CAREGIVERS
The untapped solution to a global crisis
ANA develops technology and AI to train, guide, support, and connect caregivers so they can become the backbone of the new healthcare system


Global healthcare expenditure accounts for approximately $10 trillion per year, which represents 10% of the total global GDP. It is growing at an average rate of 6% annually
A global shortage of 10 million healthcare workers and insufficient infrastructure costing $370 billion annually are driving healthcare inefficiencies, increasing costs, and contributing to 8 million preventable deaths each year
Inefficiencies in informal care cost the global economy $290 billion annually due to preventable errors and hospital readmissions. Over 100 million caregivers worldwide urgently need formal training, ongoing education, and emotional support to address this growing crisis.
We envision a world where caregiving transforms from an exhausting, invisible role into a journey of growth, empowerment, and connection.
Improve quality of life while reducing medical costs
Hospitalization costs can be 5 times higher than home care, impacting family finances.
Improve care coordination and reduce stress
78% of families report high levels of stress due to a lack of care coordination.
Redistribute caregiving tasks between men and women
80% of caregiving responsibilities fall on women, creating gender inequality and overload.
Improve quality of care and life
40% of hospitalized elderly patients could be treated at home, reducing costs and complications.
Over 50% of chronic patients report low quality of life due to insufficient home care.
Increase adherence to medical treatment
Only 50% of patients follow their medical treatment correctly, leading to preventable complications.
Reduce caregiver burden and burnout
63% of caregivers experience severe burnout, affecting the quality of care they provide.
Improve caregivers’ compensation, perception, and working conditions
70% of caregivers earn less than the minimum wage in many Latin American countries.
Formalize and digitalize the caregiver profession
90% of caregivers work in the informal sector without access to labor benefits or professional training.
Improve quality of life while reducing medical costs
Healthcare systems face a 10% annual budget deficit due to the rise in chronic illnesses.
Improve medical services without increasing clinical infrastructure
In Latin America, hospital occupancy rates exceed 90%, with few alternatives for home care.
Improve policy, social programs, and care systems with data
75% of healthcare systems lack reliable data on home care to make efficient decisions.
Create jobs, boosting productivity and economic stability
The care sector could create 10 million jobs in the region but remains underutilized and informal.