CarePair for Care Teams

Find services free. Coordinate the whole transition with CarePair Pro.

Anyone supporting a patient can search CarePair for providers, programs, housing, treatment and community services at no cost. CarePair Pro adds the discharge planning workspace: one CarePlan per person, with everything found in search dropping straight into it.

Always free

  • Search providers, facilities, programs and community services
  • See what each service accepts and how to reach them
  • Use the Care Navigator to figure out what level of care fits
  • Share what you find with a patient or family

CarePair Pro

  • A CarePlan per person: needs, providers, medications, housing, benefits
  • Add anything you find in search straight to that person's plan
  • Referrals, applications and outreach tracked with responses
  • Discharge readiness, follow-up checkpoints and call documentation
  • Hand the finished plan to the patient and their support people
Start a CarePlan
  1. 01

    Plan

    Open the person’s transition workspace and set the plan.

  2. 02

    Connect

    Find services, send outreach, referrals and applications.

  3. 03

    Discharge

    Leave with appointments, pharmacy, housing and next steps already organized.

  4. 04

    Support

    Share the plan with the patient and authorized caregivers.

  5. 05

    Follow

    Track community connections, barriers and return-to-care outcomes.

Transition workspace

One workspace for everything that needs to happen next.

Each patient transition keeps referrals, documents, family communication, follow-up and the care plan together in one record.

Medical care

Primary care, specialists, dental, vision and follow-up.

Behavioral health

Psychiatry, counseling, medication management and community mental health.

Substance use & recovery

Treatment, MOUD/MAT, peer support, recovery services and recovery housing.

Medications & pharmacy

Medication access, prescriptions, pharmacy and refill barriers.

Housing

Housing destination, applications, recovery housing and community placement.

Transportation

Transportation to appointments and community services.

Benefits & basic needs

Insurance, Medicaid, SNAP, identification, food and community resources.

Support network

Emergency contacts, caregivers, authorized representatives and support people.

Explore the discharge planner demo

Outreach

Don’t just give someone a referral.

Find the service, reach out, track the response and know whether the connection actually happened.

  1. 1Need identified
  2. 2Find provider / program
  3. 3Outreach
  4. 4Response
  5. 5Referral / application
  6. 6Appointment / acceptance
  7. 7Transition workspace updated automatically
See how outreach works

Transition dashboard

Know what is ready — and what is still missing.

Instead of reviewing multiple spreadsheets, emails and referral lists, teams can see unresolved transition needs in one place.

James R.

Discharge in 3 days
Transition readiness78%
  • Housing confirmed
  • Pharmacy confirmed
  • PCP scheduled
  • Counseling scheduled
  • Medicaid pending
  • !Psychiatry not scheduled
  • !Transportation not arranged
Open transition

Share & handoff

The plan goes with the person.

Share the transition plan with the patient and authorized support people before discharge. The person receives secure access to their CarePair profile.

  • Appointments
  • Providers
  • Pharmacy
  • Medications
  • Transportation
  • Housing
  • Care team
  • Support people
  • Community resources
  • Tasks
  • Next steps
Explore the discharge planner demo

Co-management

Support doesn’t have to stop at discharge.

For programs that provide transitional support, the patient and authorized care team can co-manage the same transition workspace for a defined follow-up period.

48 hours

Medication, housing and immediate transition check.

7 days

Appointments, transportation and new barriers.

30 days

Community connection and continued engagement.

Organizations can configure their own follow-up periods.

Community progress & outcomes

See what happened after discharge.

Track whether people actually connected to community care and identify where transitions continue to break down.

  • Primary care established
  • Behavioral health connected
  • SUD treatment connected
  • Medications obtained
  • Housing confirmed
  • Appointments attended
  • Unresolved barriers
  • ED utilization
  • Hospital readmissions
  • Behavioral health readmissions
  • Return to detox / treatment
  • Return to institutional care

CarePair reports what was recorded. It does not claim to have caused or prevented any outcome.

Professional workspace

One workspace for your active transitions.

  • My active transitions
  • Discharges this week
  • Needs attention
  • Outreach awaiting response
  • Housing not confirmed
  • Medication barriers
  • Appointments not scheduled
  • Follow-up due
  • Recently discharged
  • Return-to-care events
View professional dashboard

Who uses CarePair

  • Discharge planners
  • Social workers
  • Case managers
  • Care coordinators
  • Re-entry coordinators
  • Peer specialists
  • Behavioral health teams
  • SUD treatment teams
  • Hospital teams
  • SNF / subacute teams
  • Community organizations
  • Health plans / care management programs

Built for individual coordinators — and entire organizations.

Organizations can use CarePair to standardize community transition planning, coordinate work across teams and understand where patients are encountering barriers after discharge.

Explore CarePair for organizations

Keep every transition moving.

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Not sure what level of care is needed yet? Use the Care Navigator