Act before something goes wrong
Prevention first: a scored home assessment and a check on every visit, so a fall is avoided rather than reported.
Krish PosaFounder, KushAlayaFrom the founder
Home is more than a place. It’s where comfort and dignity live.
I’m Krish Posa, founder of KushAlaya. I want us to act before something goes wrong — not only after.
I want to help prevent falls and give every older adult the support and tools to live independently, with dignity, in the comfort of their own home.
Krish Posa
Call me directly for any input, question or idea. I read every message myself.
Call+91 83095 00488From the US & Canada+1 (678) 481-8252WhatsAppMessage meEmailkrishnaposa@kushalaya.comWhat we stand for
The promises KushAlaya is built on
Four commitments every family can hold us to — on the first visit and every one after.
Dignity is not optional
Nothing is done to an elder that they have not agreed to. Options are explained in plain language, at their pace.
One team, fully accountable
Assessment, installation and ongoing care from one team — not a box left at the door and a number to call.
The family always knows
Photos, notes and the KushLife trend after every visit, for every member of the family, wherever they live.
The vision
Ageing at home, safely, on their own terms
Most parents want to stay in the home they built. The vision is simple: make that possible for longer — by fixing what makes a home risky, and by noticing the small changes in how someone is living before they become an emergency.
That second part is KushLife: every visit, we assess the “kush”ness.
- Safe — Hazards, lighting, grab bars, footwear — anything that raises fall risk since the last visit.
- Steady — Walking, balance, sit-to-stand, and how confidently they move around their own home.
- Settled — Sleep, meals, medicines, mood and routine — the quiet signs that daily life is going well.
- Connected — What they want the family to know, and what the family asked us to look at — closed in the portal.
Talk to me directly
A question, an idea, or a worry about your parents — call or message me. I read every message myself.