We are senior care veterans. We've walked the halls of nursing homes, rounded in assisted living communities, and had the “kitchen table” conversations with patients and their families. We've seen the heartbreak of seniors who can't get the care they need—and the exhaustion of caregivers who are doing everything they can, with too little support.

The current model is flawed. Families and caregivers struggle to coordinate care across disconnected providers. Primary care is squeezed for time and forced to make clinical decisions without the full picture. The consequences are sobering: unnecessary ER visits, preventable hospitalizations, caregiver burnout, and far too many seniors pushed into institutional care because all other options failed them.

This isn’t just a healthcare problem. It’s a human one. And it’s growing—fast—as the largest generation in American history enters their later years.