Launch · Healthcare & Life Sciences

CARESY launches iOS app for hospital companions

By Startup Enthusiast · 25 September 2026

What they do

CARESY sends checked helpers who handle registration, billing, queues and report collection for patients and their families

Its iPhone app is now live, letting people book a companion in advance or call for help urgently

The service covers Noida and Greater Noida with 20 to 25 companions, and prices start at Rs 299 an hour

CARESY has put its iOS app on the Apple App Store, moving its service onto a phone.
The company supplies hospital companions who deal with the non-medical side of a hospital visit.
Through the app a user can book help for a planned visit or ask for it at short notice.
It runs across Noida and Greater Noida at present.
Its network has 20 to 25 checked companions working at large hospitals there.
Pricing starts at Rs 299 for an hour and rises to Rs 1,599 for a whole day.
An Android app is expected within about a month.
Users who prefer not to use the app can reach the company over WhatsApp.

A hospital visit often means paperwork, admission forms, billing and queues on top of the treatment itself.
Families usually handle all of that while already under stress about a medical problem.
The company argues a trained companion can take that load off patients and relatives.

CARESY charges by the hour for the time a companion spends with a patient or family.
Its listed services cover admission, billing and discharge steps.
Companions also help with medical paperwork and insurance documents.
Other tasks include managing queues, guiding people to the right department or doctor, and collecting reports.
A personal companion option covers simply staying with the patient through the visit.
Companions are picked after background checks, interviews and a look at professional certificates.
Service blocks are sold at Rs 299 for one hour, Rs 479 for two, Rs 959 for four, Rs 1,439 for six and Rs 1,599 for a day.

An Android version of the app is expected within the next month.
The company wants to grow its companion network and cover more patients over time.