Helping hospitals reach every patient at every step.

My grandfather, Yakub, was one of the most active people I knew. He would walk the markets for hours, he loved having people over, and he believed that moving was how you lived. So when his knees finally gave out and he had them replaced, we were relieved that the surgery went well.

The weeks at home were harder. His physiotherapy faded, the counselling he needed never quite happened, and there was no one to notice whether he was moving or slowly withdrawing. The small signs went unseen until they became permanent, and the man who walked markets for hours lost the use of both legs.

When I began working in healthcare, I kept seeing families like ours: chronic patients managing their condition on their own from one appointment to the next, cardiac patients recovering at home with no easy way to ask a question, and older patients holding instructions from several doctors and trying to fit them together.

It was never a lack of intent. His doctors, his hospital and all of us wanted the best for him. What was missing was a way to stay with him once he went home.

Cura42 was born from that gap, so that the next family has someone with them after the surgery goes well.