CAREDARA™ CONTINUITY PARTNER NETWORK
Join a network of home-care organizations helping people transition from short-term stabilization to reliable ongoing support.
Caredara works with qualified home-care partners to coordinate warm handoffs for clients who need continuing care. Partners may also request short-term Caredara capacity when unexpected gaps affect their own services.
Stabilization
Short-term support, activated by Caredara.
Continuity
Reliable support with an existing or chosen provider.
TWO PATHWAYS. ONE SHARED PURPOSE.
Connect people to the next stage of care. Access short-term support when a gap arises. Choose the pathway that fits your organization.
STABILIZATION → CONTINUITY
When clients need ongoing support following stabilization, Caredara helps connect them with suitable home-care providers. Existing provider relationships and client choice always come first.
CONTINUITY → STABILIZATION
When your organization experiences an unexpected care gap, Caredara can help activate qualified practitioners for appropriate short-term needs, subject to availability.
Agencies are never required to purchase Caredara services to qualify for continuity referrals.
PROTECTING ESTABLISHED CARE
Caredara is designed to support—not replace—established home-care relationships. If a client already has an ongoing care provider, that provider is the first continuity destination, subject to client authorization, even if the provider is not part of the Caredara network.
Caredara does not take ownership of ongoing client relationships.
Existing providers are prioritized for return-to-care handoffs.
A client may explicitly choose another provider.
Caredara supports transition coordination rather than long-term service delivery.
A CLEAR PATH TO CONTINUITY
Client choice, consent and provider acceptance always take precedence over automated allocation.
Return to that provider, with client consent and confirmation that care can resume safely.
NO Check the client’s preference
Support the client’s selection, including a suitable non-network provider where appropriate.
NO Consider eligible partners
Identify qualified, suitable and available partners. With the client’s authorization, rotate which agency is approached first.
Acceptance is always required
FAIR HANDOFF POLICY · UPDATED NOVEMBER 9, 2026
Existing provider relationships are considered first. A client may select a different suitable provider, whether or not it is in the network. If an existing provider cannot resume safely, the client’s preferences and available options must be revisited before any offer is made.
When there is no existing or preferred provider, agencies are filtered by approved service, geography, funding pathway, accessibility, readiness and current capacity. Inactive, unavailable and non-qualified agencies are excluded.
The oldest last qualifying offer in the relevant regional, service and funding queue determines the first approach. Newly qualified agencies with no previous offer receive an initial turn; a stable partner-ID tie-break resolves ties. Offers, responses, declines and expirations are recorded. The next suitable agency is approached after a decline or expiration, and every exception requires a documented reason.
Payments, overflow purchases, reciprocal referrals, investments and agency size alone never influence priority. Equal opportunity to be considered does not guarantee equal placements.
A handoff is complete only after client authorization, agency acceptance, an agreed next-contact or start plan, and secure transfer of necessary information. A referral sent is not a handoff completed. Publicly funded care follows the authorized care coordinator and established processes; the network cannot independently reassign it.
Conditionally approved agencies cannot receive live client handoffs until all mandatory requirements are met. Allocation remains a future private workflow, not an automated feature of this website.
OUR FAIR HANDOFF COMMITMENT
Never divert a client from an established provider simply because another agency is in the network.
Clients or authorized substitute decision-makers remain central to provider selection.
Consider geography, required services, qualifications, funding pathway, accessibility, readiness and capacity.
When no provider is chosen, use a fair, documented rotation of eligible partners.
Priority never depends on payments, overflow spending, reciprocal referrals, investments or agency size alone.
Equal opportunity to be considered does not guarantee an equal number of placements.
WHO CAN BECOME A PARTNER?
Applications are welcomed from small, medium and larger organizations. Approval is based on suitability and objective standards, rather than organization size.
Business registration and organizational accountability.
Appropriate insurance and financial transparency.
Verified qualifications, screening and supervision.
Care quality, safety and escalation procedures.
Secure records and appropriate consent practices.
Defined service area, intake contact and operational capacity.
HOW TO JOIN
Complete a short expression of interest with your organization, service area and partnership interests.
Caredara reviews qualifications, insurance, safety, privacy and service capabilities through a secure process.
Confirm approved services, geography, funding pathways and handoff procedures.
Become eligible for appropriate continuity enquiries and separately explore optional overflow activations.
Submitting an application does not automatically approve an agency.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Understand the proposed partnership before taking the next step.
Talk to CaredaraThe proposed program includes no fee for receiving continuity referrals. Final participation terms, including any joining arrangements, will be confirmed before enrolment. Optional overflow services would be agreed separately and do not affect referral eligibility.
No. Approval makes an agency eligible to be considered for suitable continuity enquiries. It does not guarantee referrals, placements, volumes or service availability. Equal opportunity to be considered does not mean equal numbers of placements.
Your agency is the first continuity destination, subject to the client’s authorization and your ability to resume safely. This applies even if your agency is not in the network. A client may explicitly choose another provider.
Yes. The pathways are independent. Agencies are never required to purchase Caredara services to qualify for continuity referrals. Using overflow services does not improve referral priority.
Existing relationships come first, followed by the client’s choice. Only when there is no existing or preferred provider would suitable, qualified and available agencies be approached through a documented fair rotation, with client authorization.
Yes. An agency may decline when it cannot safely accept the care, lacks capacity or is not a suitable match. Offers and responses would be recorded, and the next suitable agency approached. No minimum volume or exclusivity is required.
The accepting provider is responsible for the ongoing services it agrees to deliver. Responsibilities, an agreed next-contact or start plan, and the necessary information transfer must be confirmed as part of the handoff. Caredara coordinates short-term stabilization and transition.
With appropriate authorization, the necessary information about the agreed care needs, current support and transition plan would be transferred securely. Personal health information and sensitive documents must not be sent through this public application or ordinary email.
Agencies may express interest. Participation depends on suitability and the relevant funding authorization. Publicly funded care must be coordinated through the authorized care coordinator and established processes; the network does not independently reassign publicly funded care.
STRONGER CARE, TOGETHER
Join Caredara in connecting short-term stabilization with reliable ongoing care. Together, we can strengthen established care relationships and help people access appropriate support when they need it.
Apply to Join the Network“When care breaks down, we activate. When care is stabilized, we connect people back to continuity.”
The proposed network supports care coordination. It is not a staffing marketplace, paid lead-generation service or a way to redirect clients away from existing providers. Participation and availability are subject to verification.