Cariloop
| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Health information technology |
| Founded | July 2012 |
| Founder | Michael Walsh, Steven Theesfeld |
| Headquarters | Dallas , United States |
| Products | Caregiver Support Platform, digital case management system |
Cariloop is a wellness and healthcare organization located in Dallas, Texas. Its Caregiver Support Platform integrates educational coaching and healthcare services with a secure digital case management system designed to assist users in organizing care coordination.
Business
Cariloop offers an online case management system where users can securely store and retrieve important documents. This platform is backed by licensed professionals including nurses, social workers, case managers, therapists, and counselors who provide support in creating comprehensive caregiving plans. They also deliver expert advice on medical, financial, and legal matters.
The company’s revenue model primarily focuses on embedding its services within employee benefits programs while also catering to individual subscribers. This approach places Cariloop within the health information technology industry, specializing in caregiving solutions.
History
Founded in July 2012 by Michael Walsh and Steven Theesfeld, Cariloop, Inc. entered the market after completing the Health Wildcatters accelerator in 2013. The company launched its initial website in 2014, which functioned as a search tool matching users with care providers based on factors such as cost, location, care type, and availability. This service operated similarly to A Place for Mom, acting as a referral network. Early collaborations included partnerships with the Texas Organization of Residential Care Homes.
In August 2015, Cariloop redirected its focus from care provider listings to caregiver assistance. This strategic pivot introduced a second-generation platform that combined healthcare coaching with a digital case management portal. This development broadened the company’s offerings and allowed it to serve a wider audience while enhancing its position in the caregiving support market.
Funding
After graduating from the Health Wildcatters accelerator in 2013 with an initial $30,000 seed investment, Cariloop secured $400,000 in seed funding and won an additional $50,000 at the National Angel Summit in 2014. The following year, it obtained $180,000 more from seed investors. The company’s expansion accelerated with a $6 million Series A funding round in 2020 and a subsequent $15 million Series B round in 2021. Most recently, Cariloop completed a $20 million Series C financing round in 2024 aimed at enhancing its caregiver support offerings and expanding its global footprint.