AnchorCare provides comprehensive, trauma-informed health assessment and care coordination services — delivered through an Enhanced Integrated Care Model that ensures no child falls through the cracks.

Comprehensive health assessment conducted within 72 hours of foster placement, including physical exam, developmental screening, and behavioral health evaluation.
Complete physical examination following AAP guidelines, including growth monitoring, vital signs, abuse/neglect screening, and medication reconciliation.
Trauma-informed mental health assessment using validated tools (PHQ-9, GAD-7, PSC-17) with immediate stabilization support when needed.
Seamless referral management and follow-up coordination with primary care providers, specialists, and mental health services to ensure continuity of care.
Dedicated peer navigator support for foster families, including appointment coordination, transportation assistance, and connection to community resources.
Secure, integrated documentation system that breaks down communication silos and ensures all team members have access to critical health information.
AnchorCare's Enhanced Integrated Care Model (EICM) goes beyond traditional health assessments. By uniting clinical care, behavioral health, care coordination, and community support under one team, we ensure every foster child receives holistic, seamless care — from the moment of placement and beyond.
Traditional foster care health services are fragmented — a medical visit here, a behavioral health referral there, with little coordination in between. AnchorCare's EICM brings all of these together. Our multidisciplinary team conducts a unified assessment, builds a shared care plan, and actively coordinates follow-through across every system involved in a child's life. Families get one trusted team, one coordinated plan, and a dedicated navigator ensuring nothing gets missed.
Physical, behavioral, developmental, and social health needs are evaluated together — not in isolation — giving care teams a complete picture of each child.
AnchorCare bridges child welfare, healthcare, education, and community systems so every stakeholder is aligned and informed around the child's care plan.
Every touchpoint — from intake to follow-up — is grounded in evidence-based trauma-informed principles that recognize and respond to each child's lived experience.
Our team develops a unified, actionable care plan with clear referrals, timelines, and roles — eliminating duplication and closing gaps between systems.
Care doesn't stop after the initial assessment. AnchorCare tracks referral completion, monitors outcomes, and steps in to resolve barriers as they arise.
Foster families and youth are active participants in their care — not just recipients. We center their voices, preferences, and goals throughout the entire process.
Foster children never pay for AnchorCare services. Our program is sustained through partnerships, grants, and the generosity of donors who believe every child deserves access to quality care.
We partner with county and state child welfare agencies who fund services for youth in their care through grants and contracts.
AnchorCare actively pursues federal, state, and private grant opportunities to expand access and sustain our team.
Individual and organizational donors can directly sponsor a child's care, ensuring cost is never a barrier for the most vulnerable youth.
As we grow, we are actively exploring sustainable payment models — including Medicaid partnerships and innovative care delivery contracts — to expand our reach.
Your donation can sponsor a foster child's access to AnchorCare — giving them coordinated, compassionate care with no cost to their family. Every gift directly removes a barrier between a vulnerable child and the healthcare they deserve.
Covers one foster child's monthly care coordination — unlimited support, zero cost to the child.
Fund an entire foster family's enrollment so every child has full access to integrated care.
Every dollar helps fund care coordination, staff, and outreach for foster youth.
AnchorCare is a nonprofit organization. Donations may be tax-deductible.
Upon notification of a new foster placement, our team immediately begins preparation and scheduling.
Peer Navigator contacts family to confirm appointment, arrange transportation, and answer questions.
Multi-disciplinary team conducts thorough health and behavioral health assessment in trauma-informed manner.
Results integrated into comprehensive care plan with clear referrals and follow-up actions documented.
Continuous follow-up to ensure referrals are completed and barriers to care are addressed.
All assessments follow American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines and best practices.
Every interaction is grounded in understanding of trauma and its impact on development.
Medical and behavioral health assessment conducted simultaneously for comprehensive understanding.
Foster families are active partners in assessment and care planning process.
Appointments available within 72 hours of placement notification.
Dedicated follow-up ensures referrals are completed and care is coordinated.