India, June 13 -- There is a scene that plays out in Indian households with quiet, grinding regularity. A parent, perhaps in their late sixties, falls. A hip is fractured. An adult child, often working in another city or another country, rushes back. The parent is hospitalised, operated on, and eventually discharged. But discharged into what? A home that is not adapted for reduced mobility. A city with no accessible physiotherapy on demand. A family that must now reorganise its entire routine around a loved one who can no longer stand unassisted. Six months later, the parent has not regained full function. Depression sets in. The family has spent the savings and financial reserves it took two decades to build. And no one has a name for wh...