Observed arrival · 2026-10-11
Careyeon wants home-care matches to fit the people, not just the schedule
Careyeon proposes a matching tool for Korean home-visit care centers, pairing care recipients and caregivers by household conditions, care needs, skills, limits, and availability.
- For
- Korean home-visit care centers and coordinators
- Worth noticing
- Its sample assignment weighs smoke exposure, cooking, dogs, stairs, and a 12-minute travel distance as matching factors.
Field notes
The concept screen shows a coordinator reviewing recipient details such as smoking at home, a small dog, stairs, and meal-prep needs alongside caregiver limits and skills. It marks one caregiver as unsuitable because of smoke exposure and hides another who prefers no stairs. The page says the proposed add-on would import Excel or CSV data and collect health-related details only with explicit consent; the displayed screen uses sample data.
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