Dr. Paul Rosen, MD
Chief Quality Officer · former Director of Quality, CMS
HEALTH PLAN SOLUTIONS
Members show up when care is close by.
Members miss appointments for practical reasons. The drive is too long. They can't take time off work. There is nobody to watch the kids. Their gaps stay open, and some of them end up in the emergency department for something primary care could have handled.
Let's Talk The Difference
Modeled from avoided hospitalizations, controlled blood pressure and A1c, fewer avoidable ED visits, and better prenatal outcomes across a program-sized member cohort. Any withhold dollars you recover would be on top of this. The full model, built around your specific population and unit costs, is something we walk through together. Let's talk and we'll show you the math.
$1.5M to $3.5M
Modeled annual savings per program.
Fast, Funded Start
Typically 120 days from contract to your first rotation.
A licensed clinical partner delivers the care.
We operate everything else.
Mobile primary care integrated with your provider network
Improving Access. Improving Outcomes.
We help health plans reach members who face barriers to care. Community-based outreach connects members with ongoing primary care, helping close care gaps that lead to higher costs and poorer health.
Blood pressure control
Glycemic status
Prenatal checkups and postpartum care
Avoidable emergency visits
Kidney health evaluation for patients with diabetes
Behavioral health
How It Works
Step 1
You share the data
We take your gap list and member access challenges, map them, and build our schedule from there.
Step 2
We build trust first
For weeks before a rotation starts, we work with trusted community healthcare providers, faith leaders, schools, and local organizations. Members hear about the clinic from people they already know.
Step 3
A licensed clinical partner delivers the care
They staff the unit, treat members, and bill for the visit. We return to the same site on the same day every rotation, so members can plan around it.
Step 4
Numbers every week
We report access and engagement from the field. The clinical partner submits encounters on their normal claims cycle.
Measurement
Measurement your finance team can check
We count gaps closed in your cohort. Because we count at the cohort level, you can see program effect separately from market-wide change.
What Plans Are Asking
How do we close HEDIS gaps for members who never show up?
Bring the visit to them. We place mobile primary care where your open gaps cluster, returning to the same site on the same day every rotation so members can plan around it. A licensed clinical partner treats members and bills the visit; we operate everything else. Gaps are counted in your cohort, so you can see program effect separately from market-wide change.
How do we reach Medicaid members who don't come in for care?
Members miss appointments for practical reasons: the drive is too long, they can't take time off work, there is nobody to watch the kids. For weeks before a rotation starts we work with trusted community healthcare providers, faith leaders, schools, and local organizations, so members hear about the clinic from people they already know. Most programs launch within 120 days of contract, and community groundwork makes up most of that time.
Do we have to buy a vehicle?
No. We build, own, and operate the fleet. You pay a program fee.
Do you need our member data?
Yes. We sign a BAA and go through your standard security review as part of setup.
How soon can it start?
Most programs launch within 120 days from contract. Site registration and community groundwork make up most of that time.
YOUR GUIDES
Proven Primary Care Leadership
Our leaders bring deep expertise building satellite clinics, guiding health plans with solutions that expand access and improve outcomes.
Dr. Paul McGann, MD
Executive in Residence
Brian Toomey, MSW
Executive in Residence
David Vliet, MBA
Executive in Residence
Mykayla Smith, MPH
VP, Mobile Health Operations
Rett Haigler, MBA
VP, Health Plans
Talk to a leader
Our Chief Quality Officer is here for you.
Schedule time with Dr. Paul Rosen (former Director of Quality, CMS) or his staff to discuss quality improvement frameworks through the mobile health model.