A value is not a person.
Health information needs personal history and the current situation in life.
Grown out of nursing
Technology alone
does not take care of anyone.
AVELORA did not begin with the question of which data could be collected. It began with the experience of what people and their relatives really need when health becomes part of everyday life.
The origin
A lot of information.
And still, sometimes, no understanding.
In nursing, changes become visible early – not only through values, but through observation, conversation and experience. Someone eats less, sleeps differently or seems quieter. What matters is often in the context.
Angel Garcia
Specialist nurse (Germany)Intensive care / anaesthesiaPractical and academic developmentEntrepreneurial experience in careNursing experience as the basis of the product
A digital idea grew out of real closeness.
Angel Garcia knows the perspective of people, relatives and professional care settings from many years of practical experience.
From this came the motivation for AVELORA: health data should not stay isolated. It should become understandable in personal context – without hasty assumptions and without losing sight of the person.
Hands-on nursing, professional specialisation, academic development, his own care companies and the successful sale of one of them shape this perspective. Not as a CV, but as practical responsibility for independence, relatives and professional care.
The attitude behind AVELORA
Three things technology must not forget.
Closeness needs permission.
Care does not justify a secret look. Trust begins with understandable consent.
Attention stays human.
Technology can sort and explain. Listening, asking and accompanying remain human tasks.
ANGEL GARCIA CARE
At the end
there is a person.
AVELORA is the digital premium product within a larger idea: technology should support human care more understandably, not replace it.
ANGEL GARCIA CARE is the roof over an attitude in which professional experience, personal attention and responsible technology belong together.
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