Integrated Care Long Island Home operates a combined portfolio of behavioral health, senior services, rehabilitation, and long-term care through two facilities. This integrated care model presents opportunities to cross-sell comprehensive care management services, transitional care programs, and coordinated post-acute support to partners and affiliated networks.

Nonprofit Focus As a not-for-profit organization with a community health delivery focus, there may be heightened interest in cost-effective solutions, grant-aligned funding opportunities, and partnerships that emphasize value-based care, social determinants of health, and patient wellness outcomes.

Tech Footprint Current tech stack includes DreamWeaver, PHP, and Google Analytics, indicating possibilities to offer modernization support, data integration, digital marketing optimization, and analytics services to improve patient outreach, engagement, and operational insights.

Mid-market footprint With 51-200 employees and revenue in the mid-range, The Long Island Home sits between small providers and larger health systems, suggesting potential for scalable solutions such as revenue cycle improvements, cloud-based ERP/EMR enhancements, and workforce management tools tailored for mid-sized healthcare nonprofits.

Expansion & Collaboration Ownership of South Oaks Hospital and Broadlawn Manor indicates potential for partnerships in ancillary services, transitional care programs, post-acute rehabilitation partnerships, and joint ventures to extend service lines or create integrated care pathways for seniors and behavioral health patients.