Autism-informed care coordination
Carevazo helps families share what is working, what changed this week, and what matters most across school, therapy, home, and respite.
Liam handoff
What travels
Family handoff
The primary caregiver should not have to be the only person who remembers every support, trigger, update, and appointment detail.
Self-advocate voice
Self-advocate voice is core to Carevazo. Autistic teenagers and adults should be able to see what is written about them, speak in their own words, and control what gets shared where the product supports it.
Carevazo's earliest product learning comes from autism-informed family life: rotating therapy teams, school-home gaps, sensory context, communication supports, and the brittle moments when context does not travel. That depth matters. It is not a gate.
If your person is not autistic, you still belong. We say autism-informed because that is where our product learning started and where our demo depth is richest today — not because we rank diagnoses.
Screenshots use Liam, a demo family profile, to show the product without exposing real families.
Handoff that travels
School to home
Provider preview
The warm illustrations on our site and social feeds are created with AI — they are not photos of real Carevazo families. We made that choice on purpose: the families we serve already carry enough visibility and vulnerability without us putting their kids or parents on a billboard.
When we show the app itself, those are real product screens — often from our demo families Liam and Rafael, who exist to show how the tool works without asking anyone to pose for marketing.
Plenty of advocates share their own stories and photos beautifully, and we respect that. This is simply our line: when we can show the feeling of a handoff without asking someone else to pose for it, we will. Real user stories, when we publish them, will always be named and consented.
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