Community Health Workforce HCAN drives impact through Community Health Workers with certified training programs and care coordination services. This creates opportunities to offer scalable CHW recruitment, training, and certification partnerships, as well as expanded CHW workforce development offerings for health systems serving vulnerable populations.

Care Coordination Expansion The organization operates two Care Coordination programs for adults and maternal/child health, indicating potential for bundled services, care management software integrations, and shared data platforms to improve outcomes and reduce readmissions in partner hospitals.

Insurance Navigation HCAN provides Certified Application Counselors to assist with health insurance enrollment at no charge, suggesting value in partnering on enrollment drives, eligibility outreach, and social determinants of health initiatives that can generate joint funding opportunities.

Strategic Partnerships Recent partnerships with Black Collaborative and ongoing CHW programs point to a receptive network for collaboration. This presents avenues to co-develop programs, grant-funded initiatives, and regional health equity projects with aligned mission and shared outcomes.

Funding and Growth With revenue in the multi-million range and a history of grants supporting CHW training and recruitment, there are opportunities to propose scalable program expansions, technology enablement, and sustainability planning for grant-based and fee-for-service models to attract funding partners.