Developmental disability coordination
Carevazo helps families keep health, safety, school, routines, support needs, and team context together as life gets more complex.
Flexible profile
Person first
Family coordination
Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, ADHD, intellectual disability, genetic conditions, and co-occurring needs can bring different providers, forms, appointments, and school conversations. The family should not have to hold all of it alone.
Self-determination
Care coordination should support self-determination. People with developmental disabilities deserve maximum control over their own information, choices, routines, and support network.
Carevazo is not diagnosis marketing. The product is built for the moment care breaks because context does not travel: a school meeting, a new aide, a therapy change, a transition plan, a medical update, or a provider who only sees one slice of the person.
Our earliest depth came from autism-informed family life, but the profile, journal, team access, and handoff loop are designed to serve broader developmental disability coordination. We will keep deepening condition-specific examples as families teach us what matters.
Screenshots use demo product surfaces to show flexible profile sections. They are proof of structure, not a claim that every diagnosis-specific workflow is finished.
Profile sections
Health and school
What works now
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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