How Tribu Santé can help you
Whether you are a family carer, a parent, or simply planning ahead, these real-life scenarios show how Tribu Santé simplifies managing your family's health.
Carers
Night-time medical emergency: when the SAMU (emergency medical services) asks for your loved one's medication
How to be ready to answer emergency services in the middle of the night when your loved one faces a medical emergency.
Supporting a loved one with Alzheimer's: being someone's medical memory
Tribu Santé helps carers of loved ones with Alzheimer's centralise symptoms, track progress, and coordinate all healthcare professionals.
Elderly parent living alone 300 km away: staying in the loop in an emergency
How to monitor the health of an elderly parent living far away on their own and be alerted immediately in an emergency.
Loved one in an EHPAD (care home): coordinating four doctors who do not talk to each other
How to keep a clear overview of a loved one's health in an EHPAD when several healthcare professionals intervene without coordinating.
The sandwich generation: looking after elderly parents and children at the same time
How carers caught between ageing parents and their own children can ease the mental load of care coordination.
The visiting nurse changes every week: stop having to re-explain everything
How to avoid re-explaining your loved one's medical history to every new home care professional.
Preparing a medical appointment for a loved one: never arrive without the right information
How to prepare effectively for a medical appointment as a family carer, with all health information right at your fingertips.
Changing your médecin traitant (registered GP): avoiding starting from scratch
How to hand over a complete medical history to a new médecin traitant when your previous doctor retires or becomes unavailable.
Emergency contact with no access to medical records: the paradox
How to be a truly useful emergency contact for a loved one by having access to their medical details in an emergency abroad.
Supporting a loved one through cancer treatment: managing care over the long term
How to centralise and share the medical monitoring of a loved one undergoing cancer treatment as protocols change and side effects add up.