The Success Platform For Caregivers

We're supporting caregivers across health, disability, aging, and work — over decades, not moments.

A National Crisis

Caregivers are forced to navigate
a fragmented system alone.

Systems operate in silos

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Burnout impacts workforce stability

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Families self-coordinate care

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Support lacks continuity

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Caregiving Is a National Infrastructure Challenge

Despite the scale, caregiving remains fragmented without navigable systems or durable infrastructure to support families over time.

63,
000,
000

Americans provide unpaid care for a loved one with chronic illness, disability, or aging-related needs.

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Approximately 750,000 people

Are diagnosed annually with Alzheimer’s disease or related dementias in the United States.

65 million Americans are age 65 or older

A population continuing to grow each year.

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1 in 31

Are diagnosed annually with Alzheimer’s disease or related dementias in the United States.

Nearly 70% of family caregivers are employed, representing approximately 44 million working caregivers balancing care and full-time work.

Caregiving Is Long-Term

Caregiving today spans decades and often multiple family members. It is no longer episodic, but a long-term responsibility requiring coordination and planning.

Aging in Place

Most care now happens at home. Families prefer aging in place, but home-based care requires structured guidance and system navigation.

Our Approach

We build systems, not point solutions. Chronic Care Advocates designs longitudinal infrastructure that evolves as caregiver needs change.

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myHana, Our Flagship Platform

myHana is a caregiver operating system built on four integrated pillars:

Education
Navigation
Planning
Community
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Founder Origin

Founded by caregivers Nicholas and Diane Garofolo, Chronic Care Advocates is shaped by lived experience and a commitment to durable caregiver infrastructure.

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Value to Systems

Caregiver strain is a systems issue impacting workforce stability, healthcare costs, and public efficiency.

Long-Term Vision

Our mission is to build infrastructure that
supports families across generations.