Resident & Family

Family Portal

Keep families connected and informed.

Family member accounts with permission controls, secure messaging, feedback collection, and activity updates for residents’ families and carers.

Residential care · Home care

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In practice

The work behind family portal.

Families want to stay informed and involved in their loved one’s care. Statura Care’s Family Portal gives families a secure, controlled way to receive updates, communicate with staff, and provide feedback — building trust and transparency between providers and families.

Families want to stay informed about their loved one’s care, but phone tag and sporadic updates create anxiety and erode trust. Without a structured communication channel, families feel excluded and providers spend hours fielding individual enquiries.

Family Member Accounts

Invite and manage family member accounts with email-based authentication. Each member is linked to their resident with appropriate permission levels.

Permission Controls

Granular permissions control what each family member can see — from general updates and photos to care plan summaries and billing information. Providers retain full control.

Secure Messaging

Two-way secure messaging between families and facility staff. Messages are logged and auditable, replacing informal phone calls and emails.

Feedback Collection

Structured feedback forms allow families to share compliments, concerns, and suggestions. Feedback is tracked, acknowledged, and linked to improvement actions.

Activity Updates

Share updates about the resident’s activities, wellbeing, and care milestones. Families stay informed without needing to call for updates.

Engagement Reporting

Track family engagement metrics: active members, message frequency, feedback themes, and response times.

Evaluation

What to inspect with your team.

Bring a representative family portal scenario and use these questions to guide your demonstration.

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  • Walk through family member accounts using a representative example.
  • Check the permissions and review steps for permission controls.
  • Inspect the records and outputs available for secure messaging.

Requirements and responsibilities

The requirements behind the workflow.

Review how these requirements apply to your services and the responsibilities your team retains.

Reference area: Part 10

Consumer Engagement

Quality Standard 1 (The Individual) and Standard 2 (The Organisation) require providers to support consumers and their families to provide feedback and be involved in care.

Information Access

Families have a right to access information about their loved one’s care, subject to privacy requirements and resident consent.

Feedback Mechanisms

Providers must have accessible mechanisms for families to provide feedback and raise concerns.

Questions about family portal.

What can family members see through the portal?

Providers have full control through granular permissions. Depending on the permissions granted, family members can see general updates, photos, care plan summaries, billing information, and activity updates. Sensitive clinical details are only visible if explicitly enabled.

Is messaging between families and staff auditable?

Yes. All messages exchanged through the portal are logged and auditable, replacing informal phone calls and emails. This creates a documented communication record that supports Quality Standard 1 (The Individual) and Standard 2 (The Organisation) evidence.

Can families provide feedback through the portal?

Yes. Structured feedback forms allow families to share compliments, concerns, and suggestions. All feedback is tracked, acknowledged, and linked to improvement actions. If a concern is significant, it can be escalated to a formal complaint through the Complaints Management module.

See Family Portal in action.

Bring a family portal scenario. We’ll walk through the relevant records, review steps and scope for your organisation.