A headshot of Tim Leow, a SaaS, sales, cybersecurity, and homecare expert, smiling at the camera.

Hi, I’m Tim.

I spent over 20 years in tech, mostly with early-stage SaaS and cybersecurity companies.

I built high growth sales teams, opened new markets, and helped grow companies from scrappy startups to real players. I worked across North America and Europe, learned how to enter markets with no playbook, and coached teams to hit goals they didn’t think were possible. It was fast-paced, challenging, and rewarding.

But a few years ago, everything changed.

My family needed help caring for aging parents. Like so many families, we wanted them to stay home, stay independent, and stay safe. But finding reliable, compassionate care turned into a nightmare. The options were confusing. The costs were unclear. Caregivers came and went. The system felt impersonal and broken.

So I set out to change it.

What I’m Building Now

Today, I’m focused on two things.

I own and operate Hallmark Homecare in the Raleigh–Durham–Chapel Hill region, where we’re redefining how families find and hire in-home care. Our direct-hire model connects families straight to elite, fully vetted caregivers: no agencies in the middle, no rotating staff, and no hidden fees. Families gain long-term continuity with trusted professionals who show up, and deliver exceptional care. It’s care that’s transparent, consistent, and built on genuine trust, the way it should be.

Second, I’m scaling CareFortis, a healthcare innovation venture created to tackle the very challenges that drew me into this field. We’re building intelligent systems that bring clarity, coordination, and advocacy to every stage of care, from hospital discharge to home support. Our platform empowers families with better information, helps caregivers deliver consistent, high-quality care, and gives providers the tools to reduce burnout and improve outcomes. The goal is simple: to make senior care easier for families, better for caregivers, and more sustainable for the entire care ecosystem.