DALLAS, TX, February 11, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- The Wellness Group, a health and human services organization dedicated to improving population health through innovative solutions that integrate clinical care, behavioral health, wellness, and pharmacy services, today announced the official launch of Wellness Care, a next-generation chronic care and transitional care management platform designed to transform how patients are supported before, during, and after clinical encounters.

Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, Wellness Care will operate from a 25,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility, purpose-built to support advanced care coordination, clinical operations, and national care management teams. As part of this expansion, The Wellness Group plans to hire more than 700 employees at the Dallas headquarters.

Built around the principles of continuity, compassion, and accountability, Wellness Care represents a bold step toward addressing what founder and CEO of The Wellness Group, Foster Coulson, calls “one of the most broken parts of healthcare — the space between the doctor’s visit and real life.”

Every year, millions of Americans are discharged from hospitals without meaningful follow-up, coordination, or support. Missed appointments, medication confusion, and fragmented communication continue to drive unnecessary readmissions and worsening outcomes — problems the current system too often ignores.

“The state of post-acute and chronic care management in America is unacceptable,” said Coulson. “Patients are treated like transactions, shuffled between providers, and left to navigate complex conditions alone. That’s not care — that’s neglect. Wellness Care was built to fix that.”

As part of the launch, The Wellness Group also announced that Madi Rawlins has been appointed chief executive officer of Wellness Care, where she will lead the platform’s national growth, clinical strategy, and operational execution.

“Wellness Care was built to restore dignity, clarity, and continuity to the patient experience,” said Rawlins. “Our goal is simple but ambitious: to ensure that no patient ever feels abandoned between visits, overwhelmed by complexity, or unseen by the system that’s supposed to care for them. We are building care teams that stay present, accountable, and human — every step of the way.”

The Wellness Care model unites a national team of world-class care management professionals, including registered nurses, clinical pharmacists, behavioral health specialists, and nurse practitioners — each trained to deliver highly coordinated, outcomes-based care.