Name
CIE and CBO Partnerships: Perspectives From the Field in the New World of Reduced Federal Funding
Session Type
Breakout Session
Description
Community Information Exchanges (CIEs) and Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) form a critical partnership to serve communities in desperate need of coordinated health and human care by integrating and exchanging data. Amidst reduced federal funding and increasing austerity, efficiency becomes paramount. This presentation explores how aligning the right use cases optimizes resource allocation, strengthens cross-sector collaboration, and enhances service delivery. By leveraging data-driven strategies, CIEs and CBOs can maximize impact despite financial constraints.
Date & Time
Monday, September 29, 2025, 9:45 AM - 10:30 AM
Time
9:45 AM - 10:30 AM
Presentation Learning Objectives
1) Understand the Strategic Role of CIEs and CBOs in Coordinated Care: Attendees will learn how Community Information Exchanges (CIEs) and Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) integrate health and social data to address social determinants of health and improve service coordination for vulnerable populations.
2) Analyze Case Studies for Scalable and Efficient Data Integration: Using real-world examples from Alameda County (CalAIM), Sacramento County, and King County (WA) attendees will explore best practices for building efficient, cost-effective data-sharing models in an era of reduced federal funding.
3) Develop Strategies for Sustainable, High-Impact Community Partnerships: Attendees will gain insights into selecting the right use cases, optimizing resources, and fostering multi-sector collaboration to create sustainable, data-driven community health solutions despite funding constraints.
2) Analyze Case Studies for Scalable and Efficient Data Integration: Using real-world examples from Alameda County (CalAIM), Sacramento County, and King County (WA) attendees will explore best practices for building efficient, cost-effective data-sharing models in an era of reduced federal funding.
3) Develop Strategies for Sustainable, High-Impact Community Partnerships: Attendees will gain insights into selecting the right use cases, optimizing resources, and fostering multi-sector collaboration to create sustainable, data-driven community health solutions despite funding constraints.
Speaker Name
Rajib Ghosh
Speaker Credentials
MS, MBA
Speaker Title
CEO
Speaker Organization
Health Roads, LLC
Speaker 2 Name
John Kim
Speaker 2 Credentials
BA, JD
Speaker 2 Title
CEO
Speaker 2 Organization
Healthier Here
Speaker 3 Name
Dr. Brian Thomas
Speaker 3 Credentials
MBA, EdD
Speaker 3 Title
Director of Social Health Information Exchange
Speaker 3 Organization
Alameda County Health
Speaker 4 Name
Jennifer Martinez, MPH
Speaker 4 Title
Principal
Speaker 4 Organization
Wellbrook Partners, LLC
Location Name
Elite Ballroom