregivers" is now "Professional Caregivers," and document "Type" is now "Category"

  • Web console, organization admins and coordinators: task filters and CSV export for care circles, editing user names, deactivating users in more roles, and a data access policy in admin onboarding

Fixed

  • Medications that repeat every few days now show only on the days they're due

  • Pain scale wording on check-in

  • Check-in couldn't be saved unless the pain level was changed

  • Documents failed to upload, and Word document previews were blank

  • Biometric sign-in asked to be set up again after signing back in, and couldn't be turned on from Profile

  • An appointment couldn't be changed between single and recurring

  • Legal and policy links showed "Access Denied"

  • The Health Access screen couldn't be reopened after tapping "Don't allow"

  • Medication suggestions couldn't be tapped on an iPad with an external keyboard

  • Invitation emails: a missing link for caregivers who already had an account, and an invalid link for new care coordinators

  • Web console: the same professional caregiver could be added to a care group twice

  • Web console: deleting an allergy now clears its conflict warnings on medications

  • Web console: sorting in User management, and new professional caregivers missing from the list

October 5, 2026

New

  • Care notes in the app: write, edit and delete notes, comment on them, pin urgent or incident notes, and dictate a note

  • Care notes on the web console: comments on a note

  • Caregivers can add and delete a care recipient's medications (app and web console)

  • Caregivers receive tasks from care coordinators in the app, and can close a recurring task and stop it repeating

  • Calendar: an end date for multi-day and overnight events

  • Pain scale: labels at each end

  • "Loved one caregiver" is now "Family caregiver" in the app

  • Onboarding: a Delete button for the first allergy

  • The call icon is disabled for a caregiver whose invitation has expired

  • Web console: an improved Profile with links to the legal documents

  • Web console, organization admins and coordinators: create care circles, and create care tasks from a care circle

Fixed

  • Deleting an allergy left its conflict tag on medications

  • Tablet layout, text wrapping on Android, and a cut-off button

  • Document photos couldn't be taken after a camera permission change on iOS

  • PDF and Word documents couldn't be downloaded when the app was locked to the device

  • No email was sent when a care recipient added a caregiver who already had an account

  • The Accept button in invitation emails

  • The appointment filter reset

  • Removed the option to restart onboarding from Profile

September 29, 2026

New

  • Documents: open a document, delete it, and an Upload Document button on the empty Documents screen

  • Documents: care recipients can let a caregiver edit and delete documents

  • Care notes on the web console: notes table, search and filters, add, edit and delete, and pinning for urgent or incident notes

  • Care recipients can choose which caregivers may create care notes

  • Caregivers can add and edit a care recipient's allergies on the web console

  • "Interaction check pending" indicator on medications

  • Quick call button in the caregiver's list of care recipients

  • Onboarding: links to all legal documents, and "Skip for now" on Emergency Contact

  • Profile: an improved layout with links to the legal documents

  • Web console, organization admins and coordinators: create users, resend invitations or deactivate users from the list, an invitation countdown, a care circle detail screen, and family caregivers shown on the care circle card

Fixed

  • PDFs couldn't be uploaded

  • PDF and Word documents opened as a download instead of a preview

  • Caregivers had no Delete button for documents

  • Medications added during onboarding now show in Today's Medications

  • PIN setup: the error message was hidden behind the keyboard

  • Check-in: reworded a duplicate text field

  • A "camera access is turned off" message after turning camera or microphone access back on (iOS)

September 22, 2026

New

  • Documents: a Documents list, upload, and taking a photo of a document in the app; list, upload and document detail on the web console

  • Telemedicine card on Home, with consent, a pending-activation screen, tap-to-call, and entering the last 4 digits of your SSN from the card

  • Telemedicine wording: "doctor" is now "provider"

  • Web console: caregivers can delete a care recipient's allergy, and Max Daily Dose shows only for "as needed" medications

  • Web console: caregivers can close a recurring task they assigned themselves and stop it repeating

  • Web console, organization admins: a status filter and role tooltips in User management, and creating professional caregivers

Fixed

  • Web console: "Invitation pending" showed for deactivated users

  • Web console: after a call, caregivers stay on the care recipient's page

September 16, 2026

New

  • AI allergy and interaction check: a warning when a medication you save conflicts with an allergy or another medication (app and web console)

  • Allergies: add, edit and delete in the app, and an Allergies tile for caregivers

  • Recurring appointments, and appointment filters

  • Caregivers can edit a care recipient's medications in the app, with a reason for each change, and see who added each medication

  • Caregiver app: a care recipients list, creating your own tasks, and a task calendar

  • Telemedicine: an onboarding step for the last 4 digits of your SSN, and the First Stop Health phone number

  • Onboarding: clearer "Add another…" buttons

  • Web console: a calendar view of tasks, and AM/PM on task cards

Fixed

  • Onboarding no longer gets stuck on the telemedicine step

  • Max Daily Dose now shows only for "as needed" medications

  • Screen titles hidden behind the notch on iPhones

  • The Edit allergy form wouldn't open when the allergy had a conflict

September 8, 2026

New

  • Caregivers can complete a check-in for a care recipient (app and web console), and edit today's check-in and bowel log on the web console

  • Caregiver app: "My tasks" with completion and counters, and search and filters for care recipients

  • "Resend invitation" button

  • Web console: one searchable, sortable care recipients table with organization and care group filters

  • Web console: "My tasks," creating a task for yourself, and completing care tasks

  • Web console: caregivers with permission can edit medications on the All tab

  • Web console, organization admins and coordinators: care groups, and a "My care groups" page for care coordinators

Fixed

  • With auto-answer on, the app had to be reopened to receive calls

  • The incoming call banner couldn't be accepted or dismissed

  • The date of birth picker on registration

  • An error after editing a check-in

  • Web console: saving a caregiver's medication edit failed

September 2, 2026

New

  • A new "Edit" permission for check-ins, so care recipients can let caregivers edit them

  • Web console: caregivers can edit a care recipient's medications, and see bowel information in check-ins

Fixed

  • Caregivers' check-in edits weren't saved ("come back tomorrow")

  • Caregivers with "Can edit" permission couldn't manage a care recipient's medications

  • Medications appeared in a different order for caregivers and care recipients

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