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Our work revolves around innovating ways for communities to measure, track, and improve the health of their most vulnerable populations.

We focus specifically on improving health outcomes for the most frequent users of emergency medical and social services, who often incur the highest healthcare costs.

Because most health outcomes are determined by social, environmental and behavioral factors – many of which fall outside of the traditional medical domain – efforts to improve healthcare systems must span the entire continuum of care.

Social Determinants of Health

At PCIC, we employ systems-level thinking to meaningfully measure and address social, behavioral, and environmental determinants of health.


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Research

How do we know our work delivers value to our customers and adds meaningful impact to the communities we serve?

We have built standardized measures of success into all aspects of our practice, from care coordination to product development and data analysis. Our internal research division collaborates with community stakeholders to drive rigorous evaluations that inform our service delivery.


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Our Mission

Improve healthcare quality and costs for the vulnerable in our community through data integration and care coordination.

We Envision

Coordinated health safety-net where all stakeholders share data to make better decisions.

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