Full-Time

Strategic Partnerships

Updated on 8/1/2026

Abby Care

Abby Care

201-500 employees

Trains family caregivers for Medicaid reimbursement

No salary listed

Denver, CO, USA

In Person

Highly active field schedule with face-to-face meetings and community networking required.

Category
Business & Strategy (1)
Required Skills
CRM

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Requirements
  • At least 4 years of field-based relationship or business development experience, ideally within the Colorado case management agency landscape.
  • Deep understanding of Medicaid, disability services, or home-based care.
  • Familiarity with Colorado's case management agency landscape and how case management agencies operate.
  • Ability to build and own a book of partner relationships from the ground up.
  • Ability to use a consultative approach and become a trusted resource for case managers.
Responsibilities
  • Manage the entire lifecycle of partner relationships in the territory, from initial cold outreach and discovery through ongoing account management and referral troubleshooting.
  • Target, map, and build relationships with independent Case Management Agencies and individual case managers.
  • Teach case managers who fits the programs, how to initiate referrals, and why Abby Care delivers strong outcomes for families.
  • Meet and exceed referral quotas and drive targeted referral volume.
  • Maintain a highly active field schedule focused on face-to-face meetings, community networking, and regular check-ins.
  • Track partner interactions, account statuses, and referral conversion metrics in the customer relationship management system.

Abby Care provides a platform that trains and certifies family members to become paid caregivers for their relatives with disabilities who are on Medicaid. Through a mobile app and virtual training, families can manage eligibility, complete certifications at no cost, and receive weekly payments as W-2 employees. This approach differs from traditional agencies by turning family members into a new supply of clinical caregivers, supported by digital documentation tools and registered nurse supervision. The company's goal is to solve the caregiver shortage and improve health outcomes by making it easier for families to provide and be compensated for professional-grade home care.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

Late Stage VC

Total Funding

$35M

Headquarters

Denver, Colorado

Founded

2021

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Expansion into five states with $35M Series funding from top-tier VCs.
  • 91% of families report feeling valued after becoming compensated caregivers.
  • Model reduces institutional care costs while improving patient outcomes measurably.

What critics are saying

  • Established competitors like Abby Services erode market share through local presence.
  • Similar branding with Abby Health Care Inc causes reputational confusion and referral loss.
  • Copycat providers fragment limited Medicaid waiver pool, threatening revenue in new markets.

What makes Abby Care unique

  • Trains family members as paid caregivers, unlocking new clinical labor supply.
  • Handles Medicaid reimbursement and administrative burden for states and families.
  • Achieves 38% hospitalization reduction within 120 days of care delivery.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Paid Holidays

Parental Leave

Home Office Stipend

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

12%

1 year growth

22%

2 year growth

22%
Axios
Aug 22nd, 2025
Abby Care raises $35M for caregivers

Abby Care, a startup, has raised $35M to certify child caregivers, providing a solution for those balancing work and caregiving. A mother used the service to become a licensed caregiver for her son recovering from burns. The article also mentions unrelated news about U.S. visa scrutiny, California's redistricting laws, and a pause on new visas for truck drivers, highlighting broader political and economic issues.