For individuals and caregivers

Find your next step for care at home.

If you or someone you care for is coming home after a hospital stay, managing a health change, or having a harder time keeping care organized, CareAtlas can help you understand what support may be available.

Currently serving eligible people in Texas.

Choose how to start

Request a callback

A friendly conversation about your care, your questions, and how we can help.

  • Just your contact information
  • No insurance information needed
  • Our team reaches out to you

Book a first provider visit

Ready to get started? Tell us about yourself and find a time to meet your provider.

  • Your health and contact details
  • Insurance checked before booking
  • Choose an available provider visit

Choose a callback or a first visit.

A CareAtlas team member replies within one business day for callback requests.

Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–6 p.m. Central, excluding holidays.

Requests submitted after business hours, on weekends, or on holidays enter the next-business-day queue.

A first step for you or someone you help.

You do not need to know which program or service is right. Start by telling us who needs support and where care is needed.

I’m helping someone

Helping another adult? Request a callback using your own contact details so we can discuss how to help.

I’m looking for support for myself

If care has become difficult to keep organized, we can help you explore whether CareAtlas services may fit your needs, location, and coverage.

Support that helps care stay connected.

When CareAtlas is an appropriate fit, a care team can help keep the people, information, and next steps around your care more connected. Support depends on your needs and what is clinically appropriate.

A consistent point of contact.

A navigator who gets to know you or your family and helps keep the next step clear.

Patient and family outreach.

Regular contact to understand how things are going and what may need attention.

Medication support.

Help keeping medication questions, changes, and follow-up on the care team’s radar.

Follow-up coordination.

Support organizing appointments, care instructions, and communication after a health change or discharge.

Practical needs.

Help identifying social or day-to-day barriers that may make it harder to follow the care plan.

Remote monitoring when appropriate.

At-home monitoring may be available when ordered and clinically appropriate.

Licensed clinicians oversee clinical decisions. Available support varies by eligibility, clinical appropriateness, location, and program.

Start with one conversation.

What we’ll talk through.

Whether you start with a callback or a first visit, we’ll take time to understand your situation and what support may help.

Who needs support and where care is needed

What has become difficult to coordinate

Whether CareAtlas services may be appropriate and available

Any next steps, clinical requirements, or coverage questions

Coverage and any out-of-pocket costs vary by plan and service. We’ll review what may apply before care begins.

Venn diagram: you and CareAtlas overlap as partners in care
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A clearer next step when care felt difficult.

When care at home became difficult to coordinate, a CareAtlas navigator helped the patient and family reconnect follow-up, medication continuity, and home support—so they had a clearer next step.

Frequently asked questions.

You don’t need to have every answer to get started.

Request a callback or book a first visit. We’ll help you figure out what comes next.