EVRKind™ — The Caregiver Operating System is hosting the BETA Alumni Showcase during Twin Cities Startup Week on Wednesday, September 16, at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.
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What happens after the showcase? You go back to work. I’m excited to return for the BETA Alumni Showcase during Twin Cities Startup Week and share what we have continued…
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EVRKind™ — The Caregiver Operating System
The only Care Operating System™ guiding caregivers through complex care with AI support, practical tools, and community.
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Internet
- Location
- Minneapolis, US
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About EVRKind™ — The Caregiver Operating System
EVRKind is the only Care Operating System™ by and for caregivers. A system that combines AI guidance, paper journals, and community co-creation to design tested solutions and wellbeing support. Caregiving often requires families to manage medical decisions, organize information, coordinate with clinicians and relatives, and cope with the emotional weight of caring for someone they love. EVRKind Care OS™ brings these needs together into one connected system that fills the gaps unpaid caregivers until now have been forced to fill on their own. The platform includes: • CareNav™ — a navigation interface that helps caregivers understand situations and access support • Care Assistants™ — specialized tools for advocacy, communication, organization, translation, and emotional support • The EVRKind Care Journal™ — a reflective paper tool designed to help caregivers capture information and stay organized • CareCommunity™ — a space where caregivers share insights and help shape the future of the system Together, these components create a new kind of infrastructure designed around the real experience of caregiving. Built With Caregivers EVRKind is being co-created with caregivers to ensure the platform reflects the emotional and practical realities families face every day. This collaborative approach allows EVRKind to build technology that is not only innovative but deeply human-centered. Who We Collaborate With EVRKind partners with organizations working to improve support for caregivers, including: • Healthcare systems and clinicians • Senior care and home care organizations • Caregiving advocacy groups • Digital health innovators • Researchers and policy leaders • Government agencies Our Vision Caregivers are one of the most important and least supported parts of the healthcare system. EVRKind is building the infrastructure to change that. Caregivers can submit ideas for us to enhance our innovative solutions to better meet their needs on our website.
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EVRKind™ — The Caregiver Operating System is returning to the BETA Alumni Showcase during Twin Cities Startup Week on Wednesday, September 16, at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.
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EVRKind™ — The Caregiver Operating System is returning for the BETA Alumni Showcase during Twin Cities Startup Week on Wednesday, September 16, at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.
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EVRKind™ — The Caregiver Operating System founder Kathleen Hustad learned about the importance of relationship capital from the Women Business Leaders of the US Health Care Industry Foundation (WBL) dinner.
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