The Garage In

The Garage In operates a population health management platform called Bridge, serving value-based care organizations since 2012. Based in Orlando, Florida, the company has integrated 140+ entities, 19,500+ physicians, and more than 15.5 million patient lives. The platform serves Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs), Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs), Independent Physician Associations (IPAs), and health systems.

Bridge aggregates data across multiple sources including EHRs, health information exchanges, payers, labs, and social determinants of health data. The platform provides 24x7 population health management tools with preventive care coordination capabilities across all care touchpoints. The company's GRID application includes custom referral intake tools and smart forms for housing and food security interventions.

The platform reports outcomes including an 18% decrease in spend, 9% decrease in hospitalizations, and 5% increase in quality scores across its user base of 20,000+ care team members managing over $12 billion in total spend.

The Garage In is suited for healthcare organizations with significant value-based care contracts requiring enterprise-scale population health management. The platform's strength lies in aggregating disparate data sources and providing actionable tools for care teams managing large populations.

Organizations should expect a comprehensive implementation process given the platform's integration with multiple data sources. The company's experience with state-level programs like New York's Innovator Program demonstrates capability handling complex, multi-stakeholder initiatives involving community-based organizations and social determinants of health interventions.

The Garage In exclusively serves healthcare with 100% focus on value-based care organizations. The company specializes in supporting ACOs, FQHCs, IPAs, and health systems navigating the transition from fee-for-service to risk-based payment models. Their platform addresses healthcare-specific requirements including EHR integration, health information exchange connectivity, payer data aggregation, and social determinants of health tracking.

The company's experience includes implementing programs designed by state departments of health and managing populations under full-risk value-based payment arrangements, demonstrating deep understanding of healthcare regulatory and operational requirements.

Large value-based care organizations including multi-provider ACOs, health systems with comprehensive risk contracts, and FQHCs managing populations exceeding 10,000 lives. Organizations requiring integration across multiple EHRs, payer systems, and community-based organizations with emphasis on addressing social determinants of health alongside clinical care coordination.