Team caresaathi

CareSaathi is a voice-first care companion for the family of an elderly or chronically ill person. Saathi means companion. just like muse A family comes home from hospital with four pieces of paper from three doctors who have never seen each other's prescriptions. The papers are in English; the patient reads Hindi. One of them leaves out a medicine an earlier one listed. In a study of 339 older adults after an ICU stay, 64% had an unintentional medication discrepancy at a care transition — and 96% of those were omissions (PMC11654400). CareSaathi reads the documents and listens to the doctor visit, then turns both into one care plan where every single line shows where it came from: the document and line number, or the doctor's exact words. It checks new medicines against the allergy card in the drawer, catches what the newest paper quietly dropped, and reads the plan aloud in Hindi, Marathi or English for the patient themselves. It never gives medical advice. It does not diagnose, never says a medicine is safe, and never tells anyone to stop or change one. Every gap it finds ends as a question for the doctor or pharmacist — held open until a named person answers it.