How wellconnected is introducing the social care industry to networked enterprise software

Allco platform creates a venue for regional collaboration that never existed before

Buffalo, NY

Press Release

In New York, health insurance plan Independent Health uses wellconnected’s ‘allco’ platform to do health checks on members and, when necessary, make referrals to community-based organizations.

In New Jersey, Monmouth County adopted allco as the case management and referral platform for its nonprofit partners, creating a digitally connected social care network.

And in West Virginia, allco is being integrated into the statewide 211 system, which is expected to drive adoption of the platform throughout the state.

These are a few early examples of how wellconnected is introducing networked enterprise software to the social care industry, a multi-billion dollar vertical that breaks down into thousands of disconnected regional networks throughout the U.S.

When we say “networked,” we mean that our robust suite of tools (case management, customizable intake forms, referral networks, strategic analytics, reporting) is designed to create collaborative relationships between stakeholders in social care. That spectrum includes funders such as foundations, governments and health plans; nonprofit CBOs that deliver the care; and people that receive the care.

And when we say “enterprise software,” we mean that wellconnected is more than the sum of its parts. It is poised to replace the current industry standard – mostly pen-and-paper and spreadsheets – with a new paradigm that introduces data standardization and, most importantly, features high-quality modules that enable collaboration, efficiency and transparency for all stakeholders within the system.

This has been the vision as far back as 2019, when wellconnected CEO Duane Conners scrawled a sketch of a scalable system for social care on poster board. That sketch is still taped to the wall of the firm’s headquarters, where a core team of early wellconnected employees rolled up their sleeves and worked hand-in-hand with stakeholders in social care to build intuitive modules that make their lives easier.

wellconnetecd is now fully commercialized and quickly expanding its roster of customers and geographic breadth. Our exciting new vision for social care collaboration is taking hold, and we’d love to bring you along for the ride.

Please reach out to Stephen Butzler at stephen@wellconnected.com for a demo or visit our website here.

About us

WellConnected was formed in 2021 as a mission-driven startup aiming to create a better social safety net for the people in our society who need help.

Through its Allco software, the company brings a networked enterprise platform to a fractious and inefficient industry, driving collaboration between nonprofits and their funders. wellconnected has expanded into the states of New York, New Jersey, West Virginia and Illinois, where government entities and foundations are driving adoption to thousands of nonprofits

Those interested in learning more can reach out to wellconnected CEO Duane Conners at duane@getwellconnected.co.

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247 Cayuga Rd
Buffalo, NY 14224

We close the communication gaps by developing and reporting community and individual measures while also educating data owners regarding data literacy, technology accesibility, and financial stability.

Want to learn about how your organization can deliver better community care?

Website by Nervous Lemon

247 Cayuga Rd
Buffalo, NY 14224

We close the communication gaps by developing and reporting community and individual measures while also educating data owners regarding data literacy, technology accesibility, and financial stability.

Want to learn about how your organization can deliver better community care?

Website by Nervous Lemon