Providers
Extend your reach beyond the clinic
Deliver the best for your patients with community-based care from Waymark.
Whole person care that makes life easier for providers
Better outcomes without extra admin
From social services paperwork to prior authorizations, we help patients keep on top of their care plan, so you can focus on your practice.
Keep practicing the way you know best
We’re a team of people, not an app. There’s no need to learn new software or change your workflows — we complement the work you already do.
Free for providers, free of risk
More support for Medicaid patients, without any financial burden to your practice.
Support for all kinds of practices
Provide great care for Medicaid patients, no matter the size or makeup of your practice.
Large health systems
Improve outcomes for Medicaid patients with holistic, community-based care.
Community health clinics
Extend your reach further with a community-based team.
Independent practices
Get additional support for the Medicaid patients you serve.
How we can help
- Identify and engage patients who need support
- Address social drivers of health
- Reduce ER and hospital visits
- Improve medication adherence
- Prevent no-shows
- Improve care plan adherence
Care, rooted in community and evidence
When hyperlocal care meets technology and data science, you gain the freedom to practice at the top of your license.
Local care teams
Community health workers, pharmacists, therapists, and care coordinators provide wraparound support for your practice and staff.
Tech built for Medicaid
Waymark Signal™ identifies rising risk patients, integrates SDOH data, and uses data science to proactively manage care.
Evidence-based care pathways
Our clinical and community interventions are designed to close gaps in patient care and improve outcomes.
Delivering on value-based care
We’re committed to helping providers improve outcomes for their patients through wraparound support.
Founded on evidence by providers who care
Waymark’s founding physicians created an evidence-based care model grounded in three randomized controlled trials among patients receiving Medicaid benefits.
Community health workers and social workers can improve hospitalization and patient satisfaction outcomes.
Source: S. Kangovi et al (2020)Multidisciplinary teams are more effective when coordinated closely with primary care practices.
Source: B. W. Powers and F. Moderai (2020)Data science can help identify patients in need and match them to interventions that reduce emergency room visits and hospitalizations.
Source: D. M. Brown et al (2022)Already work with us?
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