Support that helps you move forward.
When health, housing, or daily needs feel overwhelming, Lighthouse Care helps you understand your options and how to take the next step.
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The Lighthouse Difference
Responsive, coordinated support
built with you, not around you.
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Our Care Managers bring clinical training, lived experience, and cultural awareness. We thoughtfully match you with someone whose experience fits your needs. This ensures your support feels informed, respectful, and personal.
Who is Lighthouse Care?
We are founded by a licensed mental health professional with years of experience in community-based services. Lighthouse Care provides a comprehensive suite of support for Medicaid recipients — delivered in a way that feels organized, responsive, and genuinely human.

Care Management

We are a care management i agency supporting individuals and families across New York City’s five boroughs, Westchester, and Long Island.
We work with people enrolled in Medicaid who are managing ongoing health needs and navigating complex systems. From medical care to housing, benefits, and daily-life support, we are your partner in care.
About Care Management

Social Care Network

Support with Food, Housing, & Daily Needs

We also help people access services through New York’s Social Care Network i, including support with food, housing, and many other essential needs. Reach out to learn more. 
About Social Care Network
Our Values
Reliability
We show up, follow up, and keep you informed.
Clear communication
We use plain language, explain things step by step, and check in to make sure it makes sense.
Whole-person care
Together, we look at health, housing, finances, and all available supports.
Partnership
Your goals guide the plan. We support, coordinate, and adjust as needs change. 
Our Process
Start where you are. We’ll help guide the next step.
Our team proactively engages with you, and will stay in consistent contact until you choose to disenroll. Depending on your needs and preferences, this can be once per month, a few times a week, or anywhere in between. 
Reach Out
Call, text, email, or complete a Social Care Network screening to get started.
We Learn What You Need
Our team talks with you about your current needs, questions, goals, and mix of supports.

We’ll help determine whether Care Management i, SCN services i, or any other resource may be the best fit.
We Connect You With the Right Support
If you qualify for care management, we’ll match you with a Care Manager who understands your needs and can help you navigate with ease.

If you’re looking for Social Care Network support, our SCN team will help you with screening, eligibility, and available services. 

We stay connected as your needs change, goals evolve, or new support becomes necessary. 

How We Help
Managing health and social needs often involves more than medical visits and navigating benefits. Individuals and families are balancing:
  • Medicaid recertifications
  • Applications
  • Appointments
  • Paperwork
  • Evaluations
  • Referrals & specialists
  • Financial needs
  • Finding a therapist
  • Housing voucher recertifications
  • Housing benefits
  • Food & nutrition access
  • Employment needs
  • Legal support
  • Education
  • Benefits & entitlements
We help you navigate and make decisions across multiple health providers and related systems.

Lighthouse Care provides dedicated care management i to help you stay healthy, organized, and have access to all the resources you deserve. 

We also help people access services through New York’s Social Care Network, which includes support with food, housing, and other essential needs. Eligibility and availability depend on your situation and location; we’ll help you understand what’s possible.
Quick SCN Self Screening
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You don’t have to figure this out on your own.
Covered By Your Insurance
Reach out if you are:
  • Managing ongoing physical or mental health needs
  • Coordinating care across providers, appointments, and next steps
  • Feeling overwhelmed or confused by paperwork, letters, or benefits
  • Navigating housing, food access, transportation, or other daily-life supports
  • Unsure where to start or what comes next
We help Medicaid recipients understand all the options available using plain language, find and connect with the right resources, and follow through on next steps.

Not sure where to start? We’re here to help you figure it out.
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Healthcare Providers & Community Partners
Our partners provide essential work across complex systems. 

Staying connected after discharge or key appointments can be challenging. Especially when health is shaped by factors outside of the healthcare system: housing, finances, food access, and emotional well-being.

We partner with organizations to strengthen continuity of care through coordination, reliable follow-through, and support that helps individuals access both care management and community-based services. This includes hospitals, home care agencies, shelters, and community organizations.
Ready to Connect?
You don’t need to have everything figured out before reaching out. 
Whether you’re seeking support for yourself, your child, a neighbor, or someone you care for, the first step is starting the conversation.

We’ll listen, talk through your situation, and help you decide what support makes sense: care management and/or eligibility for additional services.
Contact Us
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