About Veria

Background

Family caregivers often observe meaningful day-to-day changes, but these observations are fragmented across people, time, and memory. During follow-up appointments or care handovers, it's difficult to communicate clearly within limited time — leading to repeated explanations, missed context, or vague summaries.

When it comes time for follow-up conversations or care reviews, these observations need to be brought together within limited time, in a way that others can quickly understand.

Veria exists to support clear, real-time communication — not medical understanding.

Problem

In short clinical interactions (e.g. follow-up visits), caregivers struggle to:

• Recall changes accurately over time
• Describe whether changes are gradual or concentrated
• Communicate observations consistently across multiple caregivers
• Present information in a form that clinicians can quickly scan and understand

As a result, conversations rely on vague phrases without structure, despite caregivers having observed more detail.

Scope

Veria is a non-clinical, real-time communication tool for caregivers. It enables families to:

• Log simple, low-friction observations as they occur
• Keep shared notes in one consistent timeline
• Organize those observations by time and trend
• Present a concise, structured view during follow-up visits or care handovers

In scope

• Recording raw caregiver observations
• Fixed trend dimensions: Mental state · Appetite · Sleep · Mobility / activity level
• Each care unit can also define up to two additional custom dimensions.
• Information is organised by time, showing how often something occurs and how it changes: Frequency · Distribution · Direction of change
• Mobile-friendly, quick-access review view for live conversations
• Storage and display only. Interpretation remains the responsibility of clinicians or professionals.

Boundaries

This product explicitly does not:

• Provide medical advice or clinical interpretation
• Assess severity, risk, or disease progression
• Generate recommendations or alerts
• Explain what trends “mean”
• Diagnose conditions or suggest treatments
• Replace professional judgement
• Act as a medical record or health management system

Any feature that introduces interpretation, scoring, or inference is out of scope.