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Care Infrastructure the World Forgot to Build
Most families don’t choose a nursing home
Care4ia helps seniors age at home
Age 65
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1 in 3 feel social isolation¹
Susan Retires
Care4ia organizes activities, interests, and routines—before care is needed.
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20% struggle finding activities²
Age 68
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70% two or more chronic conditions³
Chronic conditions emerge
Care4ia tracks issues, medications, and care plans—keeping everyone aligned as needs become ongoing.
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8+ daily medications⁴
Age 70
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20% invasive or surgical procedures⁵
Susan has many appointments
Care4ia keeps medical and everyday appointments on track with reminders, historical context, and real-time family updates.
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55% care transition failures⁶
Age 75
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42% functional limitations⁷
Daily tasks become harder
Care4ia finds and coordinate home assistance—so Susan gets support without giving up control.
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24% cognitive impairment⁸
Age 80
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50% hospitalized yearly⁹
Care becomes complex
Care4ia synchronizes providers, medications, caregivers, and family—nothing is missed.
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7+ health providers¹⁰
Age 90+
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64% no advanced directives¹¹
Susan wants her wishes honored
Care4ia preserves care history, documents, and memories for her family.
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65% families heal through memories¹²
Every Moment Matters.
We aim to transform caregiving from an isolated obligation into a shared, valued experience. Our platform will socialize caregiving—simplifying coordination, expanding support networks, and fostering meaningful connections to make it more sustainable and rewarding for everyone involved.
Technology That Powers Aging-in-place
Care4ia is being developed as a layer of caregiving intelligence for aging in place, designed to anticipate needs, coordinate action, and keep everyone aligned over time. AI-powered agents will translate everyday caregiving signals into clear actions and timely follow-ups, before small issues become crises.
