
A licensed nurse visits them at home. You see every visit — readings, photos, and the nurse's own words.
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Why we exist
“Niko sawa,” they say — because they don't want you to worry. But blood pressure, medications, and the small changes in strength or memory need trained eyes in the room, regularly. Not just when something goes wrong.
So many of us spend our shifts caring for other families' parents. This is how we care for our own.
How it works
Start with who they are — health history, ongoing conditions, current medications — then where home is: county and home area. It takes about ten minutes.
A nurse registered with the Nursing Council of Kenya — license verified, identity verified, background checked — who lives and works in their area.
Blood pressure, blood sugar, oxygen, heart rate, a medication check — and unhurried time with them, at home, on a schedule you choose.
Within hours of each visit, the nurse's report reaches your phone: the readings, photos from the visit, and honest notes on how your person is doing.
After every visit
Written by the nurse who was in the room, delivered to your phone within hours.
BP, glucose, SpO2, heart rate, weight — each against reference ranges: normal, monitor, or urgent.
Days of supply left and taken-as-prescribed, checked against the actual bottles in the home.
Pressure areas, legs and feet — because small wounds that are not healing change lives.
Taken in the home, with permission, timestamped. You see what the nurse saw.
An honest narrative summary — nothing filtered, nothing summarized away.
The rains, the shamba, who is getting married — the small news a phone call skips.
Built on verification
Every nurse is registered with the Nursing Council of Kenya. We verify the license and identity and complete a background check before any nurse visits a home.
Our visit protocols, vitals thresholds, and reporting standards are designed and reviewed by a US-based Doctor of Nursing Practice.
Every visit is documented with readings and photos taken in the home, timestamped. Nothing is summarized away — you read the nurse's own words.
Your subscription pays the nurse a professional wage for professional work. Everyone knows what is being provided, and you see it delivered after every visit.
Pricing
Choose what fits your family member's needs. Change or cancel anytime.
$100/month
$150/month
$200/month
You are not charged when you sign up. We first review your family member's intake, match a nurse in their area, and confirm everything with you before care begins.
Coming soon
Many of us want to give back to the places that raised us. Together with our nurse network and local health workers, Equator Health is preparing free community health days — dental check-ups, eye clinics, general health screenings, and back-to-school days for children — funded by contributions from Kenyans at home and abroad.
Leave your email and we'll let you know when the first health days are ready to support.
Do the clinical work you trained for, in your own community, with fair and direct pay. Tell us your county, complete verification, and start receiving visit assignments.