Sharaya Naik
Bridging Indian patients and their caregivers with verified coaches
Why – In India, patients with rare chronic conditions are frequently discharged with insufficient guidance, fragmented information, and a lack of formal structure. Patients and families must navigate complex treatment pathways alone, often experiencing uncertainty and emotional exhaustion.
What – Co-care is a service designed to strengthen support
networks by linking patients and informal caregivers to a
network of verified coaches with relevant expertise. It
acts as a mediator and navigator, facilitating timely
access to appropriate rehabilitation resources.
How – The Co-care program facilitates patient and family navigation of care needs through structured assessment and resource alignment. Participants are matched with specialized coaches who convey targeted information, establish objectives, and support ongoing engagement.
For Whom – The program extends patient-centered care to include family caregivers, treating both as equal partners in rehabilitation. The resources simplify appointment booking, reduce confusion, build trust, and help maintain motivation throughout the journey.
Impact – Co-care addresses India’s post-discharge support gap through structured interventions and guided coach matching. This approach expedites access to appropriate care, increases stakeholder confidence, enhances rehabilitation effectiveness, and reduces patient isolation.
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