
RasCare · Community comes first
Empowering individuals, strengthening families
Support for a more independent life, at home and in the community, always centered on you.
Licensed by NC DHHS · Medicaid authorized
Who we support
We support people across North Carolina, and the families who care for them.
Intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)
Conditions that start in childhood and affect learning or daily skills, like autism or Down syndrome.
Mental health conditions
Like depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder or schizophrenia.
Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
An injury to the brain from a fall, an accident or another blow to the head.
A need for supported living
People who need help with daily living to live safely at home.
Families and caregivers
Parents, relatives and caregivers who support someone they love.
Not sure if we can help? Call us at +1 (607) 353-9368. We'll talk it through with you.
- All 100 North Carolina counties
- Person-centered and family-focused
- Licensed by NC DHHS · Medicaid authorized
Our services
Support at home, during the day and for caregivers. Pick a service to see who it's for and how it's paid.
Supported Living Services
A safe, stable home with help for daily living. We support routines, ADLs (activities of daily living, like bathing, dressing and eating), medicines and health care, and life in the community.
1915(i) Community Living & Supports
Support that fits the person, so they can do more on their own at home and in the community.
Community Transitioning
One-time help for people moving out of an institution or an unstable living situation and into a home in the community.
Day Supports
Planned daytime activities with clear goals. They help people do more on their own, spend time with others and be part of the community.
Respite Support / Caregiver Relief
Respite means a break for caregivers. While you rest, the person you care for gets safe, structured support. Breaks can be short or longer.
Community Networking
Help taking part in the community, meeting new people and building a fuller life.
Individual Support & Life Skills Training
Hands-on practice with everyday skills, so the person can do more on their own at home and in the community.
Peer Support Services
Support from trained staff who have lived experience of their own. They help with recovery, speaking up for yourself and being part of the community.
What happens next
Reaching out is the first step. Here's what to expect.
Step 1: We call you
Usually within one business day. We listen and answer your questions.
Step 2: We check eligibility together
We look at your needs and your Medicaid plan with you.
Step 3: We build a support plan
We plan the support with you and your family.
Access to care
Medicaid plans we work with
RasCare works with these NC Medicaid health plans. Coverage depends on your plan and your needs.
Tailored Plans
- Alliance Health
- Partners Health ManagementTODO(Neima): confirm RasCare is contracted
- Trillium Health ResourcesTODO(Neima): confirm RasCare is contracted
- Vaya Health
Standard Plans
- Healthy Blue
- UnitedHealthcare Community Plan
- Carolina Complete Health
Don't see your plan? Call us at +1 (607) 353-9368.
Not sure which plan you have? Call the NC Medicaid Enrollment Broker at 1‑833‑870‑5500.

About RasCare
Care rooted in family
RasCare is a community-centered organization dedicated to high-quality support. We meet individuals where they are and help them reach their highest level of personal growth and self-sufficiency.
RasCare was built on the belief that meaningful care begins with family.
Every next step starts with a conversation
Let's find the support that fits you and your family.

