Joseph’s journey with autism began at home. His younger sister is autistic, and growing up, he often stepped in as a caregiver when his father’s health declined. Those experiences shaped his vision to create a more compassionate, connected approach to care — one grounded in lived experience, not just expertise. “This isn’t just a career. It’s personal. I know what it’s like to be the brother, the advocate, the one who’s up at night looking for answers. I want to make sure families like mine are never alone.”
