Pair Team is an operations platform that connects vulnerable patients with local care teams through coordinated care management and resource allocation. By partnering with community organizations, it addresses gaps in healthcare access and improves patient engagement, resulting in a 34% reduction in emergency room visits and a 21% increase in re-engagement with primary care providers.
Funding
$19.5M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Many vulnerable patients face challenges accessing healthcare due to social determinants of health, lack of care coordination, and difficulty navigating complex systems, leading to increased emergency room visits and disengagement from primary care. Existing healthcare models often fail to address the holistic needs of these individuals, resulting in fragmented care and poor outcomes.
Solution
Pair Team offers a community health platform that connects vulnerable patients with local care teams and resources, providing coordinated care management and addressing social determinants of health. By partnering with community-based organizations, Pair Team facilitates access to services such as virtual urgent care, grocery delivery, and housing navigation. The platform's care teams, consisting of community health workers, registered nurses, behavioral health clinicians, and nurse practitioners, deliver whole-person care, ensuring patients receive comprehensive support. Pair Team's approach improves patient engagement, reduces emergency room visits, and re-establishes connections with primary care providers.
Target Audience
Pair Team primarily serves vulnerable patients with complex medical and social needs, as well as primary care providers, community-based organizations, and health plans seeking to improve care coordination and outcomes for this population.
Features
- Care coordination across a network of community organizations, including PCPs, hospitals, shelters, and social support services
- Access to a multidisciplinary care team consisting of community health workers, nurses, and behavioral health clinicians
- Virtual urgent care and other telehealth services
- Assistance with social needs, such as housing navigation and food delivery
- Integration with primary care providers to improve quality scores and reduce staff burden
- Technical assistance, training, and sustainable revenue opportunities for community partners
- Community Health Platform to scale impact nationally