The rebranding aims to unify the company's presence while maintaining the continuity of care that families have relied on for over three decades. According to Alyssa Zima, Vice President of Business Operations at Care Options for Kids, the shift is designed to integrate the strengths of the local team with the broader expertise of the national network. Families will continue to work with their existing clinicians and local office staff, ensuring no disruption to ongoing pediatric home healthcare, school-based services, or therapy sessions.

By adopting the national name, local clinicians gain access to a larger pool of shared resources, streamlined processes, and collaborative tools. The organization currently manages over 70 locations across 12 states, employing more than 6,000 nurses and therapists. This move marks a strategic effort to scale high-quality pediatric services throughout the region while preserving the community-focused foundation established by Health Force.