Two layers. One system.
A regulated clinical engine needs trusted humans in the home and a way to get paid. A community of caregivers needs a clinical brain to make ordinary neighbors safely capable. Each is the other's missing half.
Every serious attempt to move care into the home runs into the same two walls. The clinical-software companies build a beautiful, regulated platform — and then discover they have no trusted person standing in the kitchen, and no clean way to get paid in the United States. The community-care movements have the trusted neighbor and the will — and no clinical rigor to let that neighbor act safely, and no engine to scale it. Neither half works alone. Together they're a care system.
The brain.
- MDR Class IIa certified · FDA-listed · ISO 13485 / 27001 / 14971 · GDPR
- Digital care pathways — treatment routes with automated decision logic
- Remote monitoring & early risk detection between visits
- Secure patient–care-team communication and structured education
- ~800,000 hours invested in compliance so a partner doesn't have to
The hands & the home.
- Trusted neighbor caregivers — W-2 at $25–28/hr, plus equity ownership
- A physician of record behind every care plan
- The U.S. payment path: LMN → HSA/FSA, plus Medicare CHI/PIN codes (2024)
- Demand without a hospital procurement cycle — family caregivers, direct
- A replication engine — one neighbor, one block, then the next
The engine makes the neighbor capable. The cooperative gets the engine into the home — and makes it pay. That's the whole system.
How the two layers combine.
The engine rides in the neighbor's pocket.
myoncare's care pathways and escalation logic turn a willing neighbor into a safe caregiver — the clinical scaffolding that says what to do, what to watch for, and exactly when to escalate to the physician of record. The rigor a hospital requires, in the hands of the person already on the block.
The cooperative employs, owns, and pays.
co-op.care is the W-2 employer, the equity it shares, and the entity that captures the U.S. reimbursement the engine alone can't — LMN/HSA, Medicare CHI/PIN, membership. It's the business model myoncare needs to enter the U.S. without waiting on the payer system.
The data closes the loop — and feeds both.
Structured, FHIR-grade records flow back from the home: adherence, recovery, risk signals. The engine gets real-world evidence; the cooperative gets the outcome data that turns a pilot into a contract. Care delivered, and care proven.
And it propagates — block by block.
Once one home works, the model doesn't franchise from a headquarters — it divides and spreads the way trust moves, neighbor to neighbor. The engine scales because the community does. The community scales because the engine makes each new neighbor instantly capable.
The clinical engine, finally in the home.
myoncare moved care beyond the clinic. co-op.care is how it reaches the kitchen table — and how, in the United States, it gets paid. Two platforms, one care system.