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AIO - Creating a Caregiver Clinical Member (Motivity Clinical)

This article explains how Caregiver Member profiles are created and managed only in the Motivity Clinical module.

This article applies to Motivity Clinical.

While Motivity is configured so that Patient profiles created in PM are automatically linked to and created in Clinical, the Caregiver data associated with a Patient in PM are data (not users). They exist only in association with their Patient.

Therefore:

Creating a Caregiver Member

You will follow this process to create a member and invite them as a Caregiver to Motivity

  • In your organization, click "Members"

  • Select the "+Member" button at the top right

  • Check the "Email Address"

  • Type their email address in the top line

    • be sure that it is spelled correctly!

    • when you finish typing the email, a green + button will appear

    • click the + button to add the email
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    Motivity Clinical Add Member screen with the caregiver's email address entered.

  • You need to assign a role before you can send your invite

  • Use the Click "+Caregiver" to assign the Caregiver Role using the chevron arrow to open a drop down menu with available roles

  • Select "Invite 1 Person"
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    Motivity Clinical role selection with the Caregiver role assigned, ready to invite.

If the Caregiver is already a Member in Clinical

You will follow this process to invite an existing Caregiver member to Motivity.

  • Click "Members"

  • Select the "+Member" button at the top right

  • Type their username in the second line

    • be sure that it is spelled correctly!

  • Click "Check if User Exists" button
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    Motivity Clinical Add Member screen showing the Check if User Exists button.


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  • If you entered the username correctly and the user profile already exists in Motivity, you will see a pop-up with the username and first and last name

  • Click the green + button

  • Assign a Role using the dropdown

  • Select "Invite 1 Person"

Updated 9/10/26 by Alexandra Ahlgren
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