CHIP (Community Health Intelligence Platform) fuses 15+ federal health datasets at the property level across all 37,284 HUD Section 202 and USDA Rural Development properties. It generates three composite risk scores — Property Risk Index, Health Burden Score, and Rural Isolation Index — enabling connected health companies, health plans, and state agencies to identify and prioritize deployment targets.

REACH (Rural Engagement & Access for Complex Health) is a grant-funded care navigation program for rural senior housing. It deploys modern wireless call-for-aid technology, 24/7 live care navigation, service coordination, and community resource navigation — all at zero cost to properties.

How much does REACH cost for properties?

REACH is deployed at zero cost to properties. The program is funded through federal grant mechanisms. Properties sign a one-page Letter of Support — no capital budget required.

How many senior housing properties does CHIP cover?

CHIP maps all 37,284 HUD Section 202 and USDA Rural Development properties nationwide, housing over 1.66 million older adults. 71% are in rural communities and 62% were built before 1990.

Does REACH help with NSPIRE compliance?

Yes. REACH replaces outdated pull-cord call-for-aid systems with monitored wireless devices. Every button press is logged with timestamps, response times, and resolution codes — creating auditable compliance documentation that satisfies NSPIRE inspection requirements.

Connective Care | Senior Housing Health Intelligence & Care Navigation

Connective Care — Senior Housing Health Intelligence & Care NavigationConnective Care maps 37,284 HUD Section 202 and USDA Rural Development properties with property-level clinical risk data. We operate two core products: CHIP and REACH.CHIP — Community Health Intelligence PlatformCHIP fuses 15+ federal health datasets at the property level across all 37,284 HUD Section 202 and USDA Rural Development properties nationwide.Three Composite Risk Scores

Property Risk Index (0–100): EMS risk + SDoH burden + building age + service access gap. Identifies highest-urgency deployment targets.

Health Burden Score (0–100): Chronic disease prevalence + EMS fall rates + city-level metrics. Quantifies clinical need inside each building.

Rural Isolation Index (0–100): Hospital distance + broadband access + grocery access + RUCA classification. Measures deployment feasibility and service gap severity.

Data SourcesHUD REAC/iREMS, USDA Rural Development, CMS Chronic Conditions Warehouse, CDC PLACES, HRSA HPSA, USDA Food Access, FCC Broadband, RUCA codes, Medicare claims, Area Deprivation Index, CDC/ATSDR SVI, NPI Registry, CMS Provider Data, HUD AFFH Data.Who CHIP Serves

Connected health companies (PERS, RPM, telehealth) — ranked deployment pipeline by risk score

Health plans — identify buildings with highest dual-eligible concentration

State agencies — target RHTP implementation to highest-need communities

Hospitals — extend community health reach into congregate senior housing

REACH — Rural Engagement & Access for Complex HealthREACH is a grant-funded 24/7 care navigation program deployed into rural senior housing at zero cost to properties.Four-Layer Infrastructure Stack

Technology Layer: Modern wireless call-for-aid buttons replacing pull-cord systems. Central alert hub. No construction required.

Engagement Layer: 24/7 live care navigation by trained professionals. Proactive outreach 2x monthly. SDoH screening. Triage and escalation.

Coordination Layer: Integration with service coordinators, Care Collaborative health coaches, primary care providers, and rural hospitals.

Community Layer: Local resource navigation. CHW coordination. Connection to Area Agencies on Aging, PACE, Meals on Wheels, transportation.

What Properties Receive

Better NSPIRE inspection scores

Reduced liability risk

Zero cost (grant-funded)

More aging in place

Key Statistics

37,284 HUD Section 202 and USDA Rural Development properties mapped

1.66 million+ older adults in these buildings

71% located in rural communities

62% built before 1990

15+ federal health datasets fused at the property level

Partner Ecosystem

LeadingAge Kansas

Hume.ai

Rapid Response

Connected Health and Safety Association

Digital Media Professionals (DMP)

VRI

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