We cannot hire our way out of the global care crisis.
We cannot software our way out either.
We must build our way out—with infrastructure that makes the administrative burden disappear.
For two decades, we layered tool upon tool—scheduling systems, documentation platforms, compliance applications, billing software—until caregivers spend 40% of their shifts operating technology instead of providing care.
I call this landscape TangleWare™: the fragmented ecosystem of disconnected software that creates more burden than it solves. Every login, every data entry field, every compliance checkbox steals time from actual caregiving.
“SaaS sells picks and shovels. But the customer doesn’t need picks and shovels—they need the hole. Work as Services delivers the hole.”
The solution isn’t better software. The solution is infrastructure that operates invisibly— that delivers outcomes, not interfaces. When the billing is submitted, the schedule is set, and the compliance is documented, all without a caregiver touching a screen—we’ve achieved what I call Autonomous Caring®.
In 2008, my 27-year-old brother Avinish was eighteen days away from his Ph.D., a job offer, and his wedding. Then he received a diagnosis of a rare strain of lung cancer.
Eighteen days later, he was gone.
My wife Garima and I dropped everything. We left our careers in America and moved back to India—not just to grieve, but to answer a question that would reshape our lives:
“How do we honor his wish to ease others’ suffering—not once a year at an awards ceremony, but every single day?”
And it led me here—to a mission I call Making Care Sustainable.
Not just a promise—a proprietary system that delivers outcomes, not tools.
CareBravo is the autonomous orchestration layer that executes the operational work of care-without requiring caregivers to interact with software. It handles the administrative load invisibly.
Careonomy manages the moments where human judgment is required. It resolves exceptions, ensures quality, and generates the intelligence that continuously improves the system.
Every completed task strengthens the system. The more work executed, the smarter the infrastructure becomes-creating a self-reinforcing advantage across the care ecosystem.
When the administrative burden disappears, caregivers return to what they are meant to do-care for people. This is the end state Work as Services was built to achieve.
Every software tool we add creates more work, not less. SaaS isn't a service—it's an unpaid internship for the software.
If a caregiver has to look at a screen, we've already failed them. The goal isn't better UX—it's no UX.
A copilot is a passenger that requires supervision. We built a pilot. The caregiver shouldn't watch the AI work—the AI should work so the caregiver can care.
Caregivers don't leave because of pay. They leave because administrative burden has stolen the meaning from their work.
Anand Chaturvedi’s work on Work as Services, Autonomous Caring, and fixing the operational crisis in long-term care has been recognized by global media, industry publications, and healthcare leaders. His ideas are shaping how the Silver Economy thinks about AI, infrastructure, and the future of caregiving.
Managing a business across continents isn’t just a job—it’s a 24/7 balancing act.
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Anand Chaturvedi is a systems architect, founder of Caryfy AI, author of The Care Manifesto, and the pioneer of the Work as Services (WAS) infrastructure model. His work focuses on removing administrative burden from caregivers through autonomous AI systems so human care can return to the center of healthcare.
Work as Services (WAS) is an infrastructure model where operational tasks such as billing, scheduling, compliance, and documentation are executed autonomously by AI systems. Unlike SaaS, which provides software people must operate, WAS provides the completed work itself.
TangleWare™ is a term coined by Anand Chaturvedi to describe the fragmented, disconnected software ecosystem in long-term care that consumes up to 40% of caregiver time in administrative tasks instead of patient care.
Autonomous Caring® is a methodology where AI handles administrative and operational work so caregivers can focus entirely on human, empathetic care. It does not replace caregivers — it restores their time.
The Care Manifesto is a document written by Anand Chaturvedi outlining what is broken in long-term care operations and proposing a new infrastructure model for the future of the Silver Economy.
Caryfy AI is the company founded by Anand Chaturvedi that builds the infrastructure for Work as Services using CareBravo® and Careonomy to automate operational workflows in long-term care organizations.
The industry faces caregiver shortages, high turnover, and billions of hours lost to documentation, billing, and compliance tasks. The problem is not lack of tools — it is too many tools creating administrative drag.
His vision is to build invisible AI infrastructure that makes care organizations more efficient while allowing caregivers to spend nearly all their time in human care rather than paperwork.
Anand Chaturvedi is working with care leaders, innovators, policymakers, and healthcare entrepreneurs to redesign how care systems operate. If you are shaping the future of the Silver Economy, this conversation is for you.
