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Pushpa calls Amma every evening, remembers the tablets, the reports and the next visit, and tells you what changed


The list in your head that never switches off
You carry it to work, to dinner, to bed. Scroll, and watch Pushpa take it off you one line at a time
Still yours to care about. Just not yours alone to remember
- Did Amma take her evening tablets?
Asked on tonight’s call, in your morning report - Is she walking less since the knee?
Asked about on every call, and flagged if it drops - Her HbA1c is due in December
Remembered, and she’s reminded before it’s due - Which dose did the hospital change?
Read straight off the discharge summary - What did the doctor actually say?
Written up from the call that evening - Has anyone told Didi?
Didi reads the same report you do - Is she lonely in the afternoons?
Someone to talk to, every single day
And the month that isn't ordinary Thirty days after Amma’s fall
- 1Day 1 · 7:00 pm in Pune
Amma doesn’t pick up
Pushpa tries again fifteen minutes later. Still nothing, so you’re called straight away, at 8:50 am in New Jersey
Amma · no answer7:00 pmAmma · no answer7:15 pmPushpa is calling you8:50 am - 2Day 1 · 8:10 pm
The emergency room
Didi gets there first. The doctor asks what she takes. Her whole medicine list is on Didi’s phone before the question is finished
Amma’s medicines- Telmisartan40 mg · morning
- Atorvastatin10 mg · night
- Calcium + D31 tablet · lunch
- 3Day 6
Home, with new medicines
You photograph the discharge summary. Pushpa spots two changes and asks you before touching her list
Discharge summary · 2 changes foundNew · Paracetamol 650 mg, as needed for painChanged · Calcium + D3, now twice a dayUpdate her listLater - 4Days 7 to 25
Back on her feet
Pushpa asks about her walk on every evening call. You watch the minutes climb back, without having to ask her yourself
Amma’s walks22 min today - 5Day 30
The follow-up
Her questions are ready before she goes in. What Dr. Mehta decided is written up for the whole family that evening
Dr. Mehta · follow-up- Healing well, no fracture
- Stop the paracetamol
- Keep walking, 30 min a day
- Day 31
Back to the evening calls, and the 7 am report

Sunday calls can go back to being about the grandkids
Your evenings back
No chasing reports, no guessing which dose is current. It’s already in the app
Sleep, mostly undisturbed
Anything urgent, you’re called at any hour. Everything else waits for the morning report
One version of the truth
Nobody retells the doctor’s visit from memory. The whole family reads the same write-up
Bring in whoever should know Each on their own clock
- YouNew Jersey8:30 am at call time
The report every morning. A call at any hour if it's urgent
- Didi7:00 pm at call time
The same report and the same record as you
- Bhaiya1:30 pm at call time
The same report and the same record as you
- Add someone
Only the people you invite can see her health. Everyone reads the same version
Ask Pushpa first The questions caregivers ask most
My parents don’t use apps. Will this work?
Yes. You set everything up from your phone. They don’t need an account, an app or even a smartphone. I call their regular phone and they just pick up
- My parents don’t use apps. Will this work?
- Yes. You set everything up from your phone. They don’t need an account, an app or even a smartphone. I call their regular phone and they just pick up
- Who in the family can see their health?
- Only the family members you invite. Everyone you add reads the same reports and the same record, wherever each of you lives
- I live in another country. Does that work?
- That’s what I’m built for. Your report arrives at a fixed time in your time zone, and you’re called at any hour if something is urgent
- What if they don’t pick up?
- I try again a little later. If there’s still no answer, you’re told straight away, so you can check in yourself
- Are you a doctor?
- No. I listen, record, explain and alert. Doctors decide. I don’t diagnose or prescribe, and in an emergency please call emergency services
- Which languages do you speak?
- Hindi, English and Hinglish today, with more Indian languages on the way. I speak the way your parents do
- How much does it cost?
- Memberships start at $8.99 a month per parent. See pricing
To the one who keeps track,
You’ve been remembering everything for a long time. The tablets, the reports, the date of the next visit, who said what
Let me take the evening call. I’ll ask Amma how she slept, remind her about the tablet after dinner, and tell you in the morning how it went. If something is wrong, you’ll hear from me straight away
You can go back to just being the one she’s happy to hear from
PushpaCalls your parents every eveningHer first call can go out tonight at 7 pm8:30 am for you
From $8.99 a month per parent · Hindi, English and Hinglish
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