Scaling a Statewide Digital Health + Community Health Worker Model Across 14 Organizations
Context
Partnered with TennCare (Tennessee Medicaid) to implement a $7M, multi-year initiative deploying a technology-enabled Community Health Worker (CHW) care model across 14 healthcare and community-based organizations.
The environment was highly complex, with significant variation in clinical workflows, technology infrastructure, and organizational readiness.
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The Challenge
- Aligning 14 organizations to a standardized implementation model to drive consistency and scalability
- Significant variability in technology adoption, workflows, and program execution
- Limited visibility into outcomes, performance, and risk across a multi-organization environment
At the same time:
- Required coordination across state leadership, health systems, and community-based organizations
- Needed to demonstrate measurable outcomes and long-term sustainability
- Success depended on driving consistent adoption and performance across all sites
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Leadership
- Led enterprise customer success and implementation strategy across the full customer lifecycle
- Owned executive relationships with TennCare and partner organizations
- Directly managed key organizations while overseeing a team of Customer Success Managers responsible for additional accounts
- Aligned cross-functional teams across product, clinical, operations, and data to drive coordinated execution
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Outcomes
- TennCare extended funding into a third year, reflecting demonstrated value and program impact across participating organizations
- Achieved 12 of 14 organization renewals, with 2 expansions, strengthening long-term partnership growth
- Enabled organizations to leverage technology and performance data to drive more informed, data-driven improvements in care delivery; those utilizing the AI Scribe feature saw increased efficiency in documentation and workflows
- Successfully scaled a consistent, statewide model, improving adoption, care coordination, and program performance across diverse organizations