CareOasis GTM brain
CareOasis helps Ohio family caregivers obtain training and navigate Medicaid programs that can pay them for in-home care.
category
Paid family caregiving supportmarket profile
- text: Unpaid family caregivers face out-of-pocket costs and lost time while providing support to loved ones.
- text: Caregiver compensation is mediated by state-specific Medicaid programs, eligibility and training requirements.
- text: Companies including Givers also help family caregivers access pay, while local home-care providers compete for the same care needs.
personas
- title: Live-in family caregiver in Ohiopains:
- Provides daily care while household income is squeezed.
- Cannot easily determine which Medicaid waiver covers the arrangement or how a stipend works.
- title: Adult child visiting an older parentpains:
- Balances work with regular help on daily activities.
- Needs help with paperwork, required training and a realistic estimate of compensation.
- title: Family coordinator for a Medicaid beneficiarypains:
- Must find a sustainable care arrangement that keeps a loved one safely at home.
- Finds program and eligibility rules difficult to navigate across insurers and waivers.
icp
- text: Ohio households supporting a Medicaid or MyCare beneficiary who needs help with daily living and may qualify for a waiver.
- text: Family or friend caregivers aged at least 18 who can pass a background check and complete required training, including both live-in and visiting caregivers.
message pillars
- text: Recognize existing family care as work that may be paid.
- text: Reduce the administrative burden of enrollment.
- text: Help caregivers meet the state's training requirements.
objections
- objection: We do not know if our situation qualifies.response: Use the eligibility check or consultation to assess the recipient's Medicaid status, care needs and applicable waiver.
- objection: How much can I earn?response: The site gives estimates of up to $2,100 monthly for live-in care and $17 to $20 hourly for visiting care; actual compensation depends on the situation.
- objection: I am outside Ohio.response: Current direct support is Ohio-focused; use its state guides to explore local programs.
competitors
- name: Giverswhy: Helps family caregivers find ways to get paid, as described by AARP's AgeTech event.
- name: Home Insteadwhy: Provides in-home senior care and competes for family home-care decisions, though its model differs.
influencers
- name: Anuhya Vajapeyurl: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anuhya-vajapeywhy: CareOasis co-founder identified in the YC company cohort research.
keywords
- get paid to care for family Ohio
- Ohio Medicaid paid family caregiver
- PASSPORT waiver family caregiver
- MyCare Ohio caregiver pay
- paid caregiver for parent Ohio
- structured family caregiving Ohio
voice
- empathetic
- reassuring
- plainspoken
signals
- text: An Ohio resident is already assisting a parent or other loved one with activities of daily living.
- text: The care recipient has Medicaid or MyCare and the family is exploring home-care waiver support.
pricing
model: unknown
motion
hybridchannels
- SEO
- YouTube
- telephone consultations
confidence
mediumFounders
- name: Anuhya Vajapeytitle: Founderrole: Founderbio: Background in ML in Healthcare, strategy at McKinsey, product at F5. Currently building in senior care space.
- name: Juan M Ochoa Ortiztitle: Founderrole: Founderbio: Founder and CTO at Casehopper. Previously at data science and software roles at Microsoft Bing, and Meta. Background building information extraction systems with language models.