Our Mission

More years at home. Fewer years worrying.

“Gentle reassurance for families. Dignified independence for loved ones.”

The Origin Story

Why a family physician built this.

While training in the Emergency Room as a resident, Dr. Sundeep Varma saw the same pattern over and over. Older adults arrived with falls and fractures — most of which followed an infection. An infection that had been showing signs for days, sometimes weeks, before the fall.

The data had been there all along — on their wrist, in an Apple Watch, logging every heartbeat, every restless night. But no one was connecting the dots. By the time the family noticed, it was too late for a simple fix.

I've spoken to many seniors, and they've told me what they don't want. They don't want cameras, sonar, microphones, or anything intrusive. So I built Harmoni for our parents, to keep them safe at home for longer.
Dr. Sundeep Varma, founder

He kept coming back to one question: what if someone had noticed two days earlier? That question sparked Harmoni. A wellness tool that reads the data the Apple Watch is already collecting, learns what's normal for each person, and gently nudges the family when something shifts.

Our Values

What we believe

Patience over panic

Single-parameter shifts get time, not alarms. We trust the data to show patterns.

Dignity over surveillance

No cameras. No GPS. No microphones. Their home stays their home.

Connection over control

Harmoni nudges gently. The family decides. The loved one retains control.

Honesty over hype

We're a wellness tool, not a medical device. We observe and report — never diagnose.

The Grandmother Test

Before we build any feature, we ask one question:

“Would I trust this for my own grandmother?”

If a feature feels intrusive, patronising or confusing, it doesn't ship. Every screen, every notification and every word is tested against the dignity of the person wearing the watch.

Our vision

We want to change how aging feels. Not with more technology in the home, but with less intrusion and more connection. A world where families don't have to choose between respecting independence and staying quietly connected to their loved one.

The team

Built by a family physician, guided by clinicians

Dr. Sundeep Varma, founder of Harmoni

Dr. Sundeep Varma

MD, CCFP, MBA · Founder & CEO · Family Physician

Dr. Varma is a family physician in Edmonton and a Clinical Lecturer in the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Alberta. His career spans the United Kingdom and Canada: he studied Biochemistry at Imperial College London, completed his medical degree in the Czech Republic, and trained in London and Oxford before practising as a GP in London and moving to Alberta.

He has served as a Senior Clinical Lecturer in Anatomy and previously founded a longevity clinic in Mayfair. He founded Harmoni Care Inc. in 2025 after years of meeting older patients in the emergency department days after the first signs of a change had already shown on their wrist.

Outside Harmoni, Dr. Varma runs an AHS-covered menopause clinic and co-founded London & Glow, a physician-led medical aesthetics practice in Edmonton. Read more at drvarma.co.

Clinical advisory group

Portrait of Dr. Nisha Jethwa

Dr. Nisha Jethwa

Consultant Geriatrician, Northwick Park Hospital, London

Falls and home-based care for older adults. Dr. Jethwa keeps Harmoni honest about what a change in an older person’s day really means.

Portrait of Dr. Barbara Raimundo

Dr. Barbara Raimundo

Consultant Psychiatrist, Geneva, Switzerland

Mental health and wellbeing in later life. Dr. Raimundo guides how Harmoni speaks to families, so a nudge reassures rather than alarms.

Portrait of Dr. Izabella Butryn

Dr. Izabella Butryn

General Practitioner, United Kingdom

Digital health in primary care. Dr. Butryn helps Harmoni fit the way family doctors and their patients already work.

Proudly Canadian

Physician-founded Built in Alberta PIPEDA compliant Product demos with real families

Harmoni Care Inc. was incorporated in Alberta, Canada on July 22, 2025. We're a small company building something we believe in — with real families, real feedback, and no shortcuts on privacy.