See the slow changes.
Telemetry learns each person’s usual range. When a week drifts outside it, you see it on the timeline, alongside whatever else happened that week.
Catch health changes early.
Prevent the crisis and the cost.
Telemetry gathers an older adult’s health data from many sources: their wearable, their medications, daily check-ins and what family notices. AI looks across all of it for the slow decline that’s easy to miss, so you can step in before it ends in the ER.
- Mon Slept 7 h 12 m
- Wed · 2:14 pm Dizzy after standing Logged by Anna
- Thu · 9:00 am Summary sent to Dr. Patel
- Fri Back to usual
Caring from a distance is mostly guessing. It doesn’t have to be.
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01 Her daughter notices
Mom eats less and seems more tired.
1 in 4
U.S. adults provided care for family or friends.1
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02 Her watch records it
Resting heart rate is rising over days.
6%
of physicians have integrated wearable data, though 77% see value in it.2
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03 The dots stay unconnected
By Friday, she may need hospital care.
$19K–$22K
mean cost of a hospital stay for adults 65+.3
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04 And she isn’t alone
Many families have limited training.
26M
older adults have limitations in daily activities.4
- 1. NAC/AARP, 2025: U.S. adults; paid/unpaid care for adults or children.
- 2. AMA/Medscape, 2026: 720 U.S. physicians; consumer wearables.
- 3. AHRQ HCUP, 2023: mean all-cause hospital cost, age 65+; excludes physician fees.
- 4. NHATS 2022; Freedman et al., 2026: Medicare adults 65+, all settings including nursing homes. 26.2M, rounded.
Telemetry connects the dots.
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Her daughter logs it
“Mom barely ate and seems more tired.”
Daily caregiver check-ins -
Her watch adds context
Resting heart rate has risen for 3 days.
Vitals and wearable data -
AI connects the dots
Finds changes from her usual patterns.
Medical doctor review -
The care team acts
Family and care team are alerted.
Time to step in before a crisis
Keep the whole family in step.
Whoever visits leaves a note. Everyone else reads it without another round of phone calls. Each person sees only what their role allows.
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Dad got dizzy standing up from the couch. Sat down, fine after a minute.
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Skipped the walk tonight. Said he was tired. Ate a full dinner.
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Added both notes to the questions for Dr. Patel.
Medications, without the group text.
Set the schedule once. Whoever gives a dose checks it off, and everyone can see what’s done and what’s still due today.
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Metformin 500 mg
8:00 am · with breakfast
Given by Anna
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Vitamin D 1,000 IU
8:00 am
Given by Anna
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Lisinopril 10 mg
9:00 pm · new since Oct 21
Due tonight
Walk into appointments prepared.
Choose a date range and send the doctor a one-page summary: trends, medication history, notes and the family’s questions. Telemetry doesn’t diagnose. It makes the conversation shorter and better.
Summary for Dr. Patel
Oct 14 – 27
- Sleep
- 6 h 00 m
- Resting HR
- 69 bpm
- Symptoms
- 3 logged
Works with what they already wear.
Nothing new to charge or learn. Telemetry reads from the health apps already on their phone, with their permission, and only the metrics they choose.
- Apple Watch and iPhone via Apple Health
- Android phones and watches via Health Connect
- More devices coming
Only the right people see it.
Care involves a lot of people. Telemetry keeps each of them to what they need.
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Access by role
Each person sees only what their role allows.
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Health data by permission
Telemetry reads only the metrics they choose, and only with their permission.
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Secure sharing
Summaries reach the doctor through a secure link.
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No diagnosis
Telemetry doesn’t diagnose. It gives the care team the full picture, sooner.
“As a nurse working in cardiology, I see utility in this product to help patients understand their next steps and support care coordination.”
“As a clinician, I see the value in a platform that uses patient data to flag impending ER visits and hospitalizations before they happen.”
“Combining caregiving insights with EHR data would be very useful from clinical point of view.”
Families start free. Care organizations subscribe.
For families
Free to start
Private beta
For the people caring for someone at home, wherever they live.
- Daily check-ins and notes
- A medication schedule everyone can see
- One-page summaries for the doctor
- iPhone, Android and web
For care organizations
Monthly subscription
Priced by the number of patients enrolled
For PACE programs, home-based medical groups, health plans and rural payer networks: the organizations accountable for patient outcomes and care costs.
- Spot patient decline sooner
- Coordinate care before a crisis
- No-fee design pilots first
- Co-branding with your organization
All three co-founders are experienced family caregivers.
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Nushean Assasnik
Clinical & Research
IT Project Manager implementing clinical technology, trained in clinical informatics. Two years of medical school. ICU research, oncology care coordination. 18 peer-reviewed publications on health equity.
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Adam Franklin
Business & Strategy
Co-founder of Indie Town. Founded a financial services firm with clients including Goldman Sachs Bank. 15 years building businesses, with expertise in finance, operations and valuation.
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Dias Gotama
Product & Engineering
Founder of a dental EMR & PMS SaaS, acquired after scaling to 100+ dental clinics. 8 years as Microsoft Azure Product Manager. Secretary of HIMSS Washington.
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