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For your parent

Independence with a quiet safety net.

Aurora Care helps your parent keep their routine, dignity, and control while making changes in their health easier to see. In the app, your parent is called the Star, and the family and caregivers they invite are Angels.

See it in a minute. A 30-second reading with the phone’s camera, medicine reminders, and one tap for help. Example data. General wellness only; not a medical device or an emergency monitoring service.
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Mobile device: Primary Device

Capture daily vitals using a mobile device without requiring new hardware.

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Personal baseline

See what changes from their own usual.

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Labs and meds

Bring health context into one daily picture.

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Voice-triggered help

Care alerts when movement is difficult.

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Safe zone

An alert if their phone leaves the area you set up together, for loved ones with memory changes.

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They stay in charge

They choose who joins their care circle and what each person sees.

See it in the app

What your parent sees.

Real screens from your parent's own phone.

Star home screen: Good morning, a How are you feeling today choice of Great, OK, Tired or Unwell, 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, and My Angels.

Your morning screen

How you feel today, your latest readings, and a Help button.

Vitals screen with every tile filled: heart rate 68, resting heart rate 61, heart rate variability 52, breathing rate 15, blood pressure 121 over 78, oxygen 97 percent, 4,820 steps, BMI 24.1, and weight 158 pounds, down 1.2 this month.

Vitals from your phone

Heart rate, breathing rate, and more, each with the time it was taken.

Screen titled Aurora Care knows your normal range, with this week's check-ins and a 12-week history of readings.

Your own normal

Each reading is compared with your usual range, not a general average.

Heart rate chart for one day, in beats per minute, over green, amber and red bands. It starts near 65 at midnight, climbs to about 114 around 8 AM, touching the red band, falls to about 84 by noon, peaks again near 103 in the early afternoon, and settles near 72 late in the evening. Small camera and watch icons mark each reading.

Reading markers

Reading markers A camera marks a reading from the 30-second camera check, a watch marks a reading from a wearable, and a grey dot marks a reading from another source. CameraWearableOther

Heart rate through the day

Every reading sits on bands set for you: green is your usual range, amber and red are outside it. Each marker shows where the reading came from: the camera check, a wearable, or another source.

Active medications list: morning vitamins, 2 tablets at 8 AM and 1:30 PM, and an evening supplement, 1 capsule at night, both with reminders on.

Medicines and reminders

Doses, times, and reminders in one list.

Health report showing 30-day blood pressure trends and a medication regularity chart for Lisinopril and Metoprolol.

A report for your doctor

Thirty days of trends and medicine regularity, shared as a PDF.

My Angels list with Maya, who has joined, plus a button to invite another Angel.

You choose your care circle

Invite the people you trust, and see who has joined.

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

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