Shared care for families and carers

Caring together,
wherever you are.

Prem gives families and carers one shared picture of everyday care — so you can understand how someone you love is doing, even when you’re not there.

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Prem Today screen showing medicines, vitals, food and fluids, behaviour and recent care activity for Nani
The problem

Everyone knew something.
Nobody knew everything.

One person knows whether the medicines were taken. A carer noticed she ate less. Someone else recorded her blood pressure. A family member abroad is trying to piece it all together.

Prem brings the pieces together.
How Prem works

Tell it. Track it. Understand it.

Everyday care becomes one shared record — without turning care into paperwork.

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Just say what happened.

Speak or type naturally. Prem turns the meaning into proposed care records for you to review before anything is saved.

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Tell Prem screen with voice and text update options
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Build the story over time.

Medicines, vitals, meals, fluids, behaviour, mood and observations become one chronological Timeline the care circle can understand.

Prem Timeline showing recorded care including behaviour, fluids, meals and blood pressure
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See what changed — in context.

Prem surfaces recorded patterns, stand-out events and changes in context, while deliberately avoiding medical conclusions.

Prem Insights showing blood pressure trends and a medication change in context
Why Prem

Built around the person,
not just the data.

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Care together

Family members and carers contribute to the same evolving care picture, wherever they are.

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Build Care Memory

Over time, Prem creates a richer history of what is usual for that person and what may be changing.

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More than one Care Circle

Care for Nani, Papa — or keep your own medicines and health information separately in Prem.

One record can bring together: medicines, vitals, meals, fluids, sleep, mood, behaviour, concerns, notes and compatible connected-health data.

Prem Care Circles showing Nani and a separate personal care circle
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A younger Indian woman with her grandmother
Why I built Prem

Prem started with my own family.

I live in London while my Nani and Dadi live in Delhi. When my Nani’s Parkinson’s suddenly worsened, I found myself trying to understand how she really was through fragments passed between family and carers.

Everyone cared. Nobody had the whole picture.

Prem is my Nani’s name.

Read the full story

I live in London, while my Nani and Dadi live in Delhi. As I got older, so did they; every visit home began to feel too short. Every goodbye came with the same worry: how will I really know how they are each day?

They’re both fortunate to have wonderful caregivers around them, but calls and WhatsApp messages can only ever paint part of the picture.

When my Nani’s Parkinson’s suddenly got much worse, I wanted to feel closer than ever.

That’s when Prem — my Nani’s name — was born: from wanting families to feel closer to the people they love, even when they can’t physically be there.

She’s still fighting Parkinson’s today, and Prem is built with her at the heart of it.

Founding Families

Help us shape Prem.

We’re inviting a small number of families and carers to use Prem before wider launch.

Join Founding Families Care provider, partner or interested in Prem? hello@prem.care