AI-powered geriatric home care

The hospital
follows them home.

CarePal is a bedside companion that cares for your ageing parent through simple, natural conversation — while clinical-grade monitoring runs invisibly underneath. No apps. No buttons. Nothing to learn.

ZERO EFFORT from the patient · 75+ medical devices · contactless radar sensing

CarePod: a white bedside device with a screen showing a gentle voice assistant, and a soft rainbow light bar on top RADAR · SLEEP6h 04m · restless 02:58 BREATHING15 / min · steady MEDICATION2 / 2 taken · 07:14 FAMILYPriya notified ✓
The problem

Care shouldn't end
at the hospital door.

Caring for an ageing parent at home means being there for medicines, meals, vitals and emergencies — every single day. Four gaps repeat in almost every home. Hover each card to see how CarePal closes it.

Gap 01 · Presence

Chronic patients are left alone at home

No one is physically present day-to-day to notice a decline, a fall, or a bad turn as it happens.

How CarePal answers this
The CarePal answer

A companion that's always present

CarePal is there in conversation every day — noticing what an empty room otherwise would miss, with contactless fall and breathing detection running around the clock.

Gap 02 · Adherence

Following the plan is left to the patient

Medication, monitoring and care-plan steps depend on the patient remembering — and quietly lapse over time.

How CarePal answers this
The CarePal answer

Adherence woven into conversation

CarePal checks in on medicines, vitals and care-plan steps as part of natural conversation — gentle guidance, not policing, with every confirmation logged by voice.

Gap 03 · Discharge

A steep dip in care right after discharge

Hospitals deliver strong, structured care — which disappears the moment the patient walks out the door. That's exactly when recoveries fail.

How CarePal answers this
The CarePal answer

Hospital-grade structure, continued at home

CarePal carries the same monitoring and daily structure home, so recovery is never interrupted by the transition — targeting a 15–20% cut in readmissions.

Gap 04 · Distance

Families are left guessing from afar

Family members who can't be there physically are left wondering how their loved one is really doing — usually at the worst hour.

How CarePal answers this
The CarePal answer

Families kept quietly informed

Honest daily updates reach family automatically — replacing anxious guesswork with real visibility, while private conversations stay private.

How it works

One conversation.
Two layers.

On the surface, CarePal is just a friendly morning chat. Underneath, it's running clinical-grade monitoring. Watch a real morning with Mary, 78 — then flip the switch to reveal what CarePal is quietly recording.

Reveal the clinical layer
Mary, 78
VOICE CONVERSATION · 7:10 AM

Every reading above was captured with nothing worn, nothing pressed, nothing typed.

Under the hood

Invisible monitoring,
engineered three ways.

CarePal doesn't ask the patient to measure anything. Three systems do the work — and one AI engine makes sense of all of it together.

Contactless radar sensing

Breathing rate, sleep quality and fall detection — tracked from across the room with nothing worn, charged or touched.

A hub for 75+ devices

BP monitors, glucometers, SpO2, weighing scales — readings sync automatically over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. No manual entry, ever.

Multi-modal fusion AI

Rising heart rate + reduced movement + a tired voice, read together — early-warning flags raised days before a problem becomes a crisis.

OmronAbbottAccu-ChekBeurerDr. TrustiHealth+ 70 more, auto-synced
The care circle

One device.
The whole circle of care.

CarePal sits beside the patient and quietly links everyone who keeps them well. Hover a member to see what flows to them — and notice what never does.

CarePal BESIDE THE PATIENT
Everyone sees what they need. No one drowns in data.

Hover any member of the circle to see exactly what CarePal shares with them.

Why it matters

Measurable outcomes,
for every stakeholder.

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Targeted reduction in 30-day hospital readmissions for enrolled patients
Pilot target
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Fewer avoidable clinic and hospital transport trips per patient, per year
Pilot target
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Medical devices integrated — the patient's existing BP, glucose and SpO2 devices just work
Live today
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Companionship and monitoring — because loneliness is a clinical signal too
By design

Bring the hospital's vigilance home.

CarePal is entering pilot deployments across Karnataka — with families, hospitals, and care homes. Be part of the first circle.