Care.com

Waltham, Massachusetts, United States

Since launching in 2007, Care.com (NYSE: CRCM) has been committed to solving the complex care challenges that impact families, caregivers, employers, and care service companies. Today, Care.com is the world's largest online destination for finding and managing family care, with 19.8 million families and 14.3 million caregivers* across more than 20 countries, including the U.S., UK, Canada and parts of Western Europe, and approximately 1.7 million employees of corporate clients having access to our services. Spanning child care to senior care, pet care, housekeeping and more, Care.com provides a sweeping array of services for families and caregivers to find, manage and pay for care or find employment.

✓Source: HealthTech Alpha by Galen Growth

Shareable draft

Check out Care.com on @MedStartr Today #AllTherapeuticAreas #CaregiverSupport #PatientAccess #MedMo #MedStartrVentures

https://www.medstartr.ai/s/2lhALLtAVjQ

Get Involved in Care.com

🏢Is this your company? Claim This Profile

Join MedStartr to verify with your work email and edit this profile

Company Info

Founded: 2006
Website: www.care.com/

Disease Areas

All Therapeutic Areas

Technologies

Marketplace

🌐Website

What do you think of Care.com?

A HUGE part of what early stage companies, and even late stage ones, need and get on MedStartr is honest feedback from actual patients, clinicians, hospital leaders and industry insiders. It is very easy to get tunnel vision as a founder. Please tell the team that runs this company what you think.

Clinical Benefit Potential

The potential for a project to have a large and significant impact on medical care, treatment, or prevention.

Feasibility

The likelihood that this will provide benefit for patients / care givers and that the founders can execute on their vision and plan.

Innovativeness

The distinguishing features, concept, or technology that differentiates the entry compared to others that already exist and are in widespread use.

Fundability

The reviewers' beliefs that the idea is fundable or can make it to sustainability without outside investment.

Scalability

Some great ideas are destined to failure because they are too complex or too expensive. The reviewer should consider the likelihood that a project as explained, or perhaps with some tweaks, could possibly become a worldwide solution within a reasonable time frame.

Presentation Quality

How well the team presented the idea.

Submit anonymously — my name won't be shown to the team or on this profile

Your scores and comments are shown with your review on this company's profile.