For the people who coordinate and pay.
Arranging care is rarely one person’s job. It is a sibling who books, another who pays, a neighbour who has the key, and sometimes a professional holding a whole caseload of it.
Who this is for
Coordination happens at every size.
A family sharing the load
Several people looking after one person, often in different countries and different time zones, each holding a different piece of it.
Someone paying from a distance
An adult child funding a parent’s care who wants to know what the money bought without interrogating their own mother about it.
A care or case manager
A professional holding a caseload, arranging Pros for people who are not their own family and keeping a record that stands up.
An organisation
An agency, a community organisation, a housing scheme or an employer arranging care for the people it is responsible for.
What Nuri gives a coordinator
One arrangement, visible to everyone who should see it.
One place the care lives
Tasks, visits, appointments and the people involved, instead of a group chat that nobody can search and a spreadsheet only one person updates.
Authority that is granted and recorded
Coordinating someone’s care means holding real power over their life. In Nuri that power is attached deliberately, with a reason, and it can be withdrawn. Relationship alone grants nothing.
Everyone sees their own slice
A sibling in another city, a Pro on site, a doctor, a funder. Each is given a scope, and each sees that and no more.
A record of what happened
What was asked for, who did it, when, and what was paid. Written as it happens rather than reconstructed afterwards.
One payment relationship
Nuri pays the Pros. A funder settles with Nuri instead of with nine different people.
Organisation accounts. Nuri today is built around a person coordinating care, and is designed so that an organisation fits the same shape. Accounts for agencies, employers and case-managed caseloads are not open.
Payment. No money moves through Nuri today.
Start a conversation early
If you place people into care, employ carers, or carry responsibility for a group of people who need help at home, we would rather hear from you while Nuri can still be shaped around it. Tell us what you do, where you work, and what is hardest.
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