Most families juggle six vendors and trust none of them.
We replace all six with one relationship — a named coordinator who knows your household, and 51 services priced in the open behind them.
- 51services, every one priced in the open
- 1named coordinator for your household
- 3tiers of checks before anyone is assigned
- 4rungs of escalation, each on a timer
Why this exists
The problem is rarely that no service exists. It is that a family holds a dozen phone numbers — the cleaner, the cook, the nurse, an ambulance operator someone recommended, a lawyer for the paperwork — and none of them know each other, none of them are accountable to a single person, and none of them are reachable at two in the morning.
Care for every stage of life
Daily life, emergencies and the end of life, under one membership, one coordinator and one bill.
Our vision
One trusted partner for daily care, emergency help, and final care.
Our mission
An SLA-bound care operation with software as its coordination layer — not a booking app with a marketplace behind it.
What we will not compromise on
Six commitments, each one something the operation enforces rather than something we promise.
One number
A person answers it. Registered numbers skip the IVR and reach someone who already has your household on screen.
One named coordinator
The same person every time you call — not a ticket queue — who knows the medication, the hospital, and the routine.
Every price published
Because the alternative is asking a family in distress to negotiate. Every price on this site is the price.
On a clock, not on goodwill
An unanswered emergency escalates through four named rungs on a timer, whether or not anyone is watching.
Vetted, and kept vetted
Three tiers of checks before anyone is assigned, and a lapsed check takes them off the roster the same day.
Consent you can withdraw
Access to health data follows recorded consent under the DPDP Act 2023, and stops when you say so.
How we are built differently
The parts of the service that do not depend on anyone remembering.
| The usual way | With ensCARE | |
|---|---|---|
| Who you call | A dozen numbers — the cleaner, the cook, the nurse, an ambulance, a lawyer | One number, and a person answers it |
| Who knows your household | Nobody, all at once | One named coordinator, the same person every time |
| What it costs | Whatever you can negotiate, in a hurry | Every price published before you ask |
| An emergency at 2am | Depends on who picks up | Escalates through four named rungs, each on a timer |
| A missed visit | You find out, then you find cover | A skill-matched substitute is sent automatically |
| After a death | The paperwork falls to the family | A case opens with its 21-day registration deadline already running |
The people behind one phone number
Coordinators, caregivers and nurses all clear the same three tiers of checks before they are assigned to anyone — and a lapsed check takes someone off the roster the same day.
Your coordinator
One point of contact who arranges every service, and already knows the medication, the hospital and the routine.
Caregivers and attendants
Companionship and daily support for older adults — part-day, full-day, or live-in.
Nurses
GNM nurses for home visits and 12-hour shifts, from routine care to wound dressing.
Check anyone at your door. Every caregiver carries a QR badge. Scanning it shows you their photograph, their name, their employee number and the current state of all four checks — before you let them in.
How we vet
Eight cities, one standard.
Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, New Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Ahmedabad and Kochi — the same three tiers of vetting, a named coordinator and one 24-hour number in each.
See the whole offer first
No enquiry form, no callback required. Read every service and every price, then decide whether to speak to anyone.
