Dear Friends & Supporters of PCIC:
| PCIC has formally unified with Healthconnect Texas (HTX), a nonprofit health information network focused on clinical data interoperability and analytics across Texas. | Read More |
One month ago, United Way of Greater Houston and Patient Care Intervention Center (PCIC) launched the Integrated Client Journey (ICJ) Self-Service portal—a new way for Houstonians to set goals, find help, and work toward financial stability at their own pace.
The launch is more than a tech milestone. It’s a response to a very specific problem in Greater Houston: thousands of households are working hard and still can’t consistently cover the basics.
At Patient Care Intervention Center (PCIC), we know that health and food security are deeply connected—and addressing both requires cross-sector collaboration. That’s why our partnership with Houston Food Bank continues to grow through two flagship programs: Houston Food Bank’s Community Assistance Program (CAP), now live and expanding, and their upcoming Medically Tailored Meals (MTM) program, launching later this year.
Together, these initiatives are creating scalable, data-driven solutions that improve access to nutritious food, strengthen community health outcomes, and reduce costs for healthcare systems.
The Texas Accountable Communities for Health Initiative (TACHI) is rethinking health from the ground up—aligning healthcare, social services, and community partners to address the root causes of poor health. In Houston’s Greater Northside, the collaborative is led by Avenue with partners including Legacy Community Health, Memorial Hermann, Wesley Community Center, and the YMCA.
Dear Friends & Supporters of PCIC:
| This past quarter, PCIC has been busy strengthening our partnerships and enhancing the tools that help you serve our community better. | Read Newsletter |
At Patient Care Intervention Center (PCIC), our extensive criminal justice data repository is the backbone of impactful research and interventions. We’re proud to deepen our partnership with Harris County Public Health’s Overdose Data to Action (OD2A) team, leveraging rich, multi-source data to better understand recidivism and the criminal justice landscape and opportunities in Harris County.
At Patient Care Intervention Center (PCIC), we know that addressing food insecurity and health challenges requires coordinated efforts and effective technology. That’s why we’re proud to partner with Houston Food Bank (HFB) to support their Community Assistance Program (CAP) and Medically-Tailored-Meals (MTM) program. Together, we’re leveraging technology to improve how essential services reach vulnerable populations across the Houston area.
Dear Friends & Supporters of PCIC:
| As we enter Q2, we are proud of the momentum we’ve built together at Patient Care Intervention Center. This past quarter reflects our continued commitment to advancing health equity through technology, strategy, and collaboration. | Read Newsletter |
Patient Care Intervention Center (PCIC) is proud to announce a groundbreaking partnership with Harris County ESD 6 / North Channel EMS to revolutionize care coordination in emergency medical services. This collaboration will bring PCIC’s Unified Care Continuum Platform (UCCP) to North Channel EMS, equipping first responders with a powerful tool for integrated case management and social referrals. By leveraging innovative technology and data-driven insights, this partnership aims to improve patient outcomes and streamline care for vulnerable populations.
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