Company leader
Sathish John
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Alora
Sathish John is founder and chief executive of Alora, in Atlanta, Georgia. Alora is software for home health, home care, and hospice agencies, used to schedule a visit, write the clinical note, and send the bill.
Starting a Company in Atlanta
He was a senior software engineer at a healthcare company in Wisconsin. In 2005 he moved to Atlanta with his wife and their two young children and started his own company. He had spent the previous 12 years designing healthcare software.
Launching Alora
He spent six months on the first version and called it Alora, a word the company translates as better than best. In January 2006 the owner of a home health agency in Florida asked to buy the first license. He thought the software was not finished and asked for two weeks. That agency is still a customer. By the end of the year Alora had six clients.
Alora first shipped on CDs. By 2010 it ran in a web browser. In 2013 it was ready for tablets. The company later made the whole interface adjust to a phone, including electronic visit verification, so an agency can show Medicaid that its caregivers were in the home.
Selling to LivTech
On April 14, 2026, LivTech, a home care software company backed by PSG, acquired Alora, and he stayed on as chief executive. "Joining forces with LivTech allows Alora to scale our vision of making care at home simpler and more human," he said.