Aro Care

Aro Care helps you know, at a glance, whether the person you care for is okay. Built for adult children and other family members looking after an aging parent who lives independently, Aro keeps the day-to-day picture in one place you can check in seconds. Easy-to-read type, five labelled tabs, and a text size setting on top of your phone's own. TODAY One plain sentence about the day, then three numbers: resting heart rate, sleep, and medications taken. Readings from Apple Health, connected wearables and provider records, each with where it came from. When Aro last spoke with them on a check-in call, and any safety alert that still needs someone to respond. TRENDS Steps, resting heart rate, sleep and other readings over time. Descriptive only: no good-or-bad labels. Ask their doctor what's typical for them. MEDICATIONS Today's doses. Mark each one Taken or Skipped, snooze it for 10 minutes, or undo a tap. Plus this week and the last 30 days. CIRCLE Who else is in the family circle, and recent activity: calls, confirmed doses, and safety events. RECORDS Medications, allergies, conditions and the care team, each showing where it came from. Lab reports, a one-page visit summary to share at the next appointment, and an emergency card that opens without a connection. APPLE HEALTH With your parent's agreement, on their own iPhone, Aro reads the steps, heart rate, sleep and other readings they choose to share, so their care circle can see them. Aro never writes to Health, never sells health data and never uses it for advertising. Behind the app, Aro places warm companion check-in calls and medication reminders, and after a possible fall or an SOS it calls your parent first, alerting the family only if they can't confirm they're alright. Calls and household settings are managed on arohealth.net. Aro Care is wellness software. It helps you notice patterns and stay connected. It does not diagnose or treat any condition and is not a substitute for professional medical care. Aro does not call emergency services. In an emergency, call 911.