St. Louis Integrated Health Network

The St. Louis Integrated Health Network (IHN) is a healthcare intermediary whose members co-create and advance a common agenda focused on building regional capacity across sectors to advance health equity and improve wellbeing, with an emphasis on historically excluded communities. IHN's members represent most our region's safety net healthcare providers including the leaders of local community health centers, hospital systems, academic medical schools, public health departments and community partner organizations.

IHN anchors and incubates new models of care that reimagine a healthcare system that works equitably for the all St. Louisans by prioritizing the needs of low income patients. As exemplified by collective efforts like the Care Transitions Initiative and Re-Entry Community Linkages, (RE-LINK), IHN's work focuses on solving complex, systemic healthcare problems related to access and quality with the goal of creating community-wide solutions to the most challenging public health problems of our time. Making safety net services more efficient, effective and equitable for these populations creates the conditions necessary for a stronger, healthier St. Louis.

This year, we hope to raise $10,000 to improve access, quality, and affordability of healthcare for placed-at-risk populations in the St. Louis area. Your donation will enable us to provide health and social services navigation and support and to develop novel, patient-centric care models that are re-imagining healthcare. Consider giving to IHN on Give STL Day and let's work towards advancing health equity in our community together!

To learn more about us and the work you can help fund, view our Impact Report here: https://issuu.com/stlihn/docs/issu_ihnreport_digitalversion_010424