The platform behind care at home.
We build the connective tissue between families facing memory changes, the providers caring for them, and the payors funding that care.
Care at home is fragmented by design.
Families land in a system where the benefits exist, the providers exist, and the funding exists, but no one is responsible for making them work together. The result is that millions of families pay out of pocket for services they were already entitled to, or go without entirely.
Thalpos exists to fix that.
We built a platform that delivers five things to families living with memory loss and dementia: navigation, advocacy, monitoring, respite, and clinical alignment. Behind it is a credentialed network of care professionals and a managed services infrastructure that connects payors and providers directly to the homes where care happens.
Our operating model extends to Medicare Advantage, accountable care arrangements, state rural health programs, Medicaid waivers, and direct contracts with health systems.
One operating model. Two audiences. Real coordination.
For families
One phone number, one care companion, and one coordinated team. You tell us what is going on. We tell you what is covered. Then we deliver it.
For payors and providers
The managed services organization that lets you serve your population at scale without building the field operation yourself. Fixed-fee pricing, credentialed network, audit-clean documentation, and full alignment with your clinical care plan.
Four things we deliver in every home we serve.
Care that has already been funded should reach the people it was funded to serve.
Families should not have to fight for benefits they already qualify for.
Providers should not have to choose between scope of practice and scope of impact.
Payors should not have to choose between cost containment and member experience.
A connected platform makes all three possible at once. That is the work.
Eric Williams
Founder & CEO
My grandfather was misdiagnosed — again and again. I became a long-distance caregiver overnight and relocated home to make sure he received the dignity he deserved during his final months. That experience revealed a painful truth: families are too often left to navigate dementia alone, until something goes wrong.
“Thalpos was built so support shows up before the crisis — steady, coordinated, and human — right where life is happening: at home.”
Operators, investors, and caregivers who help guide how we build.
A team that has built healthcare technology, led health plans, and cared for someone through dementia firsthand.
Jeremy Gurewitz
Co-founder & CEO, Solace
- Co-founded Solace in 2022, a platform that matches patients with healthcare advocates who guide them through their care
- Solace now serves more than 45,000 patients
- Inspired by his mother's pancreatic cancer diagnosis; even as an accomplished radiologist, she needed an advocate to navigate trials, second opinions, and treatment options
Michael DiSimone
CEO, Convey Health Solutions
- Leads Convey Health Solutions, a technology and analytics partner to health plans, after serving as its chief commercial officer
- Former president and CEO of PayFlex and COO of Inspira Financial
- 30+ years in healthcare and financial services, including leadership roles at Aetna, Mercer, and JPMorgan Chase
- Member of the Pace University board of trustees
Thomas J. Berger
CEO, Cross Country Computer Corp.
- Joined Cross Country Computer in 1991 and acquired it in 1996, leading a data management and technology company serving highly regulated industries
- Designed several of the company's proprietary systems and holds a U.S. patent for one of its platforms
- Family caregiver for a loved one living with dementia
Most families qualify for more support than they know.
We will tell you what is covered, what it costs, and how fast we can have someone in your home. If you are an organization, tell us your program and your geography, and we will come back with a delivery plan.