A Massive Market for Caregiver Solutions
The U.S. caregiving market is $360 billion annually and growing rapidly with the aging population.
We believe the 5-year addressable market for CareGlider is conservatively $5-10 billion, driven by:
- 53M caregivers seeking better mobilty solutions
- The high cost of caregiving strain and injury
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A lightweight powered mobility chair to assist caregivers is long overdue
Caregivers experience fatigue and injury using traditional non-powered transport chairs.
Opportunity Introduction
- There are more than 53 million Caregivers in the U.S. & half of Americans over 50 are now caregivers.
- CareGlider is well positioned in the market due to its caregiver focused benefits.
- Intellectual property is robust and includes 2 issued US patents, 9 pending US and International patents, a Chinese design patent grant, and a US continuation utility patent has been recently filed.
CareGlider is the first of its kind powered companion chair designed by caregivers for caregivers.
Investor Relations Contact
- David Carson
- CEO, CareGlider
- 1 SE Ocean Blvd, Stuart FL 34994
- [email protected]
- 1.772.834.5141
- Schedule a 30 min. zoom meeting or call with me:
- Click here for a zoom
- or here for a call
At our orthopedic practice, we see a real need for the CareGlider. Our staff will use it to maneuver patients from and to their cars and within the office. We will also provide the lightweight chair to companions for mobility assistance and to avoid caregiver injuries.
Caregivers should not suffer injuries or duress transporting loved ones. I experienced physical trauma firsthand leading to thousands of dollars of unplanned medical expenses to our family.
“So much easier than pushing! It’s nice to take a walk and not need to use all your muscles to push. I enjoyed it for the exercise, without the CareGlider I would probably never take him outside on a walk."
"I love it! So simple. You can almost go jogging with it. You're not using any energy to push the chair."
