Through Unite Us' payments technology, we're starting to drive more funding into communities. We give them their own data so they can quantify gaps between how many referrals they are getting and how many people they are able to serve due to capacity constraints. We like to look at community-based organizations in our network and identify ways to increase their capacity.
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When I started at Unite Us, one thing we did was think about different value drivers we see when community-based organizations use our technology to refer people out to get their social needs met. MS: I'm passionate about research, evaluation, and proving the value of social care. Q: What are examples of the impacts you see in communities where Unite Us operates?
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I also lead research and evaluation, as we are looking at how to tell the story and prove the value of investment in social care. Unite Us Payments is about bringing more funding into community-based organizations to pay for social services and increase their capacity to serve communities. In my role as Vice President of Social Care Integration, I lead our payments work. All community-based organizations can use Unite Us's technology for free. We connect with technology, in pursuit of better health outcomes. We are boots on the ground, bringing together nonprofits and community-based organizations that serve different types of social needs. What that really means is we build networks of community-based organizations.
Melissa Sherry: As a company, Unite Us aligns stakeholders across sectors with the shared goal of improving health. Question: Tell us about the mission of Unite Us and your role as vice president of social care integration Note: Responses have been edited for length and clarity. Becker's Hospital Review recently spoke with Melissa Sherry, Vice President of Social Care Integration at Unite Us, about challenges and opportunities related to adopting health equity services at scale.
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