Bridging Skilled Caregivers to Healthcare Institutions
CareBridge India trains, certifies, and places General Duty Assistants into hospitals across Maharashtra — turning caregiving into a recognized, dignified profession.
India's healthcare system needs trained hands. We build them.
India's hospitals face a widening shortage of trained caregiving talent, while a vast unorganized workforce remains without formal credentials or a career path. CareBridge India closes that gap — training General Duty Assistants to a consistent, hospital-ready standard, and placing them where they're needed most.
We believe caregiving is a skilled profession, not informal labor. Every GDA who graduates through CareBridge carries a certification, a career pathway, and the dignity that comes with formal recognition.
Four ways we bridge the gap
Certified GDA Training
Structured training against a proprietary curriculum, leading to the CCC (Certified Care Companion) credential.
Full-Spectrum Hospital Placement
Placement across six institutional tiers — from large multi-specialty hospitals to nursing homes and clinics.
NAPS Apprenticeship Compliance
Training aligned with the National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme for compliant, subsidized on-the-job pathways.
Home Care Marketplace
Connecting certified caregivers directly with families for in-home care. Launching soon.
Built for institutions, not just for hiring
- Every candidate is trained to a consistent, verifiable standard — not just sourced.
- A technology portal tracks training, candidates, and placement end to end.
- Flexible placement across institution sizes, so you're never over- or under-staffed.
- Compliance-first training design, built around NAPS from day one.
Led by healthcare, technology, and public-sector veterans
Four leaders bringing decades of hospital operations, eGovernance, and technology expertise to India's caregiving workforce.
Swetank Gupta
CEO
Ajay Jain
Director
Reena Gupta
CTO