For family

From worry to useful signal.

The family and caregivers your parent invites see changes, get alerts, and help them take the right next step. In the app, your parent is the Star and the people they invite are Angels.

See it in a minute. Who needs attention first, and the alert an Angel gets for an abnormal heart rate or Aurora Help. Example data. General wellness only; not a medical device or an emergency monitoring service.

What your family sees

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Daily view

Vitals, trends, meds, labs, and visits in one care rhythm.

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Care alerts

Examples: vitals far outside their usual, a fall, leaving the safe area, and a voice call for help.

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Trend drift

Examples: BP rising, weight trending up, changing vitals, medication misses.

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Med regularity

See medication misses and patterns that need follow-up.

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Leaving the safe area

Know when your parent’s phone leaves the area you set up together.

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Care updates

Propose medication, doctor, or lab follow-up steps.

An older man walks past the edge of his safe area near home; his family's phone shows an alert asking whether they want to check in.

Safe area

An alert if he goes beyond his safe area.

Your parent sets the area. If he leaves it, you get an alert, and you can check in right away.

See it in the app

What family sees.

Real screens from a family member's phone.

Angel home screen for Evelyn: feeling great, 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.

One daily view

Vitals, check-ins, and alerts for the parent you care for.

Fall alert: Margaret Chen may have fallen, with three steps, call Margaret Chen, I'm handling this, and get emergency help, and a high-impact fall noted.

Alerts with clear next steps

Call your parent, say you're handling it, or get help.

Heart rate alert showing 142 beats per minute next to a personal normal of 62 to 78, with an I'm handling this button.

Compared with their normal

An out-of-range reading shown next to their own usual.

Taken this week chart for Atorvastatin, Lisinopril and Metformin, with each day marked taken or not confirmed.

Medicine regularity

See which doses were taken or not confirmed this week.

Health records shared by Margaret, read-only: high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, an appendectomy, a penicillin allergy, and a follow-up note.

Shared health records

Conditions, procedures, allergies, and notes your parent chose to share.

Alerts from Margaret screen: Margaret decides what Aurora Care watches, with push alerts, quiet hours, and switches for Aurora Help, red vitals, leaving the safe zone, fall detected, yellow vitals and missed medication.

Your parent decides

Which alerts reach you, and when, including quiet hours.

Screens from the Aurora Care app, shown with sample data.

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Proactive care

See change while there’s still time to talk it through.

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Reactive alerts

Family is alerted when help is needed.

Proactive care plus reactive alerts.

Aurora Care supports both: watch drift early and alert quickly when the moment needs action.