Family-centered. Nurse-led. Built to Scale

Partnering with intervention teams and research institutions to design custom, software-enabled healthcare programs that put families at the heart of care.

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Purpose / Mission / Vision

Purpose

To help families actively participate in care—supported by nurses and community systems—so proven interventions don’t stay trapped in theory.

Mission

Help turn evidence-based models into scalable workflows through systems thinking, healthcare expertise, and custom software.

Vision

A healthcare ecosystem where families are engaged partners, nurses are empowered interventionists, and care teams have tools that sustain prevention, recovery, and follow-up.

Values
Integrity Privacy & Trust Partnership Evidence-first Equity Practicality

The Family and the Nurse Model

Many healthcare solutions view treatment as a single patient moment. We understand that people, their families, and communities are not static, and need solutions that keep up with shifting conditions, priorities, and treatments.

In our work, the nurse, acting as the primary interventionist, is equipped with workflows and tools that support outreach, assessment, intervention delivery, coordination, and evaluation.

Through this model, we connect families to their communities and clinical systems for ongoing care.

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Backed by Evidence

How We Work

Every partner and project is different. We adapt to your setting, team, and constraints—but this is roughly how we do it.

1
Align
Clarify the intervention model, success measures, and constraints.
2
Co-design
Work side-by-side with interventionists to design workflows that fit reality.
3
Build
Develop the minimum system that makes the work easier and more reliable. Built with privacy, security, and interoperability in mind from the beginning.
4
Pilot and learn
Test in the field, gather feedback, refine, and harden what works.
5
Scale
Enable adoption with training, governance, measurement, and iteration cycles.

We’ll work out pricing and payment to fit your needs, funding context, and procurement requirements.

Consulting services that produce real-world tools

Care models evolve as communities change. The tools that support them should too.
Our tailored solutions are designed for the reality of community-based care.

Systems thinking & program design

We map stakeholders, workflows, constraints, incentives, and handoffs—then design a program that can be implemented and evaluated in the real world.

Typical outputs: service blueprint, workflow maps, data needs, implementation plan.

Custom software for intervention teams

Build software that supports the day-to-day work of interventionists, especially nurses, without creating an extra documentation burden.

Examples: field workflows, participant tracking, scheduling, structured assessments, dashboards, reporting.

Implementation & enablement

Great models fail when adoption fails. We support rollout, training, playbooks, and feedback loops so teams can actually use what’s built.

Typical outputs: training, SOPs, pilot support, iteration cycles.

Measurement, evaluation & research enablement

Designed to support research rigor and program learning. We help make evaluation practical instead of painful.

Typical outputs: metrics frameworks, data capture design, evaluation reporting, export-ready datasets.

Practical AI (when appropriate)

We believe AI is a tool, not the strategy. We apply AI only where it reduces friction and improves follow-through, with privacy and safety guardrails that match healthcare realities.

Examples: summarizing notes, drafting follow-ups, triage support, workflow automation.

Built for organizations doing real intervention work

We are actively looking for and aligning with partners who aim to create interventions with community-based care models.

Research institutions

Translate evidence-based models into operational workflows and software that can be deployed, measured, and scaled.

Community & social service agencies

Coordinate services and track follow-through across complex systems.

Hospitals & health systems

Extend care beyond the walls with community workflows that improve continuity and outcomes.

Payers & public programs

Support community-based models that improve outcomes and reduce avoidable utilization.

Featured partner: CLAFH at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing

The Center for Latino Adolescent and Family Health (CLAFH) and Huddy Health are partnered to advance family-based approaches and community-centered health interventions in the Bronx, NY.

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CLAFH / Johns Hopkins School of Nursing

Featured work: Safe Families

Safe Families is CLAFH’s community-centered initiative, supporting substance use prevention and recovery through nurse-led engagement, family support, and coordinated services.

Challenge

Integrate advanced care management technology with trusted community outreach to proactively reach families, assess needs accurately, and connect them to appropriate care.

Approach

Co-design workflows with interventionists, build tools that reduce friction, and create measurement pathways that support learning and evaluation.

What we built

REIS, a software-enabled workflow toolkit that supports outreach, recruitment, structured evaluations, intervention delivery, follow-up, and reporting.

REIS is a toolkit produced through our consulting process. We scale the process that creates tools like this.

A focused team, built for complex work

We’re a boutique firm on purpose. Our combined experience spans nurse-led intervention delivery, applied research operations, and building software in regulated environments.

We work alongside frontline teams to translate evidence into workflows that hold up in the field—and we stay close through build, pilot, and iteration.

Mel Baiada
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Peter Bessen
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Dan Baiada
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Let’s build what your model needs to scale

If you believe families and nurses are essential to scalable care and you want actionable solutions, let’s talk.
We are actively looking for like-minded, working people in community-based organizations, academic organizations with intervention studies, and health systems to connect with.

Who we’re looking to connect with
  • Community-based organizations doing intervention work
  • Academic organizations running intervention studies
  • Hospitals and health systems