Met in personAarushi
Psychology graduate
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A plan, a companion, and a day that isn't spent indoors.
Sometimes the best help is just getting out of the house. A Saha takes your parent to the beach, a mall, a relative's home or their favourite restaurant, at their own pace.
Scroll to follow a Saha visit, or tap around inside the app. It works.
A hospital visit, a temple trip, bank work, or just company. Pick it in a tap.
Choose the day, the time and how long. You see the total before you book.
We match someone nearby who has done this before. See who they are and why we picked them.
See when they leave, reach home and get there. Call them, or us, anytime.
A photo from the visit, what was done, bills and prescriptions, and what's next.
Picked her up from home, did the registration at the clinic, waited through the consultation and collected the prescription.
Cheerful and chatty. Doctor said to continue the same BP tablet. She asked twice about your new job.

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Met in personPsychology graduate
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Your parent, directly. A Saha never handles money.
Yes. Extra time is at the same hourly rate, and we check with you first.
₹500 an hour, with travel within Chennai included. It usually takes 2 hrs, so about ₹1,000. With the Saha Pass you pay ₹1,999 and get ₹2,500 of visits every month.
Yes. Message us on WhatsApp as early as you can and we'll find a new slot.
Someone by their side, there and back
Pick-up, registration, the wait, the doctor and the ride home.
Blood tests, scans and X-rays, with someone handling the counters.
Goes with them to the temple, a wedding or a family function.
Pickup or drop at the airport or station, bags and all.
Groceries, clothes or a new phone, at their own pace.
A slow walk in the park, with breaks whenever they want.