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Hong Kong elderly chronic-care monitoring

Miruwa watches the gaps between visits.

WhatsApp check-ins, vital signals, and explainable rules help nurses monitor elderly chronic-care patients between clinic visits.

Monitoring support only. Not diagnosis. No treatment recommendation.

Feeling more tired today… my legs look swollen.

WhatsApp · 08:14

Patient · Miruwa Escalate

Mrs. Chan, 78

Heart failure + hypertension · lives alone

Latest signals

  • +2.3kg in 3 days
  • Shortness of breath
  • Leg swelling
  • Medication missed

Matched rules

HF-001HF-002
● Escalate — nurse review recommended

For nurse review · not diagnosis

Built for hospital evaluation

  • Deterministic rules — no AI diagnosis
  • English + 繁體中文
  • Audit-ready
  • Dedicated instance per hospital

The gap between visits

The risk is not only inside the clinic. It is the long period where symptoms, adherence, and daily changes become invisible.

1

Clinic visit

Patient seen, plan updated.

2

Long gap

Days to weeks pass with little visibility.

3

Missed symptoms

Symptoms worsen, signals are missed.

4

Urgent care

Condition worsens, costs go up, stress rises.

The real bottleneck is adherence,
not only monitoring.

  • Elderly patients may not open new apps or remember daily check-ins.
  • Families and care teams have limited visibility.
  • Delays can lead to avoidable deterioration and urgent care.

How it works

From a WhatsApp message to a nurse decision — four steps, no app for the patient to install.

1

Patient answers on WhatsApp

A daily Cantonese or English check-in. No app to install, no login to forget.

2

Signals are structured

Symptoms, weight, blood pressure, and voice notes become structured data.

3

Deterministic rules evaluate

Explainable rules (HF-001, not a black box) decide what needs attention. No AI diagnosis — ever.

4

Nurses see exceptions first

An exception-first dashboard with a full audit trail. One nurse covers a whole ward.

One queue. Only the exceptions.

Nurses don't scan 24 patients — Miruwa surfaces the few who need review and says exactly why.

Nurse dashboard · exceptions first3 of 24 need review

Mrs. Chan, 78

Weight up 2.3 kg · breathless

Escalate

Mr. Cheung, 81

BP high two mornings in a row

Review today

Ms. Lam, 74

Missed yesterday's check-in

Watch

21 stable patients — checked automatically, nothing to do

For nurse review · not diagnosis

Everything a monitoring program needs

Built for clinical accountability, not engagement metrics.

Deterministic risk engine

Conservative, explainable rules with rule IDs. Every escalation says exactly why.

Bilingual check-ins

Cantonese and English over WhatsApp — the channel elderly patients already use.

Exception-first dashboard

Nurses review the patients who need it, not all of them.

Caregiver alerts

Family is looped in on escalations, with nurse-controlled wording.

Clinician-ready exports

Weekly summaries, PDF reports, and FHIR-style export into existing workflows.

Append-only audit trail

Every access and action recorded. Built for clinical accountability.

  • Dedicated instance per hospital
  • Encrypted in transit and at rest
  • No AI diagnosis — deterministic rules
  • Full audit trail

Not yet SOC 2 certified — we're early and say so. Security documentation is shared with every evaluating hospital.

Read our security overview →

See Miruwa on your own ward's workflow.

A 30-minute walkthrough with our team — your use case, your language mix, your escalation rules.