Clinical Collaboration

Join Our Clinical Collaborator Network

We are building Proxi in partnership with clinicians, not in isolation from them. Our clinical collaborator network includes geriatricians, neurologists, psychiatrists, social workers, care navigators, and nurse practitioners who see the caregiver crisis in their practice every day.

We are not asking for your endorsement. We are asking for your expertise, your critique, and your willingness to help us get this right.

What collaboration looks like

1

Advisory input

Participate in quarterly advisory calls to review product direction, clinical validity, and intervention design.

2

DCS Framework review

Critique and refine the Dementia Caregiver Syndrome diagnostic construct, proposed staging, and biomarker selection.

3

Content review

Review clinician-facing and caregiver-facing content for clinical accuracy, appropriate tone, and practical relevance.

4

Referral pathway mapping

Help us map the real referral landscape in your region — what works, what doesn’t, and what’s missing.

5

Pilot participation

Participate in early-stage pilot testing of Proxi’s caregiver intervention, providing clinical oversight and feedback.

6

Research collaboration

Co-develop research protocols, contribute to publications, and help build the evidence base for DCS as a clinical construct.

What you get

  • Early access to Proxi’s platform and intervention tools as they are developed
  • Co-authorship opportunities on DCS framework publications and validation studies
  • Inclusion in our Clinical Advisory Board (for qualifying collaborators)
  • Direct influence on product design — your clinical expertise shapes what we build
  • Access to a peer network of clinicians, researchers, and social workers working at the frontier of caregiver care

Apply to Collaborate

Tell us about your background and how you'd like to contribute. We review applications within one week.

Interested in

Your information is used only for collaboration purposes and is not shared with third parties.