The families you look after on the same page as you
For home care agencies, hospitals, insurers and employers. Pushpa calls the parents you care for every evening, so nothing is missed between your visits, and their children stop calling your team to ask
- Families hold the account
- No patient data shared
- Nothing to sign

- Your visitTuesday, 11 am
- Pushpa’s callEvery evening
- Family report7 am, their time
Rohan shared a noteBefore Tuesday’s visit“Amma says her knee hurts on the stairs since Thursday. Could you take a look?”
You see her twice a week Pushpa hears her every evening
Three of the things worth knowing this week happened on days nobody visited. Pushpa heard them, reminded her about the tablet, and put the knee on the list before Friday
Four kinds of organization one family in the middle

Your nurse visits on Tuesday. Pushpa calls every evening
The son in Dubai rings your office for updates. Pushpa can tell him first
- Families abroad calling your coordinators for the same updates
- Medicine changes the family never hears about
- The six days between visits
- A daily call alongside your visits, in the resident’s language
- Your visit notes in the family’s morning report
- One medicine list your staff and the family both trust
Not part of this today: Rostering, billing or clinical notes for your staff
Explore a partnershipYou make the introduction the family stays in charge
- 1
You introduce Pushpa
A word at discharge, a leaflet with the care plan, a line in the benefits guide. Families decide for themselves
- 2
The family says yes
They sign up, add their parent’s number and choose who sees what. Ten minutes, from any phone
- 3
Pushpa calls that evening
Every day after, in their language. The family gets the report, and you get fewer anxious calls asking how she is
The family holds the keys and we’re plain about the rest
Families hold the account
The family signs up and decides who can open their parent’s profile. A partnership never gives an organization a view into anyone’s health
Stored in India
On Amazon Web Services in Mumbai. HTTPS on every connection, files behind links that expire within the hour
A link for the doctor
Its own 6-digit PIN, a 7-day expiry, revocable any time
Questions organizations ask Tap one, and Pushpa answers
Can we buy Pushpa for our organization today?
Not as a finished product yet. We’re starting with a small group of early partners and shaping it with them. Families can sign up for Pushpa today
- Can we buy Pushpa for our organization today?
- Not as a finished product yet. We’re starting with a small group of early partners and shaping it with them. Families can sign up for Pushpa today
- Who owns the data?
- The family. They hold the account and decide who is added to it. Partnering with Pushpa doesn’t give an organization access to anyone’s records
- Do you connect to hospital or clinic records systems?
- Not today. Families add prescriptions and reports as photos or PDFs, and Pushpa reads them
- Does Pushpa replace our nurses or doctors?
- No. Pushpa is a daily voice between visits. It flags what it hears, and your team and the family’s doctors decide what to do
- Which languages does Pushpa speak?
- Hindi, English and Hinglish today, with more Indian languages on the way
- Is Pushpa end-to-end encrypted?
- No, and we say so plainly. Every connection uses HTTPS, records are stored in Mumbai, and files open only through expiring links. The security page has the full detail
- Can it carry our brand?
- Not today. Pushpa calls as Pushpa
- What do you need from us?
- A conversation about who you look after and what’s hardest for their families. No patient data, and nothing to sign

Explore a partnership nothing to sign
- 1Tell us who you look after
- 2We write back by email
- 3We talk it through. No patient data, no contract
Families lean on you Let Pushpa help, every evening
Families can start with Pushpa today. Point them here, or try it yourself with your own parents
- Families hold the account
- Stored in India
- Private by default






