The caregiving crisis impacting one-third of our US population is a multi-faceted challenge that requires simultaneous tackling by all affected stakeholders - including employers, non-profit agencies, academia, healthcare entities, government, individuals, and companies with innovative products and services to support caregivers (and care receivers).

In Episode Two of Caregiver Camp Podcast, Stanford University Consultant and Affiliate Scholar Venus Wong explains how Stanford’s Project Formula helps community caregiver support agencies scale their services, which companies can ultimately tap into as part of building out their employee support programs. This creates a huge win-win for companies as well as for working caregiver employees.

In this episode you will hear:

• The strategies used by the Project Formula pilot incubator program to help community agencies scale and grow stronger
• Why collaborative innovation is the key to scaling high quality caregiver support
• How companies can benefit from having strong community agencies

About Venus:

Venus is a licensed psychologist with deep experience in developing human-centered tech-enabled care solutions (e.g. application, augmented reality). Her work is at the intersection of psychology, value-based care and technology, and is largely driven by her own caregiving family’s experiences with dementia. It centers around one question: How can everyone access the care they need at an affordable cost?

Connect with Venus:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/venus-wong-199b8994/ 

https://www.linkedin.com/company/project-formula/ 

Connect with Debbie:

Debbie Howard: https://www.linkedin.com/in/debbiehoward/

Website: https://caregivercamps.com/

Email: debbie@caregivercamps.com