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Deliver Healthcare
to every corner of your community.

If your mission is to improve access to care in your community, you are in the right place.

Health Plan Professional?

As a Managed Services partner for Prepaid Health Plans, we help PHPs operationalize self-funding multi-market mobile health solutions which produce rapid, significant, and durable improvements in Quality measures, specifically preventable ER visits, hypertension, behavioral health access, and maternal care metrics, for high-risk and hard-to-reach members.

A Staggering Problem


The US spends vast amounts on healthcare for generally poor results. Specifically, lack of access to Primary care for Medicaid patients has long been a concern among patients and policymakers.[1]

As states continue to adopt Medicaid Managed Care, there is a renewed interest in improving access to care for Medicaid patients.[2] Unfortunately, interest doesn’t translate to results, and rural Americans remain more likely than their urban counterparts to report health risk factors[3] and suffer chronic conditions like heart disease,[4] hypertension (HTN),[5] and diabetes.[6]

About 66 million Americans (1 in 5) were documented to live in rural areas in the 2020 US Census.[7] A large majority of US residents are within a relatively short distance—often within ten road miles—of a fire station,[8] but the distance to the nearest doctor’s office for a rural patient is more than 27 minutes.[9]

It is no better for acute care; 194 rural hospitals have closed since 2005 – and these closures lengthened trips to hospitals for patients by a median 19 road miles in affected counties.[10] Recently it was announced more than 700 rural hospitals (30% of all such providers) are at risk of closing, with nearly half operating at a loss.[11]

While transportation barriers are universally acknowledged, the $8 billion paid to NEMT contractors each year is of questionable effectiveness.[12] A lack of structured oversight creates opportunities for instances of fraud and abuse on the part of both contractors and beneficiaries.[13] It contributes to a poor member experience,[14] and delayed care. Some NEMT orgs recently stopped taking Medicaid patients.[15]

Mobile Health is a model of care predicting rapid, significant, and durable improvements in health outcomes for hard-to-reach populations.

You Are Not Alone

As a community health champion, it can be overwhelming to tackle these challenges alone.

We believe a better way is to work as a team. Our staff have crafted whole-program solutions for health systems. We produce financially sustainable programs for our clients, on time and under budget

With one call, you get teammates who care about you and your mission, who are values aligned, and practice servant leadership. As a Certified B Corporation, we are held to the highest standards of social impact.

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Trusted by Healthcare Leadership Nationwide

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Systems for Success

Whether you’re a health plan or a provider expanding your catchment area or tacking Quality in multiple markets, we make mobile health programming systematic and scalable. 

From design and deployment to maintenance and optimization, we handle the heavy lifting so you can focus on providing care.

Step 1: The Playbook

Together let's co-design a community health solution based on your population, goals, and compliance needs, and leverage our experience to mitigate the risk of failure. Implementation specialists walk beside you and your team, providing strategy, tactics, templates, and national best-practices in the 102-page Mobile Health Playbook.

Step 2: Launch In Style

From interventional theory to site-selection and permitting, staff training, and marketing communication templates, we help you manage the entire process. The goal is for you to confidently launch your program, and quickly get into the optimization cycles.

Step 3: Drive Impact

You decide the exact level of technical support your organization requires; equipment only, access to the on-site service network, or full-stack planning and operations.

Whatever you decide, our models for Measurement & Evaluation, operations support, fleet management,  and financial reporting help you guarantee financial sustainability of your program.

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Improve Access. Improve Quality.
Improve Lives.

Numbers are shadows of people, and mobile health changes lives in ways other delivery models do not. From reduced ER visits to improvements in Controlled Blood Pressure, mobile health creates results we can measure.

Infrastructure and Engagement programming delivers real impact to hard-to-reach populations:

  • Expand access to high-risk, high-cost cohorts
  • Improve risk-assessment accuracy
  • Improve assigned member engagement
  • Improve care plan compliance
  • Unlock incentives through attributable Quality improvements

 

More than numbers


Statistics in healthcare are more than simple numbers - they are echos of millions of Americans in need. Each month that passes without a comprehensive mobile health strategy is:

• For MCOs, approx. $1.40 per member per day in unnecessary cost
• Thousands of less-than-urgent visits hitting local ERs 
• Countless opportunities to engage hard-to-reach members
• Widening health disparities in the communities you serve

DIY if you must, but start. Servant leaders have character, courage, and commitment. They go first, and when the need is great, they go fast.

Your community deserves healthcare, and you deserve a community health partner who understands you. Let's go together.