Care delivery works better, and costs less, when social risk is visible.

Even the best clinical care can be undermined by health-related social needs (HRSN).

With patient- and community-level insights, Socially Determined helps care teams prioritize outreach, align resources to real patient needs, and improve outcomes beyond the exam room.

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CASE STUDY

Social risk often hides in unexpected populations. One partner discovered that a large percentage of their 20–29-year-old members were at elevated risk for food insecurity.

$80PMPM

in avoidable costs

What happens when your workflows account for quantifiable barriers to outcomes?

Your care is world class, but a patient’s life is hard to treat.

Clinical data captures what happens in the exam room, but many factors shaping outcomes unfold long before or after a visit.

Surveys offer limited visibility, and patient-reported needs often miss fast-changing realities. When these barriers go unseen, conditions worsen. No-shows increase. Readmissions rise. Disease control slips. Even with excellent care.

Turn insight into coordinated action

With a full understanding of social risk drivers, providers can prioritize outreach, coordinate care, and connect patients to the right resources that improve outcomes.

Reach high-risk patients facing social barriers

Connect patients to community resources

Strengthen care coordination with social risk insights

Focus interventions where they will have the greatest impact on outcomes

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Without social risk insight

Diabetes and hypertension

Poor nutrition from limited healthy food access

Missed 2 therapies in the last month

Unable to attend site visits due to transportation barriers

Poor disease control

Low adherence

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Lives in a food swamp

No reliable transportation

High out-of-pocket medication costs

With social risk insight

Diabetes and hypertension

Poor nutrition from limited healthy food access

Missed 2 therapies in the last month

Unable to attend site visits due to transportation barriers

Poor disease control

Low adherence

Food prescription program

Non-emergency medical support

Medication cost assistance

Risk-based care requires social health insights.

Increased pressure for providers to adopt risk-based contracts means increased financial and clinical demands.

As providers take on more risk-based contracts, financial and clinical performance increasingly depend on factors outside the exam room. SocialScape data gives care teams a clear view of the social barriers affecting outcomes, and the expertise to identify the interventions that improve health while reducing avoidable cost.

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From patient outcomes to financial performance, social risk insights turn assumed risk into measurable reward:

Care management

Identify high-risk patients and prioritize outreach using social and clinical risk insights to support more effective team advocacy.

Readmission reduction

Understand post-discharge factors that interrupt 
recovery and drive avoidable readmissions.

Value-based care

Improve quality performance and total cost of care by aligning interventions to the social drivers affecting outcomes.

Community Engagement

Identify neighborhoods where focused programs and partnerships can improve outcomes and reduce avoidable utilization.

Chronic disease programs

Address non-clinical barriers affecting control of diabetes, hypertension, COPD, and other chronic conditions.

Risk Contract Performance

Understand how social risk influences utilization patterns and financial performance in risk-based contracts.

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Prioritize care management

Give care managers the data they need to identify high-risk patients and personalize outreach.

Strengthen community partnerships

Support partnerships with clear insight into neighborhood-level social needs.

Reduce cost of care

Improve adherence and outcomes by addressing barriers that disrupt treatment plans and follow-up care.

Conditions don’t stop at the encounter. Neither should your 

ability 

to 

act.

When you understand how social risk affects specific conditions, you can prioritize outreach and optimize care transitions.

Food insecurity makes diabetes harder to manage. Transportation barriers interrupt follow-up care. Housing instability contributes to NICU admissions and medication non-adherence. All of these are addressable—if you have the right data.

See how we measure outcomes

Your platforms. Your workflows. Your choice.

Whether you use SocialScape or integrate our data into your existing platforms, we fit your workflow.

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Our person- and community-level insights enhance your care management tools, population health systems, and analytics environments, so your interventions are measurable, scalable, and operationally seamless.