Givers Health

Market position

Givers Health describes itself as an approved caregiver enablement platform and aligns its offering with Medicare Dementia GUIDE requirements for family caregiver education and support and care navigator training, and with reimbursement developments for Caregiver Training Services.

The company combines group cohort formats intended to build peer community with AI-driven experiential practice and clinician-reviewed, evidence-based content, and maps its programs to specific Medicare Dementia GUIDE requirements for caregiver education and care navigator training.

Technology

The platform pairs virtual cohort-based group training with experiential practice in which caregivers rehearse scenarios and receive real-time feedback from AI experts, or virtually shadow examples. The AI experts are trained on evidence-based content, including the company's proprietary content library, reviewed by licensed clinicians, and configurable to an organization's philosophy or target outcomes. A library of on-demand learning content focused on person-centered care and behavioral health supports the training.

Go-to-market

The company sells through direct engagement with healthcare organizations, using demo scheduling on its website, a blog covering CMS caregiver-related policy, and partnerships such as its collaboration with The Center for Independent Living to reach California caregivers.

Healthcare organizations supporting aging in place, including Medicare Dementia GUIDE participants, PACE programs, Medicare Advantage plans, and accountable care organizations; end users are family caregivers, personal care attendants, care navigators, and other home- and community-based workers.

Geography

Headquartered in Oakland, California, with staff based elsewhere in the United States including Los Angeles; programs referenced include a caregiver training offering for California caregivers.

History

The company built a platform for caregiver training and support and has tracked Medicare policy developments affecting the category, including CMS Dementia GUIDE participation and payment requirements (2023), the finalization of Caregiver Training Services in 2024, and the CMS expansion of Caregiver Training Services to telehealth and direct care in the 2025 Physician Fee Schedule. In August 2023 it announced free job training and incentives for California caregivers with The Center for Independent Living, and in 2023 it added a Vice President of Clinical Operations and Caregiver Learning.