Read our Social Need Interventions Recommendations
Social need interventions refer to the many ways that an organization follows-up on identified social need. This includes individual care coordination programs, community information exchanges, partnerships between healthcare and social service organizations, or policy and funding mechanisms that allow for sustainable social services in Washington state. This workgroup works to identify best practices for social need interventions, including staffing and technology needs, innovative partnerships, and existing resources to integrate social care in healthcare.
Past Meeting Materials
Workgroup Members
Abigail BerubeDirector, Safety and QualityWashington State Hospital Association
Name | Title | Organization |
Tashau Asefaw | Manager for Community Programs | Community Health Plan of Washington |
Jessica Beach | Health Equity Director | Molina |
Ashley Bennett | Health Equity Program Manager | WA Health Care Authority |
Samantha Bailey | Policy Analyst | WA Association for Community Health |
Phyllis Cavens | Founder and Medical Director | Child and Adolescent Clinic of Longview and Vancouver |
Shelby Kantner | Program Manager, Social Drivers of Health | Community Health Plan of Washington |
Karma Kreizenbeck | Director, Research and Partnerships | HICOR Fred Hutch |
Laurel Lee | Director of Pharmacy | Molina Healthcare |
Jon Liu | Principle, Health Strategy | Amazon Benefits Experience and Technology |
Kate McLean | Chief Medical Officer | Quilted Health |
Judy Nelson | Director, Strategy | HICOR Fred Hutch |
Janice Tufte | Family Ambassador | PICORI West Ambassadors/Hassanah Consulting |
Beth Weitensteiner | Assistant Medical Director | International Community Health Services |