WHY CARE COMMUTE?
Care Commute provides trained companions who drive and assist patients, making hospital visits, clinic appointments, and other social/personal outings safe, reliable, and stress-free. We support families by managing logistics, mobility, and non-clinical assistance—helping patients navigate appointments, paperwork, and follow-ups with care and reassurance. Our companions act as a dependable extension of the family, ensuring comfort, safety, and continuity of care for patients. By blending professional transport with attentive, empathetic support, Care Commute helps families focus on healing and everyday life while we take care of the journey.
OUR PURPOSE
At Care Commute, our purpose is to ease the strain on families by offering dependable paramedical companions who drive and assist patients — providing the support, safety, and reassurance needed for hospital visits and social outings.

Disha Saxena, Co-Founder
Disha has experience across development, research, and strategy, working with PRADAN, NCAER, and EY. She holds a Bachelor’s in Economics from the University of Delhi and a Master’s in Applied Economics from the Centre for Development Studies. Her work includes community development and policy consulting. At Care Commute, she focuses on systems, product design, and impact.

Shivani Rawat, Co-Founder
Shivani has worked on rural development and project implementation with farmers and communities through PRADAN, including MGNREGA projects in Madhya Pradesh. She has also worked with Jatan Sansthan and Saathi on programmes focused on women and children’s health and well-being. Earlier, she worked as a Media Manager at I-Care India. She holds a Bachelor’s in Mass Communication and a Master’s in Development Studies from Azim Premji University.

Brinda Khera, Co-Founder
Brinda has worked across government, consulting, and development with organisations such as EY, the Delhi Government, CARE India, and the Embassy of Israel. Her experience includes programme design, research, and operations across social sectors. She holds a Bachelor’s in History from Miranda House and a Master’s in Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship from the Tata Institute of Social Sciences.






