Alexa Together was designed to help caregivers communicate with and check in on the people they care for. Now, the process is even easier.

Amazon just unveiled two new features for Alexa Together subscribers that are intended to help ease the burden on caregivers.

First up is something called the Circle of Support. This handy feature expands the network of caregivers, allowing up to ten people to share tasks. Fellow caregivers are now called “circle members,” and each person receives daily health and status notifications on their smartphone or tablet.

Circle members can be spouses, cousins, friends, or even neighbors. The primary caregiver or the person receiving care can remove people from the Circle at any time by opening the Alexa app. It should be noted that only the primary caregiver can use Remote Assist, which allows for remote access to almost every aspect of the service.