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Latest announcements.
August 2026
CAEVO sets August 24 nationwide launch
August 2026
Introducing the Aging Well Score
August 2026
Founding-member waitlist opens at caevocare.com
In the News
Press Releases
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The generation that planned for everything except this
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America’s largest medical workforce was never trained
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Everyone plans to age at home. Nobody built the infrastructure
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A hospital can pull up a chart in seconds, but not a power of attorney
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Why is aging something we dread instead of design?
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Built in Indiana, aimed at a national problem
About CAEVO
Short
CAEVO (pronounced kay-vo, short for “Care, Evolved.”) is an AI-guided platform for rest-of-life planning and family caregiving. It pairs Aging Well Mode, for adults who want to stay healthy and independent, with Caregiver Mode, for the families supporting them. CAEVO was founded by Jon and Lauren Howard and is based in Noblesville, Indiana.
Extended
CAEVO (pronounced kay-vo, short for “Care, Evolved.”) is an AI-guided platform for rest-of-life planning and family caregiving. It is built as two connected experiences: Aging Well Mode helps older adults track wellness habits, access nutrition and health guidance, organize legal and medical documents, and plan for Medicare and long-term care; Caregiver Mode gives family caregivers medication and wellness tracking, checklists, financial planning tools, document storage and educational resources. A consent-first Family Loop lets elders share health information, documents and emergency contacts with family on their own terms, and an AI assistant called EVO answers questions and points to the next step. CAEVO was founded by Jon and Lauren Howard and is based in Noblesville, Indiana.
The Caregiver Hub
For the families supporting them — medication and wellness tracking, caregiving checklists, financial planning tools, document and contact storage, and educational resources.
The Aging Well Hub
For adults who want to maintain their health and independence. Wellness tracking, nutrition and brain health guidance, document organization, and Medicare and long-term care planning.
The Family Loop
A consent-first layer that lets elders share health information, documents and emergency contacts with family — only as much as everyone agrees to.
Style
CAEVO and EVO are set in capitals. “Aging Well Mode,” “Caregiver Mode,” “the Family Loop” and “the Aging Well Score” take initial capitals.
The tagline is EVOLVING HOW YOU NAVIGATE CAREGIVING & AGING.
The Minds behind CAEVO
Lauren Howard
Co-Founder
Lauren spent fifteen years in technology, including roles at LinkedIn, Salesforce and Thomson Reuters. Originally from West Des Moines, Iowa, she teaches families how to use AI on Instagram at @caevo.ai.
“What I care about most with this technology is making sure these advancements are used for good — solving the everyday challenges American families face.”
Jon Howard
Co-Founder & CEO
Jon spent his career in logistics, including positions at Pepsi Co., U.S. Foods and Johnson Brothers — making complicated systems work better for real people. He has described CAEVO as the tool he wishes his parents had while they were caring for his grandparents.
“It’s hard for us naturally to want to think about our final chapters. But the way we’re going to be successful in navigating this longevity is by planning and preparing.”
Press Kits
An eight-page PDF with everything you need to write the story, free to use in editorial coverage of CAEVO.
What CAEVO is, and the four pieces it’s built from
Coverage to date, with published quotes
Six story angles, each with sourced data
The caregiving numbers, fully cited
Founder bios and portrait
Product screens from the pre-launch build
Fast facts and media contacts
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Typography
Libre Baskerville for display and Satoshi for interface and body text. Please don’t recolor, rotate, stretch or add effects to the logo, and give it clear space on all sides. CAEVO is always set in capitals.
Media Assets
Founder portraits, product screenshots and logo files are available in print and web resolution on request, along with a guided walkthrough of the platform. Email press@caevocare.com.
What families are saying — on both sides of care
Frequently Asked Questions
Is CAEVO for caregivers or for people planning their own aging?
Both. Every account has both hubs, and you can add and switch between more than one family, like a spouse’s parents and your own.
Is CAEVO free?
To start, yes. Essentials is free, always, for one person. It includes both libraries and the everyday tools on each side, with no credit card required.
Is my family's information safe?
Yes. It’s encrypted with bank-level, 256-bit security and stored on US infrastructure, and the person aging controls what’s shared. See how we protect your data
Will I see everything about my parent?
No, you see what they choose to share. That’s on purpose. It keeps CAEVO from feeling like it’s watching anyone.
Can CAEVO find benefits I qualify for?
It shows you the programs in your state and county, like waivers, transportation, meals, respite, and legal aid, across all 50 states and DC.
My advisor, attorney, home care agency, or community offered me CAEVO. Do I pay?
If your organization covers it, you don’t need a paid plan. Check with them, or contact us to confirm before you sign up for anything.
Stay Informed
The Conversation Nobody Wants to Have With Their Parents (and How to Start It)
Most families wait for a crisis to talk about aging. Here’s how to open the conversation before you’re forced to — and what to actually ask.
Sandwich Generation, Meet Your New To-Do List
Managing your kids’ schedules and your parents’ care at the same time isn’t a time-management problem — it’s a coordination problem. Here’s what that actually looks like.
The Conversation Nobody Wants to Have With Their Parents (and How to Start It)
Most families wait for a crisis to talk about aging. Here’s how to open the conversation before you’re forced to — and what to actually ask.
The Conversation Nobody Wants to Have With Their Parents (and How to Start It)
Most families wait for a crisis to talk about aging. Here’s how to open the conversation before you’re forced to — and what to actually ask.
Caring for someone you love is a lot.
A guide makes it lighter.
A family that talks about aging early has more time to enjoy it.
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