For payers abroad
A sponsor in Australia, the US, the Gulf, or Kathmandu can add parents, open requests, upload context, and see today’s care picture.
Family care coordination
Know what happened at home, even when you are far away.
A mobile-first care desk for Nepali families coordinating parents, medicines, appointments, documents, and support calls across distance.
Today’s route
Built around family members, requests, assigned care, documents, reminders, and timeline updates.
Operating promise
Who it serves
A sponsor in Australia, the US, the Gulf, or Kathmandu can add parents, open requests, upload context, and see today’s care picture.
Parents and relatives get a simpler view: medicine reminders, appointments, care updates, profile details, and a way to ask for help.
The current product validates a human care desk before deep integrations: coordinators review, assign, call, and update.
Care desk routes
Clinic coordination
Capture provider preference, specialty, symptoms, and timing so a coordinator can confirm the right visit.
Build this routeRefill operations
Collect medicine name, quantity, prescription photos, delivery address, and pharmacy follow-through.
Build this routeCoordinator calls
Ask a care coordinator to call a parent, check symptoms, collect context, or summarize what happened.
Build this routeProof and context
Know which report, prescription, medicine strip, or support note is missing, submitted, or verified.
Build this routeCare operating layer
The payer adds a family member and submits an appointment, medicine, or support request.
MediReach attaches a clinic, doctor, pharmacy, or coordinator with clear next-step ownership.
Documents, medicine photos, delivery addresses, symptoms, and preferences are checked in context.
Payers and beneficiaries see notifications, timeline events, and instructions without chasing messages.
What families see
Sponsor update
Sent at 2:10 PM
Provider reply
Waiting
Documents
Verified
Service architecture
The app stores the details families usually repeat over and over: who the person is, what condition they have, which medicine is due, what document is missing, and who is assigned next.
The marketing site tells the story. The app carries the real coordination: beneficiaries, requests, documents, notifications, and offline-ready status.
Good Afternoon
Prabha
Today’s care
Next dose due today. Payer alert on missed response.
Status
Assigned care visible
How families use it
The current product is intentionally human-operated. That is the point: validate whether families will pay for reliable visibility before automating the care network.
Create profiles for a mother, father, grandparent, or relative with conditions, medicines, address, and care notes.
Submit appointment, medicine, or support requests with urgency and the exact details the care desk needs.
Follow submitted, processing, confirmed, out-for-delivery, delivered, in-progress, and resolved states.
Receive payer-visible updates, beneficiary instructions, document reminders, and care summaries.
Current MVP offer
A lightweight validation plan for families who need someone to help coordinate care, not just store health data.
Included in the prototype
Payments and subscriptions are still manually managed during validation, matching the current user app.
Coverage
Common questions
A family-care coordination layer for appointments, medicine refills, documents, home support, and family communication.
This site explains the public offer. The logged-in care product stays in apps/user.
Families, sponsors, beneficiaries, and operators who need reliable visibility across care work.
Yes. The sections can become service pages, city landing pages, pricing, and conversion flows.