Action Plans
A quick guide to using the Things to Do block in your Action Plan to stay on track Your healthcare team is using Careteam to help you stay organized, informed, and supported. This platform brings together your care providers, family, and support system—all in one place. The Things to Do section helps you know what’s coming up, what needs your attention, and what’s already been completed.
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When you're managing care—whether for yourself or someone you support—it's easy to feel overwhelmed. The Things to Do section makes it simple to see what’s most important right now and what’s coming next.
It helps make sure nothing falls through the cracks and keeps everyone on the same page.
The Things to Do block might be in a different spot depending on your Action Plan layout, but it works the same way everywhere.
You’ll see two tabs:
Upcoming – activities that still need to be done
Completed – things you’ve already finished
You’ll see things like:
Tasks (e.g., “Move the bed to the main floor”)
Appointments (e.g., “Appointment with Dr. Smith”)
Forms or assessments (e.g., “Your symptoms matter / ESAS” check-in)
Resources to review (e.g., guides or videos)
All activities are sorted by date, so the next scheduled item appears at the top.
Click on an activity to view more details or mark it as complete. Once completed, it will move to the Completed tab.
If there are more than three activities, click See more to expand the list.
You and your support team can also add activities:
Add an appointment – like a check-up or home visit
Add a task – such as picking up a prescription or arranging transportation
When you add something, you can:
Choose the date and time
Assign it to yourself or someone on the care team
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You can always add or edit activities to keep the Action Plan up to date
Activities that don’t have a scheduled date appear below those that do
Your care team can add new activities anytime, so check back regularly
If you're supporting someone else, you'll see everything relevant to their care too