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Affiliated companies
Companies responsible for technology, participation, care methods, programs, and specialist services
Ecosystem portfolio
The companies behind the genus ecosystem
Meet the companies that build the technology, develop care programs, and help organizations take part in genus. Each has a distinct role and responsibilities, with a shared purpose: communities of care around every person in need.
Portfolio snapshot
Different companies look after the shared technology, carePhysics methods, care programs, and specialist services. Their legal and operating responsibilities remain separate, so partners can understand who provides a service and who is responsible for it.
They share a purpose: build communities of care around every person in need. Patients and families come first, followed by support for their communities and the organizations serving them.
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Ways to participate
Through the Foundation, a commercial license, or shared ecosystem participation rules
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Shared platform
Technology that the companies can build on together
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Shared mission
Communities of care around every person in need
How organizations enter
Your organization may want to contribute to a community program, license the software, or collaborate through the shared ecosystem. These paths have different agreements and responsibilities. We can help you work through which fits.
Trust and mission
Participate through the Foundation
For community partners, nonprofits, researchers, sponsors, and care organizations working within the Foundation’s mission and participation rules.
Software and deployment
License the software
For enterprises, operators, and partners that want to white-label, integrate, or extend the platform through genus Inc.
Shared rules and collaboration
Join the shared ecosystem
For organizations that want to collaborate under the ecosystem charter, which sets out the shared mission, participation responsibilities, and rules for using information.
Core company
genusCommunity Foundation looks after the shared mission and participation rules for community partners, nonprofits, researchers, sponsors, and care organizations.
Its priorities begin with patients and families, then their communities, and then the organizations supporting them.
- Maintains the ecosystem charter and participation rules.
- Supports review, contributor recognition, shared learning, and putting agreed ideas into practice.
- Creates a nonprofit-aligned path for community participation alongside commercial deployments.
Core company
genus Inc. builds, operates, and licenses the shared technology. It works with partners on setup and connections to their existing systems.
Organizations work with genus Inc. to offer the platform under their own brand, connect through supported APIs, or develop services that build on the platform.
- Builds and maintains the shared platform.
- Supports enterprise and white-label licensing.
- Connects partner resources, data flows, and applications into the ecosystem.
Core company
carePhysics Inc. develops and licenses the carePhysics methods, training, curriculum, and certification standards.
It looks after the framework and its intellectual property separately from the company operating the software. This helps keep the approach consistent as more organizations use it.
- Licenses methodology into genus Inc., DayCenter.AI, and approved operators.
- Protects consistency across pathways, coaching, content, and AI-assisted workflows.
- Keeps framework-oriented certification, training, and curriculum rights separate from platform operations.
Operating affiliate
DayCenter.AI is the adult day and dementia-operations company in the portfolio, turning existing genus capabilities into a focused operating model.
Its initial focus is the daily work of adult day programs: intake, observations, family coordination, training, and guidance on funding sources, including workflows for programs participating in GUIDE.
- Supports intake, attendance, observations, escalation, and caregiver communication.
- Aligns with GUIDE-era dementia and respite workflows.
- Can partner with the Foundation on sponsor-backed or grant-backed access while remaining a separate operating affiliate.
Operating affiliate
careAgent.AI brings care service providers, local partners, larger providers, patients, and families into one connected service environment. An easy-to-use portal helps providers register their services, coordinate their work, and build relationships across the genus ecosystem.
Register, operate, and connect
For care service providers
Register services and configure AI-assisted reservations, payments, and training. Issue your own branded care app, share resources, and partner with local providers in the same ecosystem.
Find support that fits
For patients and families
Explore a trusted collection of easy-to-use resources and local services. Compare options by need, availability, and insurance requirements, with coverage confirmed by the provider and health plan.
Refer, recommend, and review
For larger providers
Manage referrals and recommendations, review service quality, and verify that services were delivered. Help patients and families choose from available providers and services that fit their needs and coverage.
Operating affiliate
cmsGUIDE focuses on AI-assisted services and outreach for organizations participating in the CMS Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience (GUIDE) Model. It supports their work with people living with dementia and the family members and caregivers who help them.
Built on the genus ecosystem, cmsGUIDE brings communication, resources, and coordination around the participating provider and its local service partners.
- AI-assisted outreach, follow-up, and workflow support for participating care teams.
- Caregiver education, training resources, and ongoing family communication.
- Referral coordination with local providers, community programs, and respite-service partners.
Extension companies
These entities carry the same mission into focused business models for content, funding, navigation, and payments.
Content operating system
genusMedia
Tools for creating, reviewing, and reusing learning resources and pathways. Partners can adapt content while keeping track of its sources, review history, and carePhysics approach.
Grant intelligence and evidence
genusGrants
Help finding grants, preparing proposals, running virtual focus groups, and gathering community evidence. Teams can organize what they learn for foundations, sponsors, and research partners.
Caregiver navigation and advocacy
genusHealth
AI-assisted guidance for families navigating providers, plans, support programs, forms, and next-step decisions when caregiving becomes administratively overwhelming.
Verified disbursement
genusPay
Milestone-based payouts, reimbursements, stipends, donations, and audit-ready proof before funds move. It remains the most forward-looking entity in the current portfolio.
Named partner example
CuraCollaborative is a commercial licensee and channel partner. It is separate from the affiliated companies listed above.
Channel partners use separately licensed offerings in their own deployments. Their commercial agreements define the services they provide and their responsibilities.
- Licenses platform rights through genus Inc.
- Can offer the platform in healthcare settings through its own commercial relationships.
- May work with Foundation participation arrangements when a program includes community access.
Boundary notes
- The Foundation stewards trust, charter, and participation. It is not the primary commercial software licensor.
- genus Inc. builds, secures, operates, and licenses the platform.
- carePhysics Inc. licenses the engagement-science and certification layer without replacing the platform company.
- DayCenter.AI, careAgent.AI, and cmsGUIDE are operating affiliates with focused service models, commercial participation, and charter alignment where relevant.
- The extension companies focus on content, funding, navigation, and payments, complementing the operating affiliates.