Preventive Wellness
Community-centered wellness engagement designed to help people pay attention to health needs earlier and understand appropriate next steps.
Our Services
Preventive care that connects to what happens next.
IPCN brings preventive services closer to everyday life, then helps connect people to appropriate clinical care, follow-up, and ongoing support. Our model is designed around a connected journey — not a one-time interaction.
Prevent locally. Connect locally. Live Healthier.
Services-Specific Workflow
One connected care journey.
IPCN is community health infrastructure, not merely a screening company. Different people enter healthcare in different ways. IPCN creates another front door — through community touchpoints, outreach, home-based or mobile engagement where appropriate, and clinical connections — while helping preserve continuity after the first interaction.
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Community Access
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Preventive Services
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Clinical Connection
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Ongoing Care
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Follow-Through
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Population Insight
Prevent
Start earlier with preventive health.
Health Screening
Appropriate preventive screening opportunities may include areas such as blood pressure, diabetes risk, cardiovascular risk factors, foot health, and other program-specific wellness needs.
Vaccination & Immunization Access
Support access to appropriate vaccination and immunization pathways where available and subject to location, setting, eligibility, licensed professional availability, authorization, and program requirements.
Community & Home Outreach
Bring appropriate preventive-health engagement closer to where people live and gather through community touchpoints and, where available, home-based outreach.
Health Education & Navigation
Help participants understand screening information, available resources, and how to move toward appropriate clinical care when needed.
Screening, wellness activity, vaccination, or immunization access is not the same as diagnosis or treatment. Available activities vary by location, setting, program, staffing, licensed professional availability, authorization, eligibility, professional scope, and applicable requirements.
Connect
A screening should lead somewhere.
Finding a potential need is only useful when there is a clear next step. IPCN helps connect participants to appropriately qualified clinical providers and care resources when further evaluation or action is needed.
Clinical Review
Appropriate findings can move into qualified clinical review based on the participant's needs and the applicable care pathway.
Provider Connection
Help connect participants with appropriate local clinical providers based on the care need and available arrangements.
Referrals
Support referral workflows when additional evaluation, specialty care, testing, or community resources may be appropriate.
Follow-Up
Help keep the care journey moving by tracking next steps and supporting appropriate follow-through.
Manage
Support doesn't end after the visit.
For eligible patients and where appropriate clinical arrangements are in place, ongoing care programs can help extend support beyond a single encounter.
Chronic Care Management (CCM)
Ongoing care coordination and support for eligible patients living with multiple chronic conditions, when program and payer requirements are met.
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM)
Where clinically appropriate and eligibility requirements are met, remote monitoring can help qualified care teams follow relevant physiologic information between encounters.
Behavioral Health Support
Applicable behavioral-health pathways can help identify needs, connect patients to qualified care, and support appropriate ongoing coordination.
Care Coordination
Help organize communication, referrals, follow-up, and next steps across the patient's care journey.
Follow Through
Don't just identify the care gap. Follow what happens next.
IPCN Connect supports the longitudinal care model by preserving context across community and clinical interactions — what happened, where it happened, who was involved, what action followed, and whether the care loop was completed.
Identity
Preserve continuity around the same person across appropriate interactions.
Place
Understand where the care journey began and where subsequent interactions occurred.
Action
Preserve the sequence of preventive actions, clinical reviews, referrals, monitoring, and follow-up.
Provider
Maintain context around the qualified professionals, community team members, and care partners involved.
Follow-Through
Distinguish initiated or pending activity from verified completion where applicable.
Insight
Use longitudinal activity to understand engagement patterns, unresolved needs, completed care loops, and opportunities for follow-up.
Services built around the person — not the building.
At a Community Touchpoint
Engage through a trusted organization or local setting participating in an appropriate IPCN program.
At Home
Where available and appropriate, preventive-health outreach and engagement can extend into the home.
Through a Clinical Connection
Move from preventive engagement into qualified clinical evaluation, referrals, and applicable ongoing care.
Healthcare can begin in more than one place. The goal is to keep the journey connected.
Who IPCN serves.
Patients & Families
A more accessible path into preventive health, clinical connection, and ongoing support.
Community Organizations
A trusted local setting for appropriate preventive-health engagement and connection to care.
Healthcare Professionals
A community-centered model for connecting preventive engagement with clinical practice and ongoing care.
Payers & Healthcare Organizations
Local engagement and connected follow-through that can support broader population-health strategies.
Illustrative Services Workflow
How the services work together.
Explanatory workflow — not a replacement for the universal IPCN pathway. Actual pathways vary based on individual needs, availability, eligibility, licensed professional involvement, clinical arrangements, documentation, and applicable requirements.
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Identify
A potential preventive need, access opportunity, or care gap is identified through an appropriate program or community context.
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Engage
A person connects with IPCN through an appropriate community, outreach, home, mobile, or clinical touchpoint.
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Prevent / Screen
Appropriate preventive services, wellness activities, screening opportunities, or immunization-access pathways help clarify the next step.
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Connect
Findings requiring clinical attention move toward an appropriately qualified professional or care resource.
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Refer
Referral or coordination steps are initiated when additional evaluation, specialty care, testing, or community support may be appropriate.
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Follow
Follow-up activity helps keep the person connected after the first interaction.
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Verify
Completion is distinguished from initiated or pending activity where applicable documentation and program rules require it.
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Continue Care
Eligible patients may move into applicable ongoing care pathways such as care coordination, CCM, RPM, or BHI.
Health Is Local
Start with prevention. Stay connected to care.
Whether you are looking for preventive-health engagement, help navigating the next step, or ongoing support, IPCN is built around connecting the journey.
Services, eligibility, availability, clinical responsibility, coverage, and patient cost vary by location, setting, program, provider, payer, authorization, and applicable requirements. IPCN community touchpoints do not replace primary care or emergency services. Screening, wellness, vaccination, or immunization access activities do not independently establish a diagnosis or treatment plan. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.