MAKE A DIFFERENCE
We help organizations transform the experience of aging and serious illness care.
OUR WORK
At Transforming Care Partners, we partner with pathbreaking organizations and entrepreneurial leaders who are passionate about maximizing their impact. Our services include strategy development and implementation; program implementation and evaluation; and organization financial sustainability and scaling. Our team combines leadership experience in business, nonprofits, health care, and philanthropy with a strong drive to action. Together, we work to overhaul the aging experience in the United States.
WHO WE WORK WITH
We work with clients to determine the exact set of tools they need to maximize their impact. By leveraging our diverse skill sets—across strategy, finance, operations, human-centered design, and market research–we customize solutions that align your vision with your execution strategy.
MEET OUR TEAM
This work requires a deep understanding of the field of aging and serious illness care and the key stakeholders within the field. It also requires superb technical skills in finance, strategy, operations, development, marketing, and program management.
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING
Together we make all the difference
Transforming Care Partners (TCP) propelled us forward by converting our vision into action. With TCP’s guidance, we have developed deep and ongoing relationships with organizations and leaders in the community and are working to overcome racial disparities through developing culturally appropriate messages, tools and activities to help older adults learn why and how to engage in advance care planning and access palliative care.
Kelly Dearman, Executive Director, Disability and Aging Services, San Francisco Human Services Agency and Co-Chair, San Francisco Palliative Care Workgroup
Kathleen listened and really “got” us. She understood our goals and the role that measurement and data plays in catalyzing the changes we wanted to bring about. The work she outlined has served as a blueprint for much of our data-driven quality improvement.
Ira Byock, MD, Founder & Senior Vice President for Strategic Innovation, Institute for Human Caring at Providence
Loren is a special breed; able to straddle the worlds of strategy, finance and values in a cohesive manner that lends practicality to dreams. She has an incredible intelligence mixed with kindness and straightforwardness that makes her unique, and also makes working with her a total joy.
I would recommend that anyone interested in investing in improving serious illness and end-of-life care start by working with Transforming Care Partners.
Glen Galaich, CEO, Stupksi Foundation
Transforming Care Partners saw all of the possibilities and players in the space and instantly understood how to leverage my offerings for greatest impact.
It is a rare opportunity to work with Foundations that are true thought partners where community experience and input are respected and actually direct their grantmaking. TCP has created such a model for the Stupski Foundation. It is always a pleasure to partner with them and benefit from their years of expertise and collaborative envisioning.
THE NEED FOR TRANSFORMATION
We believe everyone should have the opportunity to live their highest quality of life through all the stages of their life.
Yet this is not always the reality
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As our family members age, we provide unpaid assistance valued at more than $306B per year. But 80% of family caregivers say they could use more help and 33% suffer from poor health themselves.
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As we near the end of life, 67% of us experience pain 50% have unmet emotional needs.
It doesn't have to be this way.
80%
caregivers need more help
60%
people experience pain at end-of-life
50%
do not have enough emotional support
TRANSFORMATION IS POSSIBLE
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As our nation ages, there is a higher demand for support and services to meet the needs of an aging population.
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Advances in health information technology mean we are poised to meet the existing need.
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We have evidence-based strategies ready to go to scale.
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Transforming how we deliver care also makes good economic sense: evidence shows that higher quality care doesn’t cost more money. improve quality of remaining life, and in some cases, prolong life.
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Public awareness about the need to transform care is growing at all levels.
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