Coordination works because
of the partners behind it.
Ohana's ability to coordinate access to 13 services rests on a network of independently licensed providers who share our standards for credentialing, communication, and patient-centered care. These are the organizations we trust with the families who call us.
Independent partners. Shared standards.
Every provider in the Ohana network is independently licensed, operated, and accountable for their own clinical and service delivery. Ohana manages coordination, including intake, routing, communication, and follow-through, but clinical care remains with the licensed provider.
This distinction matters. Ohana is a healthcare management organization, not a staffing firm, a referral directory, or a clinical provider. Our partners are chosen because of their credentials, service quality, and commitment to patient-centered care, not for commercial relationships.
What we verify before any referral
- Active California state license (CDPH, BRN, BVNPT, Board of Pharmacy, etc.)
- Medicare/Medi-Cal certification where applicable
- Liability insurance coverage maintained and current
- No active CDPH or enforcement actions at time of onboarding
- Service area confirmation for patient location
What our network covers.
The organizations we work with.
These are the independent licensed providers and service organizations currently within the Ohana coordination network. Partner profiles are updated as the network grows.
A compassionate licensed hospice agency providing end-of-life comfort care and family support services across Southern California. Independently licensed and Medicare-certified.
A trusted hospice partner providing patient-centered end-of-life care coordination across the Ohana service region. Licensed and Medicare-certified provider.
A Medicare-certified home health agency providing skilled nursing, physical therapy, and home health aide services to post-discharge and homebound patients. unicarehealthgroup.com
Licensed home health agency delivering skilled nursing and therapy services to homebound patients, with a focus on continuity and family communication.
A mobile primary care partner providing coordinated access to physician services for homebound patients across care settings, including in-home, assisted living, board and care, and skilled nursing facilities. Availability may vary by service area, eligibility, and scheduling. 101mmg.com
CLIA-certified diagnostic laboratory providing mobile specimen collection and at-home lab services, including PCR, blood panels, wound cultures, and urinalysis.
Licensed wound care specialists providing in-home wound assessment and management: complex chronic wounds, pressure injuries, surgical wounds, and diabetic ulcers. fmwoundcareinc.com
Independently licensed behavioral health provider offering geriatric-aware counseling, psychiatric services, and telehealth options for elderly patients and their families.
Professional healthcare staffing partner providing credentialed clinical staff, including RNs, LVNs, and CNAs, for supplemental facility coverage across Southern California.
Care management and operations partner supporting coordinated access to community health resources and supplemental care services across the Southern California region.
Ohana Coordination Network
How Ohana works with its partners.
Our coordination model is designed to keep things clean: clear roles, clear responsibilities, and no ambiguity about who does what.
When a family or referral partner contacts Ohana, our coordination team handles intake, assessing the patient's needs and identifying the right partner for their location and situation.
Ohana contacts the appropriate network partner, confirms availability and capacity, and facilitates the introduction between the patient/family and the provider.
During the service engagement, Ohana remains available as the communication bridge between family, provider, and any other parties involved in the patient's care plan.
Ohana follows up with both the family and the partner to confirm service was delivered, address any open issues, and identify if additional coordination is needed.
What we expect from network partners
- Active California license at all times
- Responsive communication with Ohana coordination team
- Timely confirmation of service capacity and scheduling
- Prompt notification of any patient safety concerns
- Patient-first, documentation-first operations
Interested in joining our network?
We are always open to conversations with licensed providers who align with our standards and geographic coverage. Clinical and service providers may reach out through our contact form.
Start a ConversationPartner with Ohana.
Licensed providers, facilities, and community organizations interested in working with Ohana's coordination network can reach out through our referral form or by calling directly.