Concerto CarePartners
In-Home Support
ConcertoCare (a.k.a. Concerto) partners with your current doctor to bring additional support right to your home. Our in-home care team is an extension of your physician that helps to deliver medical support that is customized to your individual needs. We work with your health insurance plan to provide these services at no additional cost to you.
Support Services
We customize medical care support to meet your individual needs. This can range from in-home support to help manage chronic conditions or occasional in-home check-ups and health coaching to help you stay healthy and on your feet.
Checkups
We can provide both regular in-home checkups and urgent care if you need it.
Chronic Conditions
We can help you manage any of your chronic conditions (such as heart and lung conditions, diabetes, or kidney disease).
Lifestyle Goals
We can help you with lifestyle goals like nutrition, exercise, and weight loss.
Medications
We can help you with your medications, order refills, or see if there are medications you no longer need.
Mental Health
We can help you manage symptoms from depression, anxiety, or other mental health conditions.
Healthy Life
We can help you access medical equipment, healthy meals, transportation, and housing that meets your needs.
Our Teams
Our teams are made up of doctors, nurses, pharmacists, social workers, mental health professionals, community health workers and more.
Every person is different. We work closely with you, your family members and caregivers, and your primary and specialist doctors to understand your individual health goals – whatever they may be – and help you succeed in achieving them.
Availability
We currently provide our CarePartners in-home support program in multiple states through partnerships with specific health plans. If you are eligible for this program, you will receive outreach via your existing health plan with instructions on how to enroll.
If you have not received outreach and would like more information about our CarePartners programs in California, North Carolina, Ohio, and Rhode Island.
