Updates, insights, and stories on adaptive technology and disability care equity.
We're bringing a second group of families into InclusiCare early access, timed for the moment handoffs spike every year. Here's what changed since cohort one, and why trust had to come before scale.
By William Kreitzer
When students with disabilities age out of special education at twenty-two, the IEP — often the most complete care record they will ever have — legally expires. The transition cliff is really a coordination failure, and part of it is fixable.
By William Kreitzer
Two months into InclusiCare's early access cohort, the first families taught us the handoff — not daily logging — is where the product earns its place. Here's what we changed.
By William Kreitzer
More than three in four family caregivers of children with disabilities experience burnout. That number isn't a mental health crisis. It's an infrastructure crisis.
By William Kreitzer
InclusiGear is a 2026–2027 member of the Caregiver Action Network's Caregiver Innovation Council — joining a national table to advocate for the families we serve.
By William Kreitzer
Families on Medicaid waiver waitlists wait an average of 32 months for services. Here's what they're doing during that time, and why the infrastructure for that work matters.
By William Kreitzer
InclusiCare exists because a special education teacher kept telling a manufacturing engineer that he was solving the wrong problem. Here's what my co-founder's classroom expertise has changed about how we build.
By William Kreitzer
The federal government is betting on AI to help solve the caregiver crisis. Here's what that bet needs to get right — and where it could quietly go wrong for disability families.
By William Kreitzer
We're inviting our first cohort of families, therapists, and educators into InclusiCare. Here's what we're shipping, what we're listening for, and how to join.
By William Kreitzer
Two out of three parent centers say families often struggle to find the right assistive technology for their child. The tools exist — finding them is the broken part.
By William Kreitzer
An inside look at the design principles shaping InclusiCare — and why we're saying no to features that would make the product worse for the families we're building it for.
By William Kreitzer
Every time a new caregiver, teacher, or therapist enters a disabled child's life, families spend hours re-explaining what could have been written down once. That burden has a cost we rarely measure.
By William Kreitzer
Introducing our blog — a space for updates on InclusiCare, stories from our community, and our perspective on disability care equity.
By William Kreitzer