Southern California · Statewide coordination available

Someone who knows the system, on your side of it.

Prime Care Link helps patients, families, and healthcare professionals find appropriate care resources across the continuum — from hospital discharge to long-term community support.

No account, no quiz, nothing hidden behind a form. Call (818) 574-3333 or send what you have — whichever is faster for you right now.

How it works

Four steps, and a person at every one

The same process whether a daughter calls at 9pm or a case manager sends a packet at 4pm on a Friday.

  1. 1

    Submit

    By phone, by form, or by fax. Tell us the situation in whatever form you already have it.

  2. 2

    Review

    We read it, clarify priorities, and come back with what's missing before it becomes a delay.

  3. 3

    Organize options

    Care-provider, placement, home-based care, and community options that may fit. No provider pays us to be on that list.

  4. 4

    Coordinate next steps

    We keep communication moving between families, care teams, and providers, and confirm back to whoever sent it.

What we coordinate

Twelve categories, across the continuum

We do not provide clinical care, medical advice, clinical assessments, or emergency services. We help coordinate access to the people who do.

Hospital & post-acute transitions

Hospitals, skilled nursing, rehabilitation. The disposition problem: finding a setting that fits the clinical picture, the payer, the geography, and the family's reality — before the day is lost.

Home-based care

Home health, hospice and palliative support, wound care. Where the question is usually not whether, but who can actually start when they say they will.

Residential settings

Assisted living, board & care. Licensed settings only. We check the license at the state's own registry, never a directory, and we tell you what we found.

Physicians, medical groups & IPAs

Getting the right clinician attached to the case, and the orders moving in the right direction.

Equipment & community support

Medical equipment, plus the public and non-profit programs most families never find on their own. We link to them directly and we are not affiliated with any of them.

Read this before you trust anyone in this business

How we're paid — and what it does not buy

Most referral services are paid by the provider you end up choosing, and most tell you that in a footer link, if at all. Here it is on the front page.

  • Providers do not pay Prime Care Link to be included, listed, or recommended. Nobody paid us to send you anywhere.
  • The options we organize include providers who have no relationship with us at all, and we tell you which is which.
  • Today our navigation support is offered at no cost to families and professionals. If that ever changes, it is published on this site before it takes effect — never after.
  • Before any referral leaves here, we tell you in writing how the options were assembled and what our relationship with each one is.
The full disclosure

Why it matters

When the provider pays the referral service, the family is the product. A list of "recommended" options can quietly become a list of whoever paid. We built Prime Care Link the other way around, so the one sentence every family and every discharge planner wants to hear is one we can actually say.

"Nobody paid us to send you there."

For hospitals, discharge planners & case managers

You need a disposition, not a funnel

No quiz, no lead form, no callback queue. A number a person answers, a checklist so nothing bounces back tomorrow, and status back to you at every step.

The professional door
Referral line
(818) 574-3333
Hours
Mon–Fri · 8am–6pm PT
Owns the handoff
Care Network Director
TTY
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Need support with a time-sensitive care transition?

Send a referral and our Care Network Director reviews every request and follows up to help identify appropriate resources.

Prime Care Link helps coordinate access to healthcare providers, care services, placement options, and community resources. We do not provide clinical care, medical advice, clinical assessments, or emergency services. Final care, admission, placement, and service decisions remain with the patient, family, legal representative, and licensed healthcare providers.