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Hillary Theuret
CEO & Founder
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My experience spanning home health, geriatrics, and healthtech shapes how I think about products, strategy, and scalable clinical education. See below to learn more.
My Story
I work at the intersection of home-based care, aging in place, and health technology. I have experienced where real-world care delivery meets product and content strategy.
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My background is rooted in home health and geriatrics. I have spent years inside the realities of care delivered in the home and that experience shapes how I think, build, and advise. I understand the workflows, the constraints, and the regulatory environment. I also understand the people actually doing the work, and more importantly, the older adults relying on it.
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Alongside product and strategy work, one of my favorite parts of what I do is helping teams create educational content that actually resonates. I have partnered with content and marketing teams to translate complex clinical and operational concepts into clear, useful education for clinicians, caregivers, and patients. When content is done well, it builds trust, supports adoption, and becomes an extension of the product itself. That kind of work energizes me.
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Today, I partner with founders, operators, and health tech teams building for older adults and care delivered at home. My work lives between clinical reality and product ambition. This helps teams to design solutions and messaging that fit into real workflows and make sense outside of a pitch deck.
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I am especially drawn to early and growth-stage companies where clarity matters. I support teams as they refine positioning, pressure-test assumptions, and turn clinical insight into decisions they can actually execute. I work closely with leadership, product, and content teams in an advisor or operator-adjacent role. At the core, my work is about alignment. Alignment between users and builders, between vision and execution, and between innovation and practicality. The best solutions in home-based care do not oversimplify complexity. They respect it.
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