Abstract: User accounts can form any number of connections to any number of entities, enabling dynamic application functionality and data interaction regarding the user account and the connected entities. As a result, an individual can utilize the same user account and same application to access support from many entities. Entities may include social service organizations, groups of healthcare facilities, clinicians, medical devices, and other sources of support. The connection of a user account to an entity, updates the operations of the associated application system. For example, permissions regarding the transmission and modification of certain data associated with the user account and/or entity may be updated. Additionally, there may be additional functionality within software applications associated with the user account. There may be multiple possible forms of connections between a user account and a given entity, with each connection resulting in different outcomes.

Abstract: User accounts can form any number of connections to any number of entities, enabling dynamic application functionality and data interaction regarding the user account and the connected entities. As a result, an individual can utilize the same user account and same application to access support from many entities. Entities may include social service organizations, groups of healthcare facilities, clinicians, medical devices, and other sources of support. The connection of a user account to an entity, updates the operations of the associated application system. For example, permissions regarding the transmission and modification of certain data associated with the user account and/or entity may be updated. Additionally, there may be additional functionality within software applications associated with the user account. There may be multiple possible forms of connections between a user account and a given entity, with each connection resulting in different outcomes.