Built from lived experience
Drawing from personal experience as a stroke survivor, I recognize the role digital technology plays in the journey toward rehabilitation. Existing market solutions fail to provide even the baseline level of functionality or connectivity required. my-PathFinder is engineered to bridge these gaps and set new benchmarks for support.
Reclaiming one's life is a monumental challenge. Our personalized platform serves as the essential bridge to simplify the arduous transition toward autonomy.
— Hamid Kaber, Founder
The market opportunity
A significant and underserved population of stroke survivors and caregivers needs ongoing support after rehabilitation ends.
| Region | Stroke Survivors | New Strokes / Year | Est. Caregivers |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | ~9.4 Million | ~800,000 | ~4.8 Million |
| Canada | ~878,000 | ~108,700 | ~439,000 |
| Great Britain | ~1.4 Million | ~100,000 | ~868,000 |
| Total | ~11.7 Million | ~1 Million | ~6.1 Million |
The post-rehabilitation gap
Approximately 80% of stroke survivors return home after initial treatment, relying heavily on family and unpaid caregivers. A substantial percentage in the UK and US receive inadequate follow-up care after discharge — creating a large, unsupported population.
Our roadmap
- Stage 1: MVP application introducing the core offering.
- Stage 2: A full web-based platform serving Windows, iOS, and mobile platforms.
- Year one goal: A validated, functional tool piloted with survivors and caregivers in Montreal, ready for wider release.