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Early-access registrations are open — AyuSaath is preparing to launch in Kolkata.

Family early-access: Care-seeking families can receive 20% off their first 3 eligible bookings after launch. Limited spots. Join waitlist

Pre-launch — early access open

Trusted support for the parents you worry about — coordinated at home.

AyuSaath is building one place to arrange care assistants, nurse visits, physiotherapy and health checks at home — with clear updates for family, wherever they live. We are starting in Kolkata, and early access is open now.

Nothing is bookable yet. Joining early access registers your interest, is free, and commits you to nothing.

An elderly couple at home with their adult daughter and a care professional, sitting together in conversation

Why we are building this

Arranging care for a parent should not depend on luck

Dependable help is hard to find

Many families piece together support through word of mouth, with no reliable way to know who will actually show up.

Providers are fragmented

Agencies, independent attendants and nursing bureaus all work differently, and verification is often unclear or absent.

Families need visibility

When children live in another city or abroad, they often learn about a parent's day second-hand — or not at all.

Assistance is not nursing

Everyday support with mobility, meals and companionship is different from clinical nursing. Mixing the two is unsafe, so we keep the distinction explicit.

Planned services

What AyuSaath is preparing to offer

Every category below is in preparation. None of it can be booked today — registering interest is what tells us which services to launch first.

A care assistant sitting with an elderly woman at home, in conversation over tea
Early-access preview

Care assistant / aaya

Non-clinical daily support at home: companionship, help moving around, hygiene and meal-time assistance.

Non-clinical support

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A nurse attending to an elderly patient during a home visit
Subject to provider availability

Nurse visits

Clinical home visits by qualified nurses for prescribed care such as injections, dressings and post-operative support.

Clinical support

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A physiotherapist supporting an elderly woman through a walking exercise at home
Planned

Physiotherapy at home

Guided rehabilitation and mobility sessions at home, planned around recovery goals set with your doctor.

Clinical support

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A nurse checking an elderly man's blood pressure and recording the reading
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Vitals & health checks

Routine recording of blood pressure, pulse, oxygen saturation and temperature, written up so the family can follow along.

Non-clinical support

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A doctor consulting with an elderly patient and their family member
Subject to provider availability

Doctor consultation

Coordination of home or video consultations with registered medical practitioners for non-emergency concerns.

Clinical support

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A healthcare technician preparing a home sample-collection kit while an elderly woman and her son look on
Planned

Lab-test coordination

Help arranging home sample collection and report delivery through diagnostic laboratories.

Non-clinical support

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Home medical equipment including a wheelchair and mobility aids being set up
Planned

Medical equipment assistance

Coordination of hospital beds, wheelchairs, oxygen concentrators and mobility aids from equipment suppliers.

Non-clinical support

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An adult daughter on a video call with her parents, coordinating their care from another city
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Family care coordination

One point of contact that keeps children and relatives — in Kolkata or abroad — informed after every visit.

Non-clinical support

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Who it is for

Built for the whole family, not just the person receiving care

These are the people we are designing AyuSaath around. They describe intended users of a pre-launch product — not existing customers.

  • Elderly parents living independently

    Still running their own home, but everyday things — a check-up, a chemist run, someone to notice a bad week — are getting harder to manage alone.

  • Adult children living nearby

    In Kolkata, but stretched between work and family. You want dependable help you do not have to re-arrange every single week.

  • Adult children in another city or country

    The distance is the hard part. You want to know who visited, what happened, and whether anything needs your attention — without waiting for a phone call.

  • Families coordinating care after discharge

    Recovery at home after a hospital stay or a procedure, when nursing, physiotherapy and follow-ups all have to line up at once.

  • Care professionals and partners

    Nurses, care assistants, physiotherapists and diagnostic or equipment partners who want to be considered for the network we are building.

Intended early-access workflow

How AyuSaath is designed to work

This is the journey we are building toward. It describes intended behaviour at launch, and the details may change while we are in early access.

  1. Tell AyuSaath what your family needs

    Describe the support you are looking for — a few hours of daily help, a nurse visit, physiotherapy after a procedure, or help working out what is actually required.

  2. AyuSaath coordinates a suitable verified professional

    We plan to match the requirement to a professional from our network, confirm what is clinical and what is not, and share who is coming before any visit.

  3. Your family receives service and care updates

    After each visit, a short written update is intended to reach the family members you nominate — wherever they live.

  4. Ongoing needs stay in one place

    Where support continues, the plan is that repeat visits, changes and history are coordinated from a single place instead of a dozen phone numbers.

For families

Stay close to your parents' care, from anywhere

A concept preview of the family view we are designing — so children in another city or country can follow visits, notes and vitals history without chasing phone calls.

An adult daughter on a video call with her parents, coordinating their care from another city

Family view — concept

Product preview — not live patient data
  • Upcoming visits

    What is scheduled next, and who is expected.

  • Family member visibility

    Relatives you nominate can follow along, from any city.

  • Care notes

    A short written summary after each completed visit.

  • Vitals history

    Readings recorded during visits, kept together over time.

  • Reminders

    Gentle prompts for follow-ups and routine checks.

  • Service requests

    Ask for the next visit without starting from scratch.

Illustrative layout

Empty-state shapes only — no names, no readings, no records.

An illustrative concept of the family view we are designing. Every label below is a placeholder — no real people, no real records, no usage statistics.

Care plans — under validation

Shapes of ongoing care we are exploring

We are testing which shape of recurring care families actually want. Nothing here has a price, and nothing here is for sale.

  • Occasional support

    Planned — under validation

    For families who need help now and then — a visit after a procedure, or cover while you travel.

    Being considered

    • Single visits arranged as needed
    • Choice of care assistant or clinical visit
    • Written update to the family after the visit

    Pricing not set

  • Regular care

    Planned — under validation

    For parents who need someone dependable on a predictable rhythm each week.

    Being considered

    • Recurring visits on an agreed schedule
    • Continuity of the same professional where possible
    • Vitals and care notes kept together over time

    Pricing not set

  • Coordinated care

    Planned — under validation

    For families managing several needs at once — nursing, physiotherapy, tests and follow-ups.

    Being considered

    • One coordinator across multiple services
    • Help sequencing visits and follow-ups
    • Shared family visibility for relatives abroad

    Pricing not set

What these plan concepts are not

  • No prices have been set and nothing here is for sale.
  • These shapes are being validated with early-access families before anything is finalised.
  • No plan includes unlimited clinical care, and no medical outcome is promised.
Tell us which shape fits your family

Trust & verification

The standard we are building before anyone enters your home

Verification is the part of this product we refuse to rush. Here is the process we are putting in place — and what we will not claim.

A team of care professionals — a nurse, a physiotherapist and a care assistant — standing together

Planned trust model

AyuSaath has not onboarded any professional yet. The standard below is what we are building before a first visit ever happens.

  • Identity verification

    Government-issued identity checks for every professional before they can be considered part of the network.

  • Qualification checks where the role requires them

    Nursing and physiotherapy credentials checked against issuing councils and institutions. Non-clinical roles are not presented as clinical ones.

  • Background verification

    Background and reference checks appropriate to the role being performed.

  • Clear role boundaries

    Care assistants provide non-clinical support. Clinical procedures are intended to be performed only by qualified clinical professionals, with a valid prescription where required.

  • Service feedback

    A structured way for families to tell us how a visit went, reviewed by the coordination team rather than published as public ratings.

  • Family updates

    The family sees who is coming before a visit, and receives a written summary afterwards.

  • Replacement & continuity

    A planned process for arranging a replacement when a professional is unavailable, so care does not simply stop.

Being straight with you

  • AyuSaath has not launched, so no professional has been onboarded or verified yet — this is the standard we are building to, not a description of an existing network.
  • We will not claim that a visit is risk-free. What we can commit to is a documented verification process and a clear way to raise a concern.

Launching first in Kolkata

Starting in Kolkata — tell us where you need us

AyuSaath is preparing to begin across the Kolkata metropolitan area. The region you choose when joining early access is what tells us which neighbourhoods to prepare first.

  • New Town & Rajarhat
  • Salt Lake & Bidhannagar
  • Ballygunge & Southern Avenue
  • Park Street & central Kolkata
  • Behala & the south-west
  • Dum Dum & the north
  • Howrah & the west bank
  • Jadavpur, Garia & the south-east

Listing an area does not mean services are active there. AyuSaath has not launched anywhere yet — launch order will follow registered interest and provider availability.

Early access

Help shape elder care in Kolkata

Register your interest and tell us what your family needs. Your answers decide which services we launch first — and where.

Joining is an expression of interest — not a booking. Please do not include medical reports or emergency information.

Questions

Honest answers, before you sign up

Is AyuSaath live?

Not yet. AyuSaath is in pre-launch. We are validating demand and preparing our first provider network for Kolkata. Joining early access registers your interest; it does not start any service.

Which services are planned?

Care assistants and aayas, nurse visits, physiotherapy at home, vitals and health checks, doctor consultation coordination, lab-test coordination, medical equipment assistance, and family care coordination. Every one of these is planned — none is bookable today.

Which locations are planned first?

We intend to begin across the Kolkata metropolitan area, including Kolkata proper, Howrah, Bidhannagar / Salt Lake and New Town / Rajarhat. The region you select when joining early access is exactly what decides which areas we prepare first.

Is joining early access a booking?

No. It is an expression of interest only. It does not reserve a professional, schedule a visit, or commit you to anything.

Is payment required to join?

No. Joining early access is free, and no payment details are collected. We have not published prices for any service, and nothing on this site can be purchased.

How will my information be used?

Only to contact you about AyuSaath early access and to understand which services and areas to prepare first. Your details are not sold, and they are not shared with providers or advertisers. Please do not send medical reports, prescriptions or health records through the form — it only asks for basic contact details, your role and your region.

Can care professionals or partners register interest?

Yes. The “I am a…” question includes options for nurses, caregivers and aayas, physiotherapists and doctors, and diagnostic, equipment or healthcare partners. Registering interest is not an offer of work or a contract — it means we will contact you when provider onboarding opens.

What happens after I join the waitlist?

Your response is recorded, and we use the pattern of responses to decide which services and which parts of Kolkata to prepare first. We will email you as early access progresses. You will not be charged, and you are free to ignore us at any point.

Is AyuSaath an emergency service?

No. AyuSaath is not an emergency, ambulance or hospital service, and the planned platform is not designed for emergencies. If someone needs immediate medical help, contact local emergency services or go to the nearest hospital.

Medical & emergency disclaimer

This site does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, and nothing on it should be treated as a clinical recommendation.

Early-access registration is not a care booking and does not create any patient or service relationship.

Please do not submit medical reports, prescriptions or emergency information through this site or the waitlist form.

AyuSaath is not an emergency service. If someone needs immediate medical help, contact local emergency services or go to the nearest hospital.