Build more reliable home-care access, together.
We’re exploring pilot partnerships with organizations already close to Atlanta families and caregivers — to extend verified, governed home care access further and faster than we could reach alone.
Who we’re talking to
Organizations already close to the families and caregivers.
Care delivery partners
Organizations that provide or coordinate care directly.
- Licensed home care agencies
- Caregiver-training programs
- Discharge-support networks
Community access partners
Organizations already trusted by the families who need us most.
- Community organizations and senior-resource groups
- Faith-based and neighborhood organizations
- Care navigators
Coverage and access partners
Organizations working to extend who can access verified care.
- Organizations with Medicaid or waiver experience
What partnering actually looks like
What your organization gets, in plain terms.
Caregiver supply activation
A path for your trained, experienced caregivers into defined, recorded work — with a verification and work history record that belongs to them, not to your organization or ours.
Family coordination, without the runaround
Your families get one clear request and confirmed terms — instead of a chain of calls between your organization, the family, and whoever happens to be available.
Defined terms before anyone accepts
Scope, schedule, rate, cancellation, and replacement are set upfront, with a written path for exceptions — not improvised case by case.
A shared, visible record
Fulfillment, missed visits, changes, and how they were resolved — visible to your organization, not just to us.
How a pilot works
Small, defined, and read from the record.
Four steps, agreed before anything starts.
- 01
A first conversation
Your population, your constraints, and what a useful outcome would look like.
- 02
A narrow scope
One service, one area, one referral or supply path — small enough to measure honestly.
- 03
Shared terms and escalation
Who does what, what’s recorded, and how exceptions and concerns are handled — agreed in writing before anything starts.
- 04
Review against the record
Fulfillment, response, continuity, and exceptions — read from what actually happened, not assumed.
What would a useful partnership look like?
Tell us about your organization and the families or caregivers you work with. Choose Strategic Partner as your role, and a person will reply directly.
Or write to contact@NNHG.us · New National Health Group · Atlanta, Georgia
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