A couple of our leaders shared their thoughts on what our work in addressing SDOH means to them, and where we hope to make a difference in 2020.
Healthcare organizations and partners in social services who look to improve population health outcomes must understand what SDOH care means today to...
The Network for Public Health Law recently shared guidance explaining how and when school nurses can share personal health information about students.
Having certain features in a care coordination platform makes all the difference in ensuring the SDOH needs of a patient are being met as well as...
Our founder's personal story is a stark example of how challenging it can be to support individuals and families facing complex health and social...
With Seattle’s homeless population exceeding 12,000, this northwestern city is fighting more than ever to keep people in housing and off the street.
The goal of Housing First is to end chronic homelessness, which can cost health and social services more than $29,000 per homeless person each year.
Every week in Salt Lake City, a group of leaders from local community organizations meet to evaluate housing openings and review the list of those in...