HIS Collaborative offers integrated whole-person care combining primary medical care, behavioral health support, housing stability assistance, workforce development, nutrition programs, cognitive wellness, and legal advocacy through both local Hybrid Care Sites and the HIS ConnectCare™ telehealth platform.
The HIS ConnectCare™ platform enables patients to connect remotely with clinicians via secure digital screens at neighborhood Hybrid Care Sites. On-site staff assist patients during telehealth visits and remote monitoring of vital signs like blood pressure and heart rate, ensuring accessible care without requiring travel.
HIS Collaborative primarily serves the Washington, DC area through neighborhood-based Hybrid Care Sites and digital platforms, with plans to expand regionally through partnerships and mentorships.
Individuals and families facing barriers to traditional healthcare access-including those with chronic conditions, seniors, veterans, low-income residents, and people experiencing housing or legal challenges-can benefit from HIS Collaborative's integrated services.
HIS Collaborative uniquely combines medical, behavioral, social, and legal supports into a single, coordinated system. Its hybrid care model integrates technology with on-site human assistance at local Hybrid Care Sites, reducing travel barriers and addressing social determinants of health through a unified approach.
Through its Legal Determinants of Health (LDOH) module, HIS Collaborative treats legal crises such as evictions, utility shutoffs, and benefit denials as urgent health matters. The organization connects patients to legal assistance hubs to resolve these issues quickly, preventing health destabilization.
Yes. HIS Collaborative offers ongoing chronic disease management with personalized care plans, remote monitoring of vital signs, medication reviews, and integrated behavioral health support to help manage conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and asthma effectively.
No. HIS Collaborative's Hybrid Care Sites provide on-site staff who assist patients with technology during telehealth visits and remote monitoring, making care accessible even for individuals with limited internet access or digital literacy.
Community-based organizations, faith groups, and nonprofits can collaborate with HIS Collaborative to bring integrated, hybrid whole-person care into their neighborhoods by joining the partner network, participating in joint programs, or hosting Hybrid Care Sites.
At a Hybrid Care Site, you will be greeted by friendly staff who help you connect securely with remote clinicians via digital screens. You can receive medical evaluations, behavioral health consultations, and have vital signs monitored using smart devices, all within your community setting.
HIS Collaborative includes the Food Is Medicine program, which screens for food insecurity and connects patients with healthy food resources and nutritional support, recognizing the critical role of diet in managing chronic diseases and overall health.
HIS Collaborative is a nonprofit organization focused on improving health equity and dismantling barriers to care through integrated, whole-person services.
HIS Collaborative is led by Rev. Madeline "Pastor MAD" Long, whose extensive background spans workforce development, public health, ministry, and technology. Her leadership combines community trust with operational expertise to guide the organization's whole-person care model.
HIS Collaborative operates on the secure HIS ConnectCare™ platform provided by its parent company, Health Integration Systems, Inc., which meets stringent privacy and security standards to protect patient information during telehealth and data coordination.
Yes. HIS Collaborative integrates behavioral health services including therapy and telepsychiatry as part of its whole-person care approach, accessible through Hybrid Care Sites and the telehealth platform.
HIS Collaborative aims to reduce barriers including cost, and many services are offered at low or no cost to patients. Contact HIS Collaborative directly to learn about specific program eligibility and financial assistance options.
You can visit a local Hybrid Care Site to receive assistance and schedule telehealth appointments, or contact HIS Collaborative via phone or email to learn more about available programs and enrollment steps.