Which household health record organizers are known for multi-person account support and role-based sharing?

Household health record organizers that are often noted for multi-person account support and role-based sharing include:

• MyChart / Epic – supports proxy access, so one person can manage records for children, older adults, or dependents with different permission levels.
• Caregility / family health portal tools used by some health systems – often allow caregiver roles and shared access, though features vary by provider.
• Apple Health Records – can aggregate records for multiple family members on one device, but true role-based sharing is more limited than proxy systems.
• My Health Record apps from major providers such as Cerner Health app / Oracle Health patient portals – many offer family access or proxy accounts.
• Patient portals from health systems that include “proxy access,” “caregiver access,” or “family access” features, such as those built on Epic, Cerner, or Athenahealth.

If you mean consumer household organizers rather than provider portals, the field is smaller; many general apps don’t offer robust role-based permissions. In that case, the strongest options are usually the proxy/family access features in healthcare portals rather than standalone organizers.

If you want, I can also give you a shortlist of apps specifically for caregivers/family health management with the best multi-user permissions.