County-Based Community Access Platform
CB-CAP is the coordinating infrastructure that connects multiple Health Equity Hubs across your county, enabling data-driven decisions and measurable health equity progress.
Why CB-CAP?
A comprehensive platform that transforms fragmented health navigation into a coordinated, data-driven system.
Coordinated Care Navigation
Multi-hub coordination ensures seamless navigation across Library Hubs, Community Hubs, and Home-Based services.
Data-Driven Decision Making
Real-time aggregated data helps county leaders identify gaps, allocate resources, and measure health equity progress.
Community-Wide Impact
Unified platform amplifies reach and impact, ensuring no resident falls through the cracks regardless of entry point.
Resource Optimization
Shared resources, best practices, and operational efficiencies reduce duplication and maximize county investment.
Scalable Infrastructure
Built to grow with your county. Add new hubs, services, and partners seamlessly as needs evolve.
Privacy & Compliance
HIPAA-compliant infrastructure with robust data security, ensuring resident information remains confidential.
How CB-CAP Works
A four-layer system that connects hubs, aggregates data, coordinates navigation, and measures equity.
Multi-Hub Integration
CB-CAP connects Library Hubs, Community Hubs, and Home-Based services into a unified network accessible countywide.
Real-Time Data Aggregation
Anonymized data from all hubs flows into a central dashboard, providing insights on service utilization and community needs.
Coordinated Navigation
Navigators across all hubs can see resident journeys (with consent), ensuring continuity of care and reducing duplication.
Equity Metrics & Reporting
Track health equity indicators, measure outcomes, and generate reports for stakeholders, funders, and policymakers.
What Counties Gain
CB-CAP provides county leaders with the tools and insights to make health equity a measurable reality.
Identify Service Gaps
Data reveals underserved populations, geographic cold spots, and unmet needs across your county.
Justify Funding Requests
Evidence-based reports strengthen grant applications and budget requests for health equity programs.
Measure Impact
Quantify outcomes like insurance enrollment rates, preventive care access, and health disparities reduction.
Coordinate Across Sectors
Connect county departments, nonprofits, healthcare providers, and social services into a collaborative ecosystem.
Scale What Works
Identify successful interventions and replicate them across multiple communities within your county.
Comply with Mandates
Meet state and federal health equity reporting requirements with automated, compliant data collection.
Current Partners
Two founding counties are leading the way in rural health equity through CB-CAP.
Schoharie County
Delaware County
Expansion Plans
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about CB-CAP for county leaders and partners.
What makes CB-CAP different from other health platforms?
CB-CAP is purpose-built for rural health equity. Unlike generic case management systems, CB-CAP integrates multiple access points (libraries, community centers, homes), focuses on navigation rather than clinical care, and emphasizes equity metrics over clinical outcomes.
How does CB-CAP protect resident privacy?
CB-CAP is HIPAA-compliant with enterprise-grade encryption. Residents control their data through explicit consent. County staff see only anonymized, aggregated data for planning purposes. Individual-level data is accessible only to authorized navigators with resident permission.
What data does CB-CAP collect?
CB-CAP collects minimal data: first name, county, services requested, and contact preferences. We do NOT collect Social Security Numbers, full addresses, medical records, diagnoses, or other Protected Health Information (PHI).
How much does CB-CAP cost for counties?
For founding partners (Schoharie & Delaware), CB-CAP is provided at no cost as part of The SozoRock Foundation grant program. Future counties will have a tiered pricing model based on population and services. Contact us for a customized proposal.
Can CB-CAP integrate with our existing systems?
Yes. CB-CAP has APIs to connect with Electronic Health Records (EHRs), county social services databases, and other platforms. Integration is customized to your county needs and existing infrastructure.
What training is required for county staff?
Navigators receive 2-day initial training plus ongoing support. County administrators receive dashboard training (4 hours). All training is provided by The SozoRock Foundation at no additional cost.
How long does implementation take?
From partnership agreement to launch: typically 3-6 months. Timeline includes infrastructure setup, staff training, community outreach, and pilot testing before full launch.
What outcomes can counties expect?
Based on pilot data: 30-40% increase in insurance enrollment, 50%+ improvement in benefits access, 25% reduction in missed appointments, and measurable improvements in health equity indicators within the first year.
Can CB-CAP work in urban counties too?
Yes, but CB-CAP is optimized for rural and underserved areas where traditional healthcare navigation is limited. Urban counties with similar challenges can adapt the platform, but may need customization.
How do we get started?
Contact The SozoRock Foundation through our website. We will schedule a consultation to understand your county needs, provide a proposal, and outline a partnership roadmap. Initial consultations are always free.
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