Services

Six ways we get you to a defensible answer.

End-to-end support, from defining the evaluation question to building the monitoring plan and operational tools that sustain results. We work within the constraints you actually face: tight timelines, incomplete data, complex stakeholders, and the pressure to demonstrate outcomes.

Scope from the questionSix service lines. One disciplined path.
S.01

Evaluation & Monitoring

Typical length4–12 months
Bought byState and local health agencies, foundations, health systems
MethodsDifference-in-differences, interrupted time-series, staggered adoption, mixed-methods designs

We design and deliver evaluations that are credible, feasible, and decision-ready — with monitoring plans that remain useful long after the final report is submitted.

The design is chosen to match the evidence standard your funder or statute actually requires. Not every question needs a causal design, and we say so when a simpler method will do — but when your claim has to survive review, we build the comparison in from the start rather than defending a pre-post chart later.

  • You receive
  • Logic model & evaluation framework
  • Analysis plan with stated assumptions
  • Performance measurement plan
  • Final report & executive briefing
  • Documented, reproducible analysis code
  • Monitoring plan & staff handoff
S.02

Health Economics & Outcomes Research

Typical length3–9 months
Bought byPayers, provider networks, policy offices, research institutes
MethodsClaims and administrative data analysis, propensity methods, cost and utilization modeling, survival analysis

We support program and policy decisions with outcomes and utilization evidence — interpreted through a health equity lens and presented for decision-maker audiences.

This is where large administrative datasets earn their keep: what changed in utilization, in cost, in access, and for whom. Results are disaggregated by the populations that matter to your mandate, so disparities are measured rather than averaged away.

  • You receive
  • Real-world evidence analysis
  • Cost, utilization & resource findings
  • Comparative effectiveness assessment
  • Equity-stratified outcome tables
  • Geospatial access analysis
  • Peer-review-ready methods appendix
S.03

Health Informatics & Data Integration

Typical length2–8 months
Bought byHealth systems, public health units, digital health programs
MethodsHL7 / FHIR interoperability review, data quality auditing, governance design, analytics architecture

We help teams turn fragmented data into reliable information flows — supporting interoperability, governance, and analytics that improve decisions and care delivery.

Most reporting problems are not analysis problems. They are definition, lineage, and governance problems. We find where the number breaks before we build anything on top of it, then leave you with data your team can defend and maintain.

  • You receive
  • Interoperability & standards assessment
  • Data quality audit & remediation plan
  • Data governance framework
  • Measure definitions & data dictionary
  • Dashboard & reporting architecture
  • Privacy, DUA & de-identification review
S.04

Implementation Support & Technical Assistance

Typical length3–18 months, often retained
Bought byGrant-funded programs, agency program offices, coalitions
MethodsImplementation frameworks, rapid-cycle evaluation, change management, readiness assessment

We help programs move from plan to execution — using practical technical assistance, change management, and performance monitoring to reduce adoption failures.

Plans stall when no one owns the metric and no one has time to chase it. We take that weight off your staff for the period it matters most, then hand back a routine they can run without us.

  • You receive
  • Readiness & barrier assessment
  • Implementation plan with owners
  • Rapid-cycle feedback loops
  • Workflow & SOP documentation
  • Staff training & coaching sessions
  • Funder progress reporting support
S.05

Survey Design & Community Engagement

Typical length2–6 months
Bought byNeeds-assessment sponsors, community coalitions, agencies with engagement mandates
MethodsInstrument design, cognitive testing, sampling strategy, key informant interviews, focus groups, multilingual facilitation

We build instruments that produce analyzable data the first time, and gather community input in a form that holds up in the final report rather than sitting in an appendix.

A survey written without an analysis plan generates work, not evidence. We design the instrument backward from the tables you will need — piloted, translated, and tested with the people who will answer it.

  • You receive
  • Survey instruments & item bank
  • Sampling & recruitment strategy
  • Cognitive testing & pilot findings
  • Multilingual instrument adaptation
  • Interview & focus group protocols
  • Community advisory structure design
S.06

Decision-Ready Reporting & Knowledge Translation

Typical length4–12 weeks, or bundled
Bought byExecutive teams, boards, policy offices, organizations sitting on unused findings
MethodsAudience analysis, evidence synthesis, data visualization, policy brief writing, briefing facilitation

Findings written for the people who have to act on them — plus the briefing that gets the recommendation through the room.

Plenty of organizations already hold the evidence they need and cannot move it. We translate completed analysis into the format the decision actually runs on: a board deck, a legislative brief, a one-page memo, a dashboard a director will open on a Monday.

  • You receive
  • Executive briefing deck
  • Policy brief or legislative report
  • Board-ready summary memo
  • Data visualization & chart standards
  • Facilitated briefing session
  • Plain-language public summary

Scoping

Most engagements combine two or three.

Services are scoped to the question, not sold as fixed packages. Three combinations we're asked for most often.

Pattern A

The funder is asking for proof

A grant or statute requires demonstrated outcomes and the reporting you have won't carry the claim.

  • S.01 Evaluation & Monitoring
  • S.02 Outcomes Research
  • S.06 Decision-Ready Reporting
Pattern B

The data won't reconcile

Two systems produce two different numbers and no one can say which is right, so nothing gets reported with confidence.

  • S.03 Informatics & Data Integration
  • S.01 Evaluation & Monitoring
Pattern C

A new program is launching

You need the measurement built in from day one rather than reconstructed under deadline in year three.

  • S.05 Survey & Engagement
  • S.04 Implementation Support
  • S.01 Evaluation & Monitoring

Not sure which service fits?

Tell us what you're trying to accomplish.

Describe the decision in front of you and we'll identify the right starting point, the likely scope, and a clear next step — whether or not that turns into an engagement.