Star
The person at the center of care.
The Star stays independent while deciding who can see updates, receive alerts, and help with care follow-through.
Aurora by Ragaven
Personas
Aurora has two roles. The Star is the senior adult being supported. Angels are the trusted people who observe, receive alerts, and help when care action is needed.
Star
The Star stays independent while deciding who can see updates, receive alerts, and help with care follow-through.
Angel
Angels can be family members, nurses, doctors, or professional caregivers who help observe changes and act when needed.
Lifecycle value map
Click an age group to see what common apps and devices miss, and how Aurora turns personal context, vitals, labs, and trusted support into a clearer care picture.
Star-first by design. Angels join when support creates value.
How the relationship works
Aurora turns ordinary check-ins into a shared care picture so families and caregivers can see what changed, what matters, and what to do next.
Stars share daily signals from a mobile device, connected devices, labs, medications, appointments, and notes.
Aurora Intelligence Engine watches baseline changes and risk severity across the Star’s personal context.
Angels get useful updates and alerts so the care circle can follow up before concern becomes crisis.
Real situations
Daily signals help Angels notice missed medication, weight changes, abnormal vitals, or a missed follow-up.
Professional caregivers and family members stay aligned around updates, alerts, and care follow-through.
Falls, voice-triggered help, and safe-zone breaches notify trusted Angels when support is needed.