Elmis

Thanks to medical advances in the 21st century, humanity is aging rapidly. Consequently, organizing care for elderly patients has become a critical state-level challenge in most developed nations. Currently, there are an estimated 50 million people living with dementia worldwide. This number is projected to rise to around 82 million by 2030 and 152 million by 2050.

Watching a loved one age, especially when faced with age-related illnesses like dementia or Alzheimer's disease, is a source of constant anxiety. You can't always be physically present, and coordination between family members, caregivers, and doctors often descends into chaos. The lack of a single source of information, difficulties with remote monitoring, and the inability to react quickly to changes in condition are the daily struggles faced by thousands of families.

We bring together families, healthcare professionals, and clinics to ensure safety, quality care, and peace of mind.

Aiutante is more than just an application, it's a complete ecosystem. Our platform creates a single, convenient, and secure space for everyone involved in an elderly person's life. We provide each participant with their own tools, all connected by shared data and common tasks, ensuring that care is coordinated, transparent, and effective.

The Aiutante project involves developing a complex of computer programs to assist patients with dementia, elderly people in need of medical care, their families, and medical professionals working with such patients.

The Aiutante computer system consists of mobile applications for the patient, the doctor, the caregiver, and the patient's relative, and web applications for administration at the global level or at the level of a clinic using the Aiutante system.

One Platform — Personalised Solutions for Everyone.

For an elderly person with age-related impairments (Mobile Application)

Reminder mode: helps patients remember important events and tasks.
Memory training games: develop both episodic and semantic memory
Journal for recording important events: helps patients remember past events
Emergency contacts: provides information about local services and support groups

For Relatives and Caregivers (Mobile application)

Daily Routines & Medication Management
Tracking health status and physiological parameters
Tracking patient's location and safe area boundaries
Storing diagnostic results, test reports, and doctor's notes

For Caregivers & Social Workers (Mobile App)

A personalized task-based care plan for each patient
Logging vital sign measurements: blood pressure, blood glucose, etc.
Instant Contact with Family

For Healthcare Institutions (Web Application)

Centralized Control: Manage your staff, patients, schedules, and care assignments efficiently within one unified system
Enhanced Transparency: Providing relatives with access to non-confidential information significantly increases trust in the institution.

The implementation of the Aiutante system is planned in close cooperation with the public health authorities of all interested countries, with the involvement of the project's initial investors from the United States.

The system will be developed and adapted to the national specifics of various countries' healthcare systems and will, in the future, be integrated with existing state computer information systems.

" I want to make it clear to everyone that the government maintains the guaranteed volume of free medical care"

Kassym-Jomart Tokayev

We are open to negotiations with the public health authorities and owners of private medical institutions in any country worldwide, and first and foremost, of course, in Kazakhstan.

Kazakhstan has been successfully implementing and developing e-government and state information systems in the healthcare sector for many years

Our mission is to leverage digital technology to make quality elderly care accessible, transparent, and deeply human. We are not a replacement for personal connection, but a trusted bridge bringing families and professionals closer together.