Our Theory of Change
A strategic framework that maps our pathway from identifying core challenges in elderly care to achieving lasting social impact through technology and innovation.
From Problem to Impact
Our systematic approach to transforming elderly care
Core Challenges
- Aging population increasing care demands
- Caregiver burnout and stress epidemic
- Clinical inefficiencies in geriatric assessment
- Fragmented care coordination systems
- Limited access to quality elderly care
Our Interventions
- Deploy AI-powered comprehensive geriatric assessments
- Provide virtual companion support systems
- Implement care coordination platforms
- Train caregivers with digital tools
- Integrate with existing healthcare systems
Immediate Results
- Pilot program actively recruiting caregivers
- 30-40% projected time savings for clinicians
- Beta testing assessment platform
- Establishing accuracy benchmarks
- Targeting 50% reduction in documentation
Medium-term Changes
- Reduced caregiver stress and burnout
- Improved quality of elderly care
- Enhanced clinical documentation efficiency
- Better care coordination
- Increased family engagement
Long-term Vision
- Sustainable aging-in-place at scale
- Dignified elderly care as standard
- Healthcare system transformation
- Reduced healthcare costs
- Improved quality of life for elderly
Three Pillars of Impact
Core areas where Elderwise creates transformational change
Caregiver Empowerment
Developing tools to reduce stress and complexity for caregivers through digital support systems
- 30-40% reduction in caregiver stress levels
- Simplified care coordination workflows
- Peace of mind through real-time information
Clinical Excellence
Building AI-powered tools to save clinical time while maintaining care quality
- 30-40% faster assessment completion
- 95%+ assessment accuracy benchmarks
- Evidence-based patient outcome tracking
Community Impact
Building sustainable aging-in-place infrastructure for communities worldwide
- Scalable solutions for diverse communities
- High user satisfaction and engagement
- Dignified, independent aging for all
Key Assumptions
Critical factors for successful implementation
Technology Adoption
Healthcare providers and caregivers are willing to adopt AI-powered tools
System Integration
Existing healthcare systems can integrate with new technologies
Regulatory Support
Regulatory frameworks support digital health innovations
Scalability
Solutions can scale across different healthcare contexts
Key Stakeholders
Partners in transforming elderly care
Elderly Individuals
Primary beneficiaries receiving improved care
Family Caregivers
Direct users experiencing reduced stress and burden
Healthcare Providers
Partners implementing efficient care delivery
Policymakers
Enablers creating supportive frameworks