About us
At Wovenly, our mission is to help families find the support lost to dementia.
We are committed to supporting families where they are, with the care teams they trust. With the help of Medicare, we strive to provide industry leading support, technology enabled systems, and validated care models to deliver against our mission.
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Our vision
Instead of being plunged into uncertainty at the mention of a dementia diagnosis, we envision a future where families facing this journey feel prepared right from the start.
The moment the conversation begins, they're embraced by a supportive community. They have access to the knowledge and resources needed to navigate this new life with confidence, and a clinical team ready to walk the path with them.
Our story
Wovenly was born out of personal and professional experience with the challenges of dementia. Connecting over these experiences from different perspectives, Peter and Sachin started working on a new model of care in April of 2023, ultimately becoming Wovenly in November of that year.
Peter
Remembering his parents’ struggle as caregivers for his grandmother with dementia, Peter was inspired by his wife's frequent informal conversations with friends, family, and even total strangers facing similar challenges. As a dementia clinician, she was able to connect with and provide emotional support to a topic they couldn’t discuss anywhere else.
Observing the impact of these empathetic conversations, Peter recognized that something so relatively simple could have significantly improved his parents’ experience. This realization sparked his mission: to bring this support to all families living with dementia.
Sachin
As a Family Medicine Physician, Sachin has been side-by-side with families caring for loved ones with dementia, experiencing the challenges of a system not prepared for their unique needs. Through his time at Heal as the Medical Director, he saw the impact that technology-supported home-based care could have on families living with dementia.
Recognizing the scale of need contrasted against the missing infrastructure, he found his inspiration for Wovenly – ensuring all families living with dementia can access the unique care they need, where they need it
