Back in 2018, when Jonathan Davis started the family caregiver training platform Trualta, the concept of teaching and supporting family caregivers was still a new category.
“Then, there was very [little] family caregiver support that was happening out there,” said Davis, who is CEO of the firm. “A lot of it would be happening in a not for-profit context. Call one of the wonderful organizations like the Alzheimer’s Association, right? That’s where you’d get sent for training … And a lot of the things they were doing, a lot of it was in-person.”
Flash forward to 2025. Trualta, which offers everything from training to accreditation to support groups, powers 90 caregiver portals and serves family caregivers in 33 states.
