About All Age Care
Medicaid-funded care and support services represent a large and essential service ecosystem across all 50 states — supporting children, individuals with disabilities, older adults, people with chronic conditions, and others who need ongoing care and support. Despite that scale, access remains fragmented: every state operates its own programs, provider directories, and service systems.
The problem isn't a lack of services — it's finding and navigating them. Families searching for something as simple as respite care, personal support, behavioral services, or community and home-based care often bounce between state Medicaid websites, program documents, provider lists, and multiple phone calls.
All Age Care builds a simple navigation layer on top of these fragmented systems — connecting Medicaid participants and families, care providers, and service professionals by making provider information easier to search, understand, and access.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does All Age Care replace Medicaid or state agencies?
No. All Age Care is a navigation layer that helps people find Medicaid-funded providers faster. Eligibility, enrollment, and program administration remain with state Medicaid agencies and authorized organizations.
Which states are in the pilot?
The initial pilot focuses on Maryland, Washington, DC, and Virginia, with plans for future expansion.
What types of providers will be included?
The platform will connect users with Medicaid-funded providers offering services such as: Home and community-based supports; Nursing and medical services; Behavioral and therapeutic services; Respite and caregiver support; Individual/personal support services; Aging and community supports; Disability and developmental services.
How is a provider's information verified?
New and updated provider profiles go into a pending state until an administrator reviews them before they appear in public search results.