
Automating Healthcare demand through Intelligent Care Pathways
A state of the art Agentic AI enabled ubiquitous care delivery marketplace to ‘Stitch & Distribute’ healthcare companies algorithmically to automate 80% of ‘Low to Medium’ risk health demand through AI enabled chronic care pathways and continuous monitoring resulting in a yoy incremental efficiency improvement of ~10% over 5 year (~400 billion in savings for Diabetes alone).This platform will help alleviate the significant cost pressure on the health system globally as well as enable healthcare to reach underserved segments.

Comprehensive Platform Scope
Combining agentic AI Smart Home Automation together with Elder Care Services
Nutrition: Personalized logs and reminders.
Mobility: Guided exercise modules and fall-risk monitoring.
Mental: Conversational Al enabled Companionship and Spiritual Wellbeing.
Engagement & Adherence

Where AI Meets Healthspan and Longevity
‘Health is a mindset’ and we believe wellness should be an integral lifestyle choice one makes everyday.
CareRedefined Longevity AI Fund's mission is to invest in transformative AI and machine learning technologies that bridge the gap between traditional "sick care" and proactive, holistic wellness, personalized longevity medicine, significantly extending both lifespan and healthspan. We target solutions that gather and analyze multimodal data (from diagnostics, wearables, imaging, genomics) to ensure healthy stay well and reduce the onset of chronic diseases, improve quality of life for the aging population, and ultimately prove return on investment (ROI) on key metrics that regulators and payers care about: reduced hospitalizations and lower long-term care costs. Further, the fund would be diversified over time through companies focussed on next generation health real estate, hospitality, pharma with a wellness first mindset.
Closing Healthcare Gaps saves both Lives and Money
The annual national healthcare expenditure is $4.3 trillion. Saumya Sanjeev discussing how more than one-third of this expenditure could be prevented by addressing the care gap, saving more than $1.5 trillion each year.

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