ABOUT SANDWYCH
We’ve been where you are.
SandwYch is a digital health integrator built from lived caregiving experience and designed to support connected, person-centered care. We bring together patients, care partners, providers, community-based organizations, and health plans through secure identity verification, unified health records, coordinated care, and intelligent digital tools that improve communication and continuity across the healthcare journey.
80-90%
of us will need over 4.5 years of caregiving.
4.5 Years
on average, will be spent caring for someone we love.
$7,000
is spent by families in out-of-pocket expenses annually, in addition to caregiving.
We created SandwYch for our loved ones.
Our story began in 2021 with families navigating the challenges of fragmented healthcare firsthand. That experience continues to shape everything we build today—technology that empowers people, strengthens collaboration across the care ecosystem, and helps every individual access the support they need with greater clarity, confidence, and trust.
Our mission is to transform healthcare into a more connected, compassionate experience where patients, families, and care teams can work together seamlessly to improve outcomes and create healthier communities.
OUR MISSION
SandwYch is on a mission to deliver transparent, connected care by uniting secure identity, record matching, navigation, transitions of care, community resources, and cost clarity into one integrated platform that empowers patients, equips providers and suppliers, and strengthens the systems that care for them.
OUR VISION
To redefine healthcare as a transparent, integrated system where patients, families, providers, and health plans are connected through secure identity and unified records, eliminating fragmentation and enabling whole-person care.
Advancing Care Through Research
Sandwych doesn't just build technology—we help advance the science of caregiving. Our latest peer-reviewed research, published in Frontiers in Psychology, explores how caregiver motivations influence stress, resilience, and well-being. The findings reinforce our belief that better understanding caregivers leads to better support, better care, and better outcomes.