Seven million minutes of caregiver learning reveal the behavioral patterns behind fewer hospitalizations, delayed long-term care transitions, and more resilient families. There are 63 million family caregivers in the United States — nearly 1 in 4 adults — and the number has grown by 20 million since 2015.¹ Most of them are managing complex medical…
The person in recovery has a care team. The family member supporting them, more often than not, has no one. According to SAMHSA’s 2024 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 48.4 million Americans, 16.8% of the U.S. population aged 12 and older, met the criteria for a substance use disorder in the past year.¹…
Caregivers are a critical lever for cost reduction, improved outcomes, and system transformation. We’re proud to share a major milestone: Trualta has surpassed $100 million in Quantified Health Outcomes (QHO) savings, reinforcing what forward-thinking healthcare leaders already know. Investing in caregiver education and support delivers measurable ROI inside organizations and within the entire healthcare ecosystem….
Millions quietly care for loved ones, not realizing they’re carrying the system too. The alarm on Maria’s phone buzzed long before the sun came up. She lay still for a moment, listening for sounds down the hall—a thud, a door creaking open—signs that her father might already be awake and wandering. Relief washed over her…
Self-directed care (sometimes called consumer-directed or participant-directed care) is increasingly being used by Medicaid programs, and provider networks to give care recipients and their families more control. But shifting control to individuals also shifts complexity onto private caregivers and program administrators. Without the right infrastructure, self-directed models can falter, leading to noncompliance, increased healthcare costs,…