Autism-informed coordination and Arizona early access
Your family. Your team. Finally connected.
Care that stays coherent when the room keeps changing
Carevazo is family-first coordination built from the care recipient outward. We focus on the brittle moment a new provider, aide, or teacher walks in with zero shared context, because that is when systems fail people, not the other way around.
Fragmented information turns every new face into a crisis
Most families are not missing love or effort. They are missing one consent-aware story that survives scheduling chaos, agency turnover, and the gap between school, home, and clinic. The stress sits in broken systems, never in the person receiving care.
What Carevazo is
Built around the person, not the paperwork.
Carevazo is the first care coordination platform designed from the care recipient outward — giving autistic individuals and their families a single source of truth that travels with them across providers, schools, and life transitions.
We build for households managing complex developmental and medical schedules, starting deepest with autism-informed families in Arizona who live in therapy and school rotations daily. Early access is grounded in relationships that already matter locally, including institutions such as SARRC where that helps families. We pair a structured profile and journal with permissioned sharing and handoff-oriented summaries so the next person in the room can orient quickly without turning parents into full-time scribes.
What you can expect from the direction we are shipping
- A family-led profile that stays useful instead of ornamental
- Team permissions that match how you already trust people in real life
- Handoff prep flows that put clarity ahead of paperwork nobody has time to reread
- An own-voice space for self-advocates: their words stay theirs to edit where the product supports it
- Descriptive AI support that narrates context, not medical orders
- Arizona resource basics in-product so you are not left with a blank map
We are honest that lifespan-wide elder workflows are vision, not MVP parity. The emotional shape of aging-family handoffs still rhymes with what we solve first, and we will grow into that depth carefully.
Who it is for right now
If you are an Arizona-facing family balancing therapies, school communication, and clinical rotation, you are the early cohort we are designing beside first.
If you are supporting aging parents or other complex diagnoses, you still belong in the conversation. Join updates while we earn the product depth your situation deserves without overstating what is live today.
Early access, plainly said
We are running small cohorts while the core loop stabilizes. That keeps our promises aligned with what you can actually touch in the app.
Trust, privacy, and infrastructure posture
You stay in control of what gets shared, with who, and when. Carevazo is engineered with HIPAA-grade infrastructure intent, and we stay literal about BAAs, PHI, and what is production-ready as we ship. We are also building toward pricing a household can sustain, not only typical per-seat clinical software economics.
From the blog
Handoffs and communication
When the therapy team rotates and the binder stops working
March 12, 2026
Rotation is normal in community care. The hard part is showing up as the new face when the last note never made it out of a discharge stack. A short frame for what families need in the first ten minutes.
Read: When the therapy team rotates and the binder stops workingSchool and clinical alignment
Three sentences that survive the school-to-home handoff
March 18, 2026
You will not fix the IEP in a hallway. You can still leave the day with a neutral signal a teacher, aide, or parent can reuse tomorrow without re-explaining the whole child.
Read: Three sentences that survive the school-to-home handoffAutism-informed family support
What we mean by autism-informed, not autism-only
March 22, 2026
Language matters when you market care software. Here is how we keep dignity centered, stress systems instead of people, and stay honest about depth versus breadth in early product.
Read: What we mean by autism-informed, not autism-only
Frequently asked questions
What is Carevazo?⌄
Carevazo is family-first care coordination software built around the care recipient. Households keep one structured profile, journal, and permissioned context so the next helper does not start from zero when the schedule changes.
Can a care recipient speak for themselves in their profile?⌄
When a self-advocate uses Carevazo, they get an own-voice section they author. No one else edits that section for them. It is one of the clearest ways we keep dignity and consent in the same room as clinical and school context.
Who is Carevazo for in early access?⌄
We are starting with small, Arizona-focused cohorts where autism-informed coordination and busy therapy or school schedules are everyday reality. If that is not you yet, you can still follow along: the underlying problem we solve is the fragile handoff, which shows up across ages and diagnoses.
What is included in the first public release we describe here?⌄
The product direction centers on a family-led profile, journal, team permissions, and handoff-oriented summaries, plus Arizona resource basics as static guides in the app. Specific feature lists should match whatever is actually shipping in the build you are evaluating, and we will tighten this FAQ as releases stabilize.
Is Carevazo only for autism?⌄
No. Autism-informed depth is our honest center of gravity for early learning because that is where founder and advisor experience runs deepest, not because other diagnoses are less important. We welcome families facing other complex handoffs and will expand product depth as we earn it.
How does Carevazo approach health information?⌄
Carevazo is being built with HIPAA-grade infrastructure intent. You should assume protected health information receives appropriate safeguards, including business associate agreements where required before real clinical data is stored. If you are unsure whether your use case needs a BAA, ask us directly and we will be plain about what is live today.
How do providers fit in?⌄
Families lead invites and permissions. Providers and other helpers get skimmable context that respects consent, not surveillance. The public marketing site includes a For providers entry point; the detailed provider story lives there.
I am not in Arizona. Can I stay informed?⌄
Yes. Early cohorts are Arizona-first for operational focus, not as a permanent gate. Join the updates section on this page to hear when broader access makes sense.
Updates and early access
Early cohorts are invite-driven while we finish the core loop. Use this section as your anchor for honest timelines: when public signup opens, it will live here. Until then, follow along if you want the real notes, not stage lighting.
Designed with families who live this, not above it
Chief Mom Officer Mckenzy McCarthy leads the company with lived caregiving experience. Advisors Julia Boenzi and Jacob, an autistic adult, keep self-advocate dignity and practical design in the same room. Our design principle stays fixed: start from the care recipient and move outward.
If you are a provider or aide who keeps showing up for someone you just met, we are building so your first thirty minutes can be respectful, not extractive. Families stay in the lead.
Your family. Your team. Finally connected.