Vitals after every visit
Blood pressure, heart rate, temperature and oxygen, charted so you can see a trend, not just a number.
Diaspora
You are 3,000 kilometres away. You should not be in the dark.
Most families abroad already send money home for a parent's care. What they don't get is proof, consistency, or a professional they can call. That is the part we fix.
Written visit notes
What the nurse observed, what medication was given, how your parent ate, moved and slept.
Emergency notifications
If a vital sign falls outside the safe range, an alert is raised in your account the same day.
Message the care team
Ask a question about a visit and get an answer from the person who was actually in the room.
Invoices and history
Every charge itemized, with the payment history kept in one place for the whole family.
Paying from abroad
One payer, one account
The relative abroad holds the account and the invoices, even when siblings share the responsibility.
Monthly, not per errand
A recurring plan means the caregiver shows up whether or not someone remembered to send money that week.
Receipts your family can see
Invoices and payment history are visible in the account, so nobody has to take anyone's word for it.
Online card payment is being connected. Today, invoices are issued in your account and settled by bank or money transfer, then marked paid by our team.
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