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Building connections for a healthier Nebraska.

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Unite Nebraska is a Community Information Exchange (CIE) of health and social care providers sponsored by CyncHealth.

Partners in the CIE are connected through a shared technology platform, Unite Us, which enables them to send and receive electronic referrals, address people’s social needs, and improve health across communities.

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As a Unite Nebraska partner, you can:

Easily refer and connect your clients to local services they need in the community.

Improve your clients’ health and well-being through strengthened collaboration with partners offering a wide array of services.

Track the outcomes of all referrals and services delivered for your clients.

Measure the impact of your organization and the services you deliver.

Improve organizational capacity through accurate referrals and access to a wealth of data on local service delivery.

Before, we would give out paper referrals and had no follow up tracking. Having this platform enables us to follow up with an agency if the client was not served and we can track how quickly the client was served, and if they did receive assistance. In this day and age with the pandemic, this platform provides more resources for clients and your organization.
- Michelle Rodgers, Program Manager at Heartland Hope Mission, a faith-based food pantry in the Omaha metro area that provides a week's supply of food, clothing, hygiene items and resources to the needy.
- Michelle Rodgers, Program Manager at Heartland Hope Mission, a faith-based food pantry in the Omaha metro area that provides a week's supply of food, clothing, hygiene items and resources to the needy.
Food Bank for the Heartland helps so many Nebraskans apply for SNAP benefits. Most often, it is not just SNAP they need assistance with; they often ask for utility, rent, food pantries, anything that will help them get by. I am so glad this new referral system has started. It is another way clients can make contact with an agency without having to do all the legwork themselves or retelling their story over and over again. Our neighbors are exhausted and having this referral system is one way they can get a little relief.
– Natalie Nelson, SNAP Direct Service Manager, Food Bank for the Heartland, a nonprofit organization that distributes food to 600 food pantries, schools, emergency shelters, and other nonprofit partners. Food Bank for the Heartland is the largest food bank in Nebraska and Iowa, serving 93 counties in the two-state region.
– Natalie Nelson, SNAP Direct Service Manager, Food Bank for the Heartland, a nonprofit organization that distributes food to 600 food pantries, schools, emergency shelters, and other nonprofit partners. Food Bank for the Heartland is the largest food bank in Nebraska and Iowa, serving 93 counties in the two-state region.
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Recent Press

Nebraska Health Information Initiative and Unite Us Introduce Unite Nebraska: A Statewide Coordinated Care Network to address Social Determinants of Health

NE Health Information Exchange to Implement SDOH Data – EHR Intelligence

Unite Nebraska brings patients' clinical and social health together on one portal – NTV ABC

Nebraska effort aims to break down barriers between medical and social care – Omaha-World Herald

Unite Us & NEHII Teaming to Improve Lives in Nebraska, Jaime Bland and Taylor Justice Explain How – KIOS-FM: Omaha Public Radio

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