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WHO WE ARE
At Healthy Alliance, our purpose is to improve health and empower the underserved. Every community has its own needs, affecting the health of those who live, learn, work, and play within them. Our network brings together organizations, big and small, to coordinate and collaborate so that all communities have reliable access to the resources they need.
Why? Because every New Yorker deserves the same opportunity to be healthy.
WHAT WE DO
Our goal is to ensure every New Yorker has access to the social services they need – ranging from stable housing, healthy food, assistance with benefits navigation, clothing and household goods, transportation – and so much more.
We believe that by addressing these social needs before they turn into medical problems, it will improve the overall health of our communities, while lowering medical costs for all.
HOW IT WORKS
The work we do is largely possible thanks to our statewide referral platform, used to connect thousands of community members in need to our growing network of 1,000 partner locations (ranging from regional hospitals to local schools and food pantries) offering a wide range of programs and services that are essential to one’s health and wellbeing.
Our network has grown organically over the years – both in scope and geography – and will continue to do so. Just like any public utility – gas, electricity – our work won’t stop until we’ve created a collaborative network available to every New Yorker in need.
HEALTHY ALLIANCE’S IPA
As one of the first Independent Practice Associations (IPAs) in the nation focused explicitly on social determinants of health, we’ve forged a new path toward successfully building and optimizing an integrated network while contracting for social care services with managed care organizations. Our plan is to continue to build relationships on both sides of this work: growing the breadth and scope of the organizations who join the IPA, while growing the number of health plans with whom we partner.
HAPPY PRIDE MONTH! 🖤❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🤍
Did you know Healthy Alliance has many network partners — like In Our Own Voices, Alliance for Positive Health, and GLYS Western New York, Inc. just to name a few — who work tirelessly all year to improve the health and wellbeing of LGBTQIA+ communities?
Whether you're looking for support groups, culturally competent health resources, advocacy services, confidential testing, and much more, Healthy Alliance can work to connect you to one of our partners local to you who can help!
Head to www.healthyalliance.us/help to submit a self referral, or call 518-520-3211 (ADK and Capital Region) or 315-505-2290 (Central NY) to get connected to the services you need! ... See MoreSee Less
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Do you have one or more physical, behavioral, or social care need(s) that prevent you from being your healthiest? Are you unsure where to go/start to address your needs?
Healthy Alliance is here to help; we're your one-stop-shop, connecting you to all the services you need — right in your community — to live a healthy life!
Connect with our team by completing a self-referral form at www.heathlyalliance.us/help or call us at 518-520-3211 (ADK and Capital Region) or 315-505-2290 (Central NY). ... See MoreSee Less
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At yesterday’s monthly all-staff meeting, we got down with some sweet moves and cheered for Martha’s amazing work!💃🏽👏🏽
Martha Dittman, Healthy Alliance Business Administration Coordinator, was recognized and rewarded for rocking her work in supporting not one but two teams within Healthy Alliance in Q1! She is a star! 🌟
After wrapping up the meeting, Ebony showed us how it's done and led an incredibly fun (and tiring) Zumba session! Much of the team got down to 24K Magic, Bye Bye Bye, Taki Taki, and Royals!
It was hard to stop smiling and laughing (and sweating 😅) after this month’s meeting!
Join in on the fun at the next all-staff meeting! View our open positions at www.healthyalliance.us/employment
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Yesterday, our network felt the power of the collective! 💪
It was impactful to witness the strength of our network first hand. Clinical providers, government agencies, behavioral health providers, higher education institutions, churches, advocacy organizations, and community-based organizations of all kinds attended, showing the diversity of services available to our communities through the network.
Together, we can work to ensure ALL New Yorkers have the opportunity to live their healthiest life!
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Drumroll, please! 🥁
We're thrilled to share Healthy Alliance was named a Modern Healthcarehcare Best Places to Work in Health Care! This marks our third consecutive year earning this award, and Healthy Alliance is one of 150 organizations that received this honor nationwide! 🎉
If you're looking to join a welcoming workplace where you can grow, we're currently looking for a Documentation Specialist, Network Growth Cons#centralnewyork#centralnewyork region), Technical Business Analyst, and more! Check out all our openings: lnkd.in/ei8mvUvT
Learn more about Modern Healthcare's Best Places to Work in Health Care award and browse all the awardees: https:#bestplacestowork2023b#bestplacestowork2#hiringp#careergrowthh#healthcareergrowth #healthcare ... See MoreSee Less
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“The network of providers, support services, and referral platform bring community-based organizations together in unprecedented cooperation, allowing multiple organizations to navigate and manage a patient’s social needs collectively.”
NEJM Catalyst — one of the country’s leading health care innovation journals — published a case study that focuses on the work Healthy Alliance, our technology partner Unite Us, and our network partners are doing to remodel the way health care is employed, co-authored by Healthy Alliance and Stanford University with contributions from CEK RN Consulting, Inc and Interfaith Partnership for the Homeless. Read the case study: lnkd.in/gzeQB--z
With the common goal of improving the health of people in our communities, our partners show an unwavering dedication to collaboration. Without the work they do day to day, this network would not be possible.
To learn more about how Healthy Alliance can connect you to the services you need to live a healthy life, head to www.healthyalliance.us/help ... See MoreSee Less
Breaking Down the Barriers Between Health and Social Care Services: Implementing a Social Determinants of Health Network | NEJM Catalyst
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Most determinants of health are social and not directly amenable to medical treatment. To improve equity, the medical delivery system must partner with social care services, but the institutional b...Comment on Facebook