In 2008, I moved to the United States during a period of profound uncertainty. Without a job, transportation, or a support network, I experienced deep isolation. During that time, my landlord, Judy, became an unexpected source of kindness and stability, welcoming me into the community and helping me navigate daily life.

Over time, I began to notice changes in Judy. She became more forgetful and less present, and I eventually learned she was living with Alzheimer’s disease. Watching someone who had once offered such care struggle with cognitive decline was both heartbreaking and eye-opening. It revealed how easily early signs can go unnoticed and how much difference earlier awareness, healthier habits, and stronger support systems could make.

That experience planted the seed for Yohocare. We were founded on the belief that healthy aging is not only about medical care, but about everyday habits, meaningful connection, dignity, and community. Through YohoFlex, we support people earlier in their journey, helping individuals, families, and communities stay informed, connected, and empowered as they age together.

At its core, Yohocare blends technology with compassion, ensuring no one has to navigate aging, wellbeing, or caregiving alone.