Automating home care agency operations with AI
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 30, 2026
Sage Care is a HIPAA-compliant, AI-native CRM and virtual assistant for home care agencies that automates intake calls, recording/transcription, care plan generation, follow-ups, and syncing to existing agency systems.
Primary product
AI-native CRM and virtual assistant for home care intake workflow automation
Founded
2024
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Team size
1-10 employees
Work style
Hybrid
Industry
Technology, Information and Internet
Sub-industry
Home care software
Offices
8 jobs at Sage
Business model
Investors
Mission-driven, operator-led, and collaborative, with an emphasis on solving real home-care workflow pain points, customer empathy, and high ownership.
Work style
Hybrid
Compensation
Public YC job posting for a Founding Software Engineer listed $125K-$250K salary plus 0.02%-2.00% equity; company materials also describe compensation as competitive.
Benefits
Pricing
Demo-led, custom-quoted SaaS; enterprise contracts available.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Sage Care · Jun 2026
Sage Care won the Home Care 100 Innovator's Bowl and said judges gave it perfect scores for impact and scalability; the post highlights its integrations with WellSky and AxisCare and its focus on intake automation and care-plan creation.
Sage Care · Jan 2026
The company launched in-home recording for secure recording, transcription, and summarization of assessments, aimed at reducing documentation burden and improving visit quality.
Sage Care · Dec 2025
Sage launched its iOS app with AI-powered intake and WellSky integration, bringing mobile recording, summaries, and AMS sync to field teams.
Sage Care · Dec 2025
Sage released HomeCareGPT, a free HIPAA-compliant AI tool for converting unstructured notes into care plans, follow-ups, caregiver matching summaries, and documentation.
BusinessWire · Jun 2025
The company, then operating as Clara Home Care, announced a $3.1M seed round led by Torch Capital, Virtue, and Y Combinator, with participation from angel investors.