Let the revolution begin
Healthcare has been missing its home team.
Medicine has always had its team. The home has never had one. HomeTeams is the system that changes that, so no one faces care alone.
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Medicine has always had its team. The home has never had one. HomeTeams is the system that changes that, so no one faces care alone.
Healthcare forgot the most important people in the room: the ones who love you.
Fifty-nine million Americans are doing this work right now, and the system barely counts them.
Cited · AARP, Valuing the Invaluable (2026 report)A diagnosis lands. A loved one comes home. Suddenly one person is holding the medications and the appointments, plus every question anyone thinks to ask. Our system was built around the fifteen-minute visit, not the months that follow it, at the kitchen table.
HomeTeams treats it like one. You run the team, deciding who sees what and who does what, and everyone around you steps into a clear role. Your clinic, your health plan, your pharmacy: the wider system starts to organize around that home, rather than making the home organize around it.
"The bill came and I sat in the car with it for a while. I didn't tell anybody for about a week. Then my cousin found out, I still do not know how, and she told her sister, and her sister told some of Mom's old students from the high school. One of them used to drive her to church. I'd forgotten that. Anyway. By the end of the month it wasn't just me anymore."
Illustrative composite, not a specific individualThe cost of care shouldn't land on one person. The HomeTeams Wallet lets a whole community help carry it together.
"My grandson asked me about the year we almost lost the farm. Nobody had asked me that in thirty years."
Illustrative composite, not a specific individualLiving Legacy turns those conversations into something the whole family keeps. Recorded together, while there's still time to enjoy the telling.
No one should face care alone.
That's the revolution. It begins at home, with a team. Yours.
America spends $5.3 trillion a year on healthcare, and almost none of it reaches the place outcomes are actually decided: home.
Cited · CMS National Health Expenditures, 2024 (18% of GDP)A 30-day readmission and an avoidable emergency room (ER) visit usually trace to the same moment: a family at home who doesn't know what's happening or what to do.
A co-brandable member experience that puts 24/7 information, real nurse access, and a shared plan into the home. Concerns surface earlier, which drives enrollment and loyalty. Lower avoidable cost follows on its own.
Your member goes home. The claim is paid; visibility drops to zero.
Husband, daughter, a neighbor: meds reconciled, warning signs listed, roles clear.
Her ankles swell. The team flags it, and a nurse call replaces the emergency room visit.
The evidence for caregiver-supported care keeps pointing the same way: fewer avoidable admissions and lower downstream cost, the outcomes your actuaries already track.
Cited · peer-reviewed transitional-care literature (see the partner path for the trial detail)
We co-brand the experience to your plan.
Members build their home team at discharge, where the risk concentrates.
You get visibility into the weeks after the claim, the ones you've never been able to see.
"Home-based care has the potential to lower health care costs by preventing hospitalizations and reducing hospital and nursing home stays." Seema Verma, former Administrator, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Family caregivers deliver more than $1 trillion of care every year, unpaid, untrained, and usually alone.
Cited · AARP, Valuing the Invaluable (2026 report)If you have ever kept a parent's medication list in your own handwriting, you already know what this is.
You already have a team. It has just never been organized. The cousin who checks in, the neighbor who drives to appointments. HomeTeams gives each of them a clear role, and you decide who sees what. Coach AI answers the questions in between, and the professionals already in your corner, a nurse, a doctor, a care manager, get a clear role instead of a voicemail.
Caring for someone is real work, and you're the one doing it. HomeTeams is built to back you up.
Invite the people already helping.
Decide who sees what, and who does what.
Coach answers the small questions, any hour, so the hard ones are the only ones left for a person.
"Family caregivers are the backbone of long-term care in this country. We must treat family caregivers as the valuable resource that they are." Susan Reinhard, SVP, AARP Public Policy Institute
Bringing the family into discharge planning cuts older patients' readmission risk by 25%. Most systems still don't do it.
Cited · Rodakowski et al. 2017, J Am Geriatr Soc, meta-analysis of 15 randomized trials, 4,361 patientsYour clinicians spend the visit reconstructing what happened at home instead of deciding what comes next. Medicare already pays a monthly amount for advanced primary care management. To bill it, a practice has to be able to see and act on what happens between visits. The guidance illustrates it with a patient who photographs swollen legs at home: the practice has to be able to read that remotely. The payment is not the obstacle. The weeks are invisible.
And the rules are already written in the language of caregivers. Round-the-clock access for the patient or their caregiver. A copy of the care plan to the patient or caregiver. Follow-up within seven days of leaving a hospital or an emergency department.
Cited · Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Advanced Primary Care Management service elementsWhat changed in January 2026. Remote monitoring no longer needs sixteen days of data in a month; two will do. Treatment management now starts at ten minutes, with one real-time conversation with the patient or their caregiver. And the visit-complexity add-on now applies to care given in the home.
Cited · Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, CY2026 Physician Fee Schedule final rule, effective 1 January 2026Federal guidance ties structured patient-and-family engagement to safer, more efficient visits. AHRQ's IDEAL Discharge Planning names family engagement a readmission-prevention strategy.
Cited · Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Guide to Patient & Family Engagement, Strategy 4
Your patients set up a home team. No new software for your staff.
Between visits, their questions and observations collect in one place.
Your clinic reviews and documents the between-visit care it already provides, under the care-management programs that already exist.
"With proper training and support, caregivers are more likely to be able to fulfill these responsibilities and keep their loved ones from having to return to the hospital." Juleen Rodakowski, University of Pittsburgh · lead author of the caregiver-integration meta-analysis
Seven working parts, built around one home. Here is what each one is, and what it actually does.
Medicare already pays practices to manage care between visits. Most cannot capture it, because they cannot see what happens at home.
Families now carry the long stretches between appointments, with no training and no system built for them.
The coordination work that used to need staff can now be carried by software, in the home, at no clinical cost.
None of this was possible five years ago. All three are true now.
One home, seven working parts. The light gathers what is happening in each room, then reaches out to the clinic and the pharmacy on the horizon.
If you have ever repeated the same history to three different people in one week, you already know what is broken.
You already have an app nobody opens, no room for another system, and a doctor who has never asked what happens at home. So each part below earns its place or it should not exist.
Healthcare is a team sport. Nobody should play it alone.
Coach AI answers the question in front of you at 11pm, in plain words, without waiting for the next appointment. It knows the plan, the medications, and who on your team to pull in.
Best for the person holding it all together
You will see this in the app as Health Insights. Among ourselves we call it the Vault.
Your data. Your vault. Your rules.
Every record, in one place that belongs to your family, not to a hospital system, and not to us. You decide who sees it, and when. And you can take it with you.
Connected care. Smarter care.
Providers, labs, medications, therapies and protocols arrive in one place, so the team stops reconstructing history and starts acting on it.
Best for coordinating with clinicians
Consistency is what actually changes outcomes.
Daily tracking, symptoms, and medication adherence, carried by the whole team instead of one exhausted person. And because it is written down, your clinic can support the care that happens between visits, the weeks it has never been able to see.
Best for families managing a long condition
You choose. You control. You contribute.
See what large-scale, real-world research says about a situation like yours. Then decide, on your terms, whether your own data helps answer the next question. Most systems study you. This one asks.
Best for families who want to move medicine forward
Turn everyday spending into health capital.
Groceries, gas, the things you already buy anyway. A percentage comes back to your HomeTeams Wallet. Use it for care, or give it to someone you love. Covering a month's rent for a family in crisis is health spending, whatever the receipt says.
Best for families sharing the load
Celebrate a life while it is still being lived.
The stories, the voices, the year they almost lost the farm. Recorded together, while everyone is still at the table to hear them.
"My grandson asked me about the year we almost lost the farm. Nobody had asked me that in thirty years."Illustrative composite, not a specific individual
The bridge from home to hospitals. Everything above runs in the home. Medicare already pays practices to manage care between visits. Most simply cannot see what happens there. HomeTeams makes those weeks visible, so the home gets better care and the practice can finally support it. Clinic-side detail lives on the partner path.
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