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Peakwell Health Services Pvt. Ltd. (trading as PeakAge)·Last updated: 29 October 2026

1. Who We Are

Peakwell Health Services Pvt. Ltd., trading as PeakAge ("we", "us", "our"), provides a health assurance and care coordination service for elderly parents living in India. Our mobile application ("App") is used by family sponsors to monitor their parents' health and schedule care services on their behalf.

For privacy-related queries, contact us at: omanshu@peakage.in

2. Scope of This Policy

This policy applies to:

  • The PeakAge app for families, on Android and iPhone
  • The PeakCare app for PeakAge care staff, on Android and iPhone
  • The PeakAge website at peakage.in
  • Any care coordination services delivered through our platform

It covers every person whose data we process:

PersonWho They Are
SponsorThe adult child who creates and manages the account
BeneficiaryThe elderly parent being cared for
Care StaffPeakAge employees and partner professionals (including nurses, doctors, companion workers, and physiotherapists) who access the platform to deliver care services
Platform AdministratorsPeakAge administrative staff who manage the platform, onboard new sponsors, and oversee service quality

All categories of platform users are subject to this policy. Care staff and platform administrators access personal data only to the extent necessary for their specific role, as described in Section 6.

3. Data We Collect

3.1 Account and Identity Data

Sponsor's name, email addressAccount creation and login
Sponsor's phone numberService communication

3.2 Beneficiary (Parent) Profile Data

Full name, age, relation to sponsorProfile identification
Home address, cityDispatching on-ground care coordinators
Primary medical condition (e.g. hypertension, diabetes)Tailoring care plans
Blood groupEmergency reference
Emergency contact details (neighbour, local doctor)Crisis response
Caretaker / health buddy name and phoneCare coordination

3.3 Health and Vitals Data

Heart rate (bpm)Real-time health monitoring
Blood oxygen saturation (SpO2 %)Real-time health monitoring
Blood pressure (systolic / diastolic mmHg)Real-time health monitoring
Blood sugar (mg/dL, fasting / post-meal flag)Diabetes management
Body temperature (°F)Illness detection
ECG result and wave dataCardiac monitoring
Mood, sleep quality, activity level, medication adherenceHolistic health tracking

3.4 Body Composition Data (Fitness Vitals)

Collected from third-party smart weighing scales used by our health coordinators during home visits: Weight, BMI, body fat %, skeletal muscle %, visceral fat level, bone mass, lean body mass, body hydration, metabolic age, basal metabolic rate (BMR), and related composition metrics.

3.5 Clinical Health Check Records

During each nurse home visit, our coordinators record a structured clinical summary including: overall health assessment, severity rating, number of vitals checked, medicines reviewed, symptoms assessed, days since the last visit, and the date the next visit is due. These records are authored by our nurses and reviewed by assigned doctors. They constitute clinical assessments and are treated with the same sensitivity as raw vitals data.

3.6 Service and Scheduling Data

Service type requested (health check, doctor, companion, physiotherapy)Booking and dispatch
Scheduled appointment time and slotCoordination
Provider name assigned to the visitTracking and accountability

3.7 Coordinator and Doctor Updates

Written notes and visit summaries authored by our on-ground coordinators and partner doctors, describing the parent's health, activities, and wellbeing. Coordinators write these notes following home visits; doctors may write post-consultation notes following teleconsultations. These updates are visible to the Sponsor in their App dashboard.

3.8 Consent Records

When a Sponsor gives consent to data collection, we record: the consent version accepted, whether each consent item was explicitly accepted, the timestamp of consent, and a device hint (device type and OS version at the time of consent). This record is retained to demonstrate lawful consent under the DPDPA 2023.

3.9 Technical Data

Device type, OS versionCompatibility and bug resolution
App session logsDiagnosing crashes and errors
Authentication tokens (JWT, refresh token, expiry)Secure session management
Push notification token (a code for your phone or browser)Sending you visit, emergency and plan notifications; removed when you sign out or delete your account

Authentication tokens are stored locally on the device and expire after one hour. They are refreshed automatically and cleared from the device when the user logs out.

3.10 Care Team Applications (PeakCare app and peakage.in/apply)

Anyone can apply to join the PeakAge care team, on peakage.in/apply or by signing up in the PeakCare app with Google, Apple or an email and password. When you apply we collect:

Name, email, mobile (WhatsApp) number, how you signed upYour account, and contacting you about your application
City and localitySending your application to the right city coordinator
Date of birth, gender, occupation, highest qualification, languagesChecking you are old enough and suited to the families near you
Two-wheeler, experience with elderly people, days and hours free, why you want to join, how you heard of usDeciding whether to take your application forward and matching you with families
The role you apply for, and when you accepted our Terms and this Privacy PolicyRecording your application and your consent

Only the coordinator for your city and PeakAge administrators can read your application. We do not share it with anyone outside PeakAge. Until a coordinator approves you, a PeakCare applicant account can see only its own application's status. You can delete your account and your application at any time in the PeakCare app ("Delete my account") or at peakage.in/delete-account; the account closes at once and everything is deleted within 7 days.

Location: we keep your parents' home location as a pin on a map, which you place or drag yourself. The App reads your phone's location only when you tap "Use my location", and only to place that pin. We do not track your location in the background.
Care staff location (PeakCare app): when a nurse, doctor or companion raises an SOS in PeakCare, the app reads their phone's location once and shares it with their city coordinators so help can reach them. A staff member can also save their base location on the Me tab, which reads the phone's location once at that moment. PeakCare does not read or track location at any other time.
We do not collect: camera or microphone input · contacts from your device's address book · any data from children under 18.

4. Legal Basis for Processing

Consent: We obtain explicit, versioned consent from the Sponsor before adding a Beneficiary profile and before collecting any health data. Consent is recorded with a version number; if we materially update our data practices, we will seek fresh consent before continuing to process data under the new terms. Consent can be withdrawn at any time (see Section 9).

Contractual necessity: Processing is required to deliver the care assurance service the Sponsor has subscribed to.

Vital interests: In a medical emergency, we may use contact and location data to dispatch assistance even without an in-moment consent interaction, where we believe it is necessary to protect the Beneficiary's life or safety.

Legal obligation: We retain certain records to comply with applicable Indian law, including the Information Technology Act 2000, the SPDI Rules 2011, and the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 (DPDPA).

5. How We Use Your Data

  • Deliver the service: display health dashboards, route care coordinator visits, track medication schedules.
  • Coordinate care: share relevant health information with the assigned care team (nurses, doctors, companion workers, and physiotherapists) to the extent required to deliver the service booked.
  • Record and update health data: our nurses and doctors may record new health status entries, clinical health check records, and post-consultation notes in the course of delivering care visits and consultations.
  • Send alerts: notify the Sponsor of significant changes in vitals, missed medications, or overdue health checks.
  • Manage the platform: platform administrators use account and service data to onboard new sponsors, manage staff assignments, and ensure service quality. Administrators may also update Beneficiary records, service request data, and quota usage in the course of platform operations.
  • Improve our service: aggregate, anonymised analytics to identify patterns in care quality. No individual's data is used for advertising or sold to third parties.
  • Comply with law: respond to lawful government or court requests.

6. Who We Share Data With

RecipientWhat They ReceiveWhy
On-ground nurses (PeakAge employees)Beneficiary profile, health vitals, clinical health check records (read and write access around a visit they are assigned to)Recording and updating health status during visits
Partner doctorsVitals, health history, clinical records, appointment data (read and write access around a consultation they are assigned to)Teleconsultation, post-consultation notes, and health record updates
Partner physiotherapistsAppointment details and relevant conditionSession delivery
Companion workersThe parent's name, address and contact details, and booking details, around a visit they are assigned toService delivery and slot management
City coordinators (PeakAge staff)Family, beneficiary and booking data for families in their cityAssigning visits, emergencies, and care coordination
PeakAge platform administrators (super-users)All family, beneficiary, and health data across the platformPlatform management, sponsor onboarding, staff assignment, beneficiary record management, and quality oversight
Supabase (infrastructure provider)Encrypted data stored on their serversDatabase hosting
Razorpay (payment processor)Amount, your name, email and phone, and the payment method you choose (card, UPI or bank details are entered with Razorpay, not stored by us)Taking payments and autopay
Ola Maps (maps provider)The address you search for and the map pin you placeAddress search and showing the map
Google Firebase, Apple Push Notification service and Expo (notification delivery)Your device's notification token and the text of the notificationDelivering notifications to your phone (Firebase on Android, Apple on iPhone)
Google and Apple (sign-in)Only if you choose to sign in with them: they confirm your identity and share your name and email with usSigning in
Discord (internal staff alerts)Sponsor name, phone and city, and what was requestedAlerting our team to new requests, payments and account changes
No advertising networksN/AWe do not run ads
No data brokersN/AWe do not sell data

All internal staff and third-party service providers are bound by confidentiality obligations and data processing agreements that prohibit them from using your data for any purpose other than delivering services to PeakAge.

Important: Care staff access is role-scoped and time-limited. A nurse, doctor or companion can see a family's details only from 12 hours before a visit they are assigned to until 2 hours after it, and never families they are not visiting. City coordinators see the families in their own city, so someone is always able to help. Platform administrators access data solely for operational and quality management purposes and are bound by internal data governance policies.

7. Data Storage and Security

Where data is stored: Supabase-managed PostgreSQL databases hosted on cloud infrastructure.

Security measures in place:

  • All data in transit is encrypted using TLS 1.2 or higher
  • All API calls require a valid JWT access token; tokens expire after one hour and are refreshed automatically
  • Free-text fields are sanitised before storage (HTML/script injection prevention)
  • Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) enforced through Row-Level Security (RLS) policies in Supabase: sponsors can only access their own family's data; nurses, doctors and companions can access a family's data only around a visit they are assigned to; city coordinators can access families in their own city; platform administrators access data only for operational purposes
  • All platform users (sponsors, nurses, doctors, companion workers, administrators) are authenticated individually and their access is logged
  • Local device cache stores data only for the currently logged-in account; logging in as a different user clears the previous user's locally cached data from the device

Retention:

Data CategoryRetention Period
Active account and profile dataDuration of subscription plus 12 months
Health vitals and body composition dataDuration of subscription plus 12 months, then anonymised within 30 days of account deletion
Clinical health check recordsDuration of subscription plus 12 months, then anonymised within 30 days of account deletion
Service and booking historyDuration of subscription plus 12 months, then deleted within 30 days of account deletion
Coordinator and doctor update notesDuration of subscription plus 12 months, then anonymised within 30 days of account deletion
Consent records5 years from date of consent (legal compliance)
Identifiable profile data (name, address, contact)Deleted within 7 days of confirmed account deletion request
Anonymised, aggregated dataMay be retained indefinitely for service improvement

8. Your Rights (DPDPA 2023 and SPDI Rules 2011)

As a data principal under Indian law, you have the right to:

RightHow to Exercise It
Access: obtain a summary of personal data we hold about youEmail omanshu@peakage.in
Correction: correct inaccurate or incomplete dataEdit directly in the App, or email us
Erasure: request deletion of your account and dataIn the App: Profile, then Delete account. Or see peakage.in/delete-account. Your login is closed at once and your data deleted within 7 days; payment records are kept, without your name, as tax law requires
Grievance redressal: raise a complaint with our Data Protection OfficerSee Section 11
Nominate: designate someone to exercise your rights in the event of death or incapacityEmail omanshu@peakage.in
Withdraw consent: stop data collection at any timeThis will result in account deactivation as the service cannot be delivered without the data

We will respond to all verifiable requests within 30 days.

9. Withdrawing Consent

You may withdraw consent at any time by:

  • Emailing omanshu@peakage.in with the subject line "Withdraw Consent"
  • Contacting us at the number or address in Section 11

Withdrawal of consent means we can no longer provide the health monitoring or care coordination service. It does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before the withdrawal.

If we make a material change to this policy or to our data practices, we will notify you at least 14 days in advance and ask for fresh consent before the change takes effect. Continuing to use the App after the effective date without withdrawing consent constitutes acceptance of the updated terms.

10. Children's Data

Our service is designed for adult Sponsors (18+) managing care for elderly Beneficiaries (typically 55+). We do not knowingly collect data from anyone under 18. If you believe a minor's data has been submitted in error, please contact us immediately at omanshu@peakage.in.

11. Contact and Grievance Officer

For any privacy concern, data request, or complaint:
Subject line: Privacy Request: [your name]

We are required under the DPDPA to acknowledge your grievance within 48 hours and resolve it within 30 days.

If you are not satisfied with our response, you may escalate to the Data Protection Board of India once it is constituted under the DPDPA 2023.

12. Changes to This Policy

We will notify active users via the App and via email at least 14 days before any material change to this policy takes effect. Where the change affects how we use health or sensitive personal data, we will seek fresh consent before the change applies to your data.

Minor clarifications (correcting typos, adding examples) will be posted without advance notice; the "Last updated" date at the top of this document will always reflect the current version.

13. Governing Law

This policy is governed by the laws of India, including the Information Technology Act 2000, the SPDI Rules 2011, and the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023. Any disputes shall be subject to the jurisdiction of courts in India.

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