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CareCare

Entrepreneur First '22

Paris, FR · Founded 2022 · 1 known investors

carecare.fr

CareCare is nursing practice software for independent home-care nurses (IDEL) in France, combining scheduling, NGAP billing and electronic transmission, financial tracking, and shared patient care records. Its data is hosted in France on HDS-certified health-data servers, and it offers a mobile app on the App Store and Google Play.

Also known as CARECARE · CareCare Health

Digital HealthHealthtechSaaS

Founders & leadership

CareCare was founded in 2022 by Daniel Benamran and Simon Roquette.

DB
Daniel BenamraninCo-founder · Co-fondateur et CEO
SRSimon Roquette
Simon RoquetteinCo-founder · CTO et co-fondateur

Investors · 1

Company profile

researched Aug 2026

CareCare develops a mobile-first practice-management application for infirmiers et infirmières libérales (IDEL), the independent nurses who deliver care at patients' homes in France. The product bundles four main modules: a scheduling tool with a map view of the day's round, drag-and-drop reordering of visits, automatic placement of new visits to reduce travel, and alerts for invoices to secure, prescriptions to renew and last visits; a billing and electronic-transmission module with an NGAP coding assistant that applies cumulation rules, prescription scanning with automatic population of billing data, batch invoice creation and one-click télétransmission from the field; a financial-tracking module covering step-by-step resolution of rejected claims (including pre-written emails to complementary insurers), automatic splitting of the BSI flat fee between colleagues, revenue and outstanding-payment tracking, and automatic calculation of substitutes' retrocession; and a shared patient care record centralising vital signs, wound follow-up and photos, transmissions, care diagrams and prescriptions, with generation of reports for the treating physician, messaging between colleagues and automatic sending of documents to laboratories for at-home sampling. Substitute nurses (remplaçants) get their own free CareCare account.

The company positions the product against the incumbent nursing software market, offering no lock-in commitment, buy-out of a user's existing software contract, assisted data migration from previous tools, and provision of a latest-generation PC/SC card reader compliant with new télétransmission standards. Health data is encrypted and hosted in France on HDS-certified (Hébergeur de Données de Santé) infrastructure under GDPR. An accelerator profile frames the company's ambition as building the operating system for home healthcare, targeting savings of more than seven hours of administrative work per week for each nurse.

Business model

B2B SaaS subscription sold directly to independent nurses and their practices. The website lists distinct offers for titulaire nurses and for remplaçantes, with the titulaire subscription priced at €120 per month including a PC/SC card reader, and no minimum commitment period. A free tier of the mobile app is available without the billing features, and substitutes get free accounts. [0][2]

Recurring monthly subscription per nurse (€120/month for a practice owner, card reader included), with a free app tier excluding billing functionality. [0][2]

Traction

The website and contact page cite a 4.8/5 rating from 52 Google reviews and describe adoption by IDELs across France. The Android app listing shows 100+ downloads and a last update dated 2026-07-24. [0][2][3]

Latest developments

The 21st by CentraleSupélec accelerator profile describes CareCare's next milestones as obtaining SESAM-VITALE accreditation, launching the application as SaaS, and closing a €1.5 million seed round to fund deployment. Joining the accelerator is intended to challenge the product roadmap, refine go-to-market, positioning and pricing, prepare the seed round, and open discussions with Ramsay Santé about tools used in its hospital-at-home (HAD) facilities and possible synergies around patients returning home. The website advertises a subscription buy-out offer and managed migration for nurses committed to competing software. [0][5]

Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, risks & controversies

Market position

Positioned as a newer, mobile-first entrant in the established French nursing-software market, explicitly contrasting itself with incumbent tools that separate billing from scheduling and that impose multi-year commitments. The accelerator profile frames home care as an underserved segment: home-care schemes support around 2.5 million patients a year in France, a figure it says has tripled since 2010, and states that while Doctolib modernised tools for office-based and hospital medicine, existing software remains poorly adapted to home-care professionals. [0][5]

No commitment period and buy-out of a user's existing software contract; managed migration of the nurse's round and data; unified scheduling and billing in a single mobile application rather than separate tools; free accounts for substitutes with automatic retrocession calculation; guided resolution of rejected claims with ready-to-send emails to insurers; automatic BSI fee splitting; latest-generation PC/SC reader included in the subscription; French HDS hosting. [0][2]

Technology

Mobile application (Android build distributed as a trusted web activity, app id app.carecare.twa) plus a SaaS platform. Functional technology includes an NGAP coding assistant applying cumulation rules, prescription scanning with automatic extraction of billing information, voice notes and document scanning, automated visit placement in the schedule, automatic BSI fee apportionment and retrocession calculation, and SESAM-VITALE electronic transmission with a PC/SC card reader. Data is encrypted in transit and hosted in France on HDS-certified servers, in compliance with GDPR; the Google Play data-safety declaration states no data is shared with third parties. [0][2][3][5]

Go-to-market

Inbound demo requests from the website (free 30-minute, no-commitment demo with a callback within 24 hours), direct download of the mobile app on the App Store and Google Play, and switching incentives aimed at users of competing software: buy-out of an existing subscription commitment, hands-on data and round migration, and reader installation. Customer support responsiveness is used as a selling point, and the company cites a 4.8/5 Google rating from 52 reviews. The company also joined the 21st by CentraleSupélec accelerator to refine its product roadmap, go-to-market, positioning and pricing, and to prepare its seed round. [0][2][3][5]

Independent home-care nurses in France (IDEL), both practice owners (titulaires) and substitutes (remplaçants), including nurses newly setting up in private practice and those switching from an existing nursing software package. Testimonials reference users in Paris, Marseille, Nantes and Lyon. [0][2]

Geography

France. Developer address listed on Google Play is 14 rue Beffroy, 92200 Neuilly-sur-Seine, France; user testimonials reference nurses in Paris, Marseille, Nantes and Lyon; health data is hosted in France. [0][2][3]

Risks & controversies

The accelerator profile indicates SESAM-VITALE accreditation, described as indispensable to establish a position in the French health ecosystem, was still a pending milestone, and that the planned €1.5 million seed round had not yet been closed at the time of writing. [5]

Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
Claimed weekly administrative time saved per nurseJan 20257 hours/week
Google Play downloadsJul 2026100+
Google review ratingJan 20264.8 out of 5
Google reviews countJan 202652 reviews
Subscription price (titulaire nurse)Jan 2026120 EUR/month
Target seed round sizeJan 20251,500,000 EUR

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.

Timeline · 2

launches, deals, and filings
Jul 2026
Android app update published on Google Play

The CareCare Android application (app.carecare.twa), published by developer CARECARE / CareCare Health, shows a last update date of 24 July 2026 and 100+ downloads.

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Jan 2025
Joins 21st by CentraleSupélec acceleration programme

CareCare joined the 21st by CentraleSupélec accelerator to challenge its product roadmap, refine go-to-market, positioning and pricing, and prepare a seed round; the programme also opened discussions with Ramsay Santé regarding tools used in its hospital-at-home (HAD) facilities.

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Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

Research sources · 8

primary sources listed

8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does CareCare do?
French nursing software for independent home-care nurses (IDEL), combining scheduling, NGAP billing and shared care records.
Who founded CareCare?
CareCare was founded by Daniel Benamran, Simon Roquette in 2022.
Who are CareCare's investors?
CareCare's investors include Entrepreneur First.
Where is CareCare headquartered?
CareCare is headquartered in Paris, FR.