One Time implementation, setup and training fee of $7,500.
Pricing starts as low as $1500/month on a 36 month term.
($18,000 per year)
Currently, payers or health providers do not know the primary issues of social determinants impacting a local community at a granular level. When you organization can clearly identify their members and specific SDOH data they can create customized care coordination that extends beyond healthcare referrals.
Identify, assess and refer your members to the local services that can provide the most impact on their lives, not just health.
Stop wondering what to do with social determinants of health data and start improving member outcomes in weeks. Take advantage of social data and assess your local population with our easy-to-use web-based software.
FQHC Social determinants of health software solutions offer you a new way to save money by lower claims and improving member outcomes.
Our software is easy to use and enables your team to quickly identify members and their most pressing SDOH needs.
Contact us today for a demo and discuss your SDOH costs and total software pricing.
Social determinants of health refer to the social, economic, and environmental factors that influence an individual’s health and well-being. These factors can include things like access to education, income and wealth, employment, housing, and transportation, as well as social support networks and the physical and built environment.
Social determinants of health are widely recognized as important drivers of health outcomes and are increasingly being recognized as key areas for public health intervention.
We take your internal data and combine it with our carefully curated social determinants of health data to enable quicker insights and targeted outreach to at risk populations.
Let us help you unlock your populations social determinants combined with your data by showing you what is possible.
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Social Determinants of Health encompass a wide range of factors, including socioeconomic status, education, housing, employment, and access to healthcare.
These non-medical factors influence health outcomes more profoundly than medical care alone. For instance, an individual’s ability to access nutritious food, secure stable housing, and enjoy a quality education significantly impact their overall health.
The economic burden of poor health associated with unmet social needs is staggering. Individuals facing challenges related to SDOH often experience higher rates of chronic conditions, increased emergency room visits, and prolonged hospital stays.
These factors contribute to elevated healthcare costs that are not only unsustainable for individuals but also strain healthcare systems and limit overall societal progress.
Investing in preventive measures can be a game-changer. By addressing social determinants early on, healthcare providers and policymakers can mitigate the development of chronic conditions, reducing the need for expensive medical interventions down the line.
Building strong collaborations between healthcare providers, social services, and community organizations is essential. Integrated care models that bridge the gap between medical and social services can streamline assistance to individuals facing SDOH challenges, leading to improved health outcomes and cost savings.
Harnessing the power of technology and data analytics can provide valuable insights into the impact of social determinants on health. By identifying patterns and trends, healthcare systems can tailor interventions and allocate resources more efficiently, ultimately driving down costs.
Empowering communities to address their unique social determinants fosters sustainable change. Community-based initiatives, education programs, and economic development efforts can uplift individuals and families, breaking the cycle of poor health associated with unmet social needs.
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