Care for your parents in India, from another country

The problem is not distance. It is the phone call.

Your parents will tell you they are fine. They are not being dishonest. A reading that has drifted for three months does not feel like news, and nobody wants to worry a child who is far away and cannot do anything about it tonight.

So the thing you are missing is not a phone call. It is a number, measured the same way every week, and somebody near them whose job it is to notice when it moves.

How it works across timezones

1. 1Your parents measure at homeBlood pressure, sugar and weight. Logged by hand, by Bluetooth machine, or by photographing the reading. It can also be sent on WhatsApp, which is the one app they already use.
2. 2A coordinator calls them, not youIn their own language. If a number has moved the wrong way, the first call goes to the person in the same house, because they are the one who can act in the next ten minutes.
3. 3You get the alert and the weekly pictureAn instant WhatsApp alert when something needs attention, and a written summary every week so you can see the direction rather than one frightening reading.
4. 4A nurse and a doctor close the loopOn Premium and above a nurse visits the home every month, a doctor reviews the readings monthly and signs the report, and blood and urine are collected from the house.

What works anywhere, and what needs a city

What it costs

The same rupee amount wherever you pay from. There is no overseas price list, and nobody is charged in dollars.

Basic is ₹999 a month for the app, the tracking and the alerts, with no home visit. Premium, at ₹3,999, adds the monthly nurse visit, the doctor review and the signed report. See all three plans. Minimum 3 months, then monthly, 30-day full refund.

Questions families abroad ask

Can I manage my parents' health in India while living abroad?

Yes. That is the case Sehatly is built for. Your parents log readings at home, you get a WhatsApp alert the moment something moves and a written summary every week, and a care coordinator calls them rather than waiting for them to call anyone. None of it needs you to be awake, and none of it needs you to be in India.

Do I have to be in India to pay or to sign up?

No. The person paying can be anywhere in the world. The price is the same rupee amount wherever you pay from, billed in Indian Rupees on an international card. There is no separate overseas price list.

My parents are not comfortable with apps. Does that matter?

Not much. A reading can be logged by photographing the machine, or sent on WhatsApp, which is the one app they already use. The care coordinator calls them in their own language. The app is mostly for you.

What happens when something looks wrong and I am asleep?

A care coordinator calls your parent first, then you. The order matters: the person who can act in the next ten minutes is in the same house, not in another timezone. You get the alert either way, and you read it when you wake up rather than being woken for something that could wait.

Which cities can a nurse actually visit?

Nurse home visits, lab sample collection and vaccination run in Bengaluru, Patna and Delhi. Everything else, the daily tracking, the WhatsApp alerts, the AI insights and the doctor check at joining, works anywhere in India. If your parents live somewhere else, tell us and we will say so plainly rather than sell you a visit we cannot make.

How much does it cost from abroad?

Basic ₹999, Premium ₹3,999, Max ₹6,999 a month, the same in every country. Minimum 3 months, then it renews month to month, with a 30-day full refund.