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Launching soon on iPhones

Know how they’re really doing. Get help when it counts.

A 30-second check on your aging parent’s own phone gives you a daily picture of their vitals, medicines, and appointments, compared with their own usual.

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  • No extra device required.
  • They decide who sees what.
Aurora Care on her own phone: a Good morning screen asking how she feels today, her latest heart rate 72, blood pressure 174 over 102, breathing rate 15 and HRV 38, a red Help button, a Measure my vitals button, vitals on 5 of 7 days this week, 19 of 21 medicine doses taken this week, a Health Summary to share as a PDF, and the person in her care circle. Her phone
Aurora Care on a family member's phone: Evelyn feels great and checked in 2 hours ago, a reminder that a vital check is due, then four vitals side by side: heart rate 72, breathing rate 16, blood pressure 174 over 102 marked ALERT, and HRV 38, followed by 19 of 21 medicine doses taken this week and a Health Summary to share. Her family's phone
Sample screens with example readings.

For families caring for a parent who lives at home, and for the parent who wants to stay independent. Who it is for

What Aurora Care does

Mom checks in for 30 seconds in her kitchen; on her daughter's phone, heart rate and breathing rate are within her usual and blood pressure has been higher than usual for four days.

Daily picture

See the trends calls and texts miss.

A 30-second check on their phone shows how blood pressure, heart rate, and other vitals compare with their usual, and whether they are taking their medicines on schedule.

  • Vitals come from the phone, watch, or band they already own. No extra hardware to buy.
  • Each reading is compared with their own history and profile.
  • Missed medicines show up as a pattern the family can see.
An older woman sitting on the floor says "Hey Siri, Aurora help"; her phone across the room hears her and her care circle is alerted.

Help right away

Help arrives even when the phone is out of reach.

If they fall, leave a familiar area, or show vitals far outside their usual range, the people they chose get an alert. They can also call for help by voice from across the room by saying “Hey Siri, Aurora help,” as long as the phone is within earshot.

  • No wearable or button needed for voice help.
  • Alerts repeat every 5 minutes until someone responds.
  • Safe-area alerts work when they have their phone with them.

Aurora Care does not replace clinicians, emergency services, or medical diagnosis.

An older man walks past the edge of his safe area; his family gets an alert asking whether they want to check in. Safe-area alerts sit alongside his vitals, labs, and medicines in one place.

One place

Everything to support their care, in one place.

Book the doctor or lab visit together and bring one report of vitals, medicines, and recent labs. Your loved one decides who sees what.

  • A health summary for 7, 30, or 90 days, with a report to share with their doctor.
  • Appointments, medicines, and lab results sit with their vitals.
  • Safe-area alerts sit alongside their vitals, labs, and medicines.

From our beta families

“My doctor wants me to track my blood pressure (BP), but even with a cuff on my desk, stopping to measure felt like a chore. With Aurora, it takes 30 seconds using the phone I always carry, no matter where I am. I check my BP far more often now, I can see when my readings run higher, and it’s finally a habit.”
Aniruddh, beta tester
“My husband kept waking up tired every morning. So we started using Aurora, with him as the Star and me as his Angel. Within weeks of monitoring Aurora showed his vitals trending outside the normal range and suggested a visit to a clinician. His readings helped uncover a cardiac condition just in time, which previous check-ups had missed. I wish every family in their 40s and 50s uses Aurora before a hidden condition becomes an emergency.”
Katya (Angel) and Alex (Star), beta testers

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Aurora Care supports earlier awareness and follow-up. It does not replace clinicians, emergency services, or medical diagnosis.