The Care Hack

The company provides a digital platform that gives families 24/7 access to support.

The article describes caregiver education as an often-overlooked part of healthcare and says families care for people with dementia, bipolar disorder, or other mental health conditions without training or support.

The blog discusses communication breakdowns between healthcare providers and family caregivers, their effects on people living with mental illness, and ways to strengthen caregiver-provider relationships.

The guide offers practical ways to ease caregiver burnout and build small moments of peace.

Mitul has been helping care for his brother, who lives with schizophrenia, for the past two decades, an experience that exposed how little practical support families receive.

The company provides families with guidance to manage complex care at home.

The privacy policy for CareWise / The Care Hack explains how personal information, including mobile phone numbers, is collected, used, stored, and protected.

CareWise is an app and website developed and owned by The Care Hack, Inc. The app provides information, a community forum, and coaching for family caregivers.

Mitul Desai of The Care Hack is building a support system for family caregivers managing complex care, combining expert coaches with AI. The company aims to help cognitive caregivers manage a loved one’s condition with confidence and translate decades of research into practical support.

Oct 2026 · StartUp Health MediaNews article

Mitul Desai spoke at The Carter Center Georgia Mental Health Forum, an event focused on mental health, caregiving, and serious mental illness. Held in the spirit of Mrs. Rosalynn Carter’s legacy, the forum convened advocates, clinicians, public health leaders, nonprofit organizations, and community-based experts working to improve support for people and families affected by mental illness.

May 2026 · The Care HackNews article

A man whose brother's mental illness isolated his family is now helping other caregivers. Families play a crucial role in care for serious mental illness, but caregivers often must fend for themselves; a new solution offers them support.

Dec 2025 · NPRNews article

The Care Hack co-founders Mitul Desai and Eli Shalenberg, MD, aim to bring family caregivers into the center of the healthcare system. They are starting with people supporting loved ones with complex brain and mental health conditions.

Aug 2025 · StartUp HealthNews article