Care designed around the communities that need it most.
The full breadth of Lattice Care’s capabilities can be configured around the population, operating environment, access barriers, clinical needs, and resources already in place.
Comprehensive care. Built around the environment.
––– THE CORE IDEA
Different environments.
Same fundamental challenge: Access.
The communities Lattice serves are very different, but many face the same underlying problem: the healthcare resources people need are not always easy to reach, coordinate, or sustain. What changes from one environment to another is the source of the barrier.
Different barriers. One goal: Better access to care
Geography
Distance can separate patients from primary and specialty care.
Provider Availability
Local capacity may not match the needs of the population.
Transportation
Getting people to care can create cost, delay, and operational burden.
Workforce Constraints
Staffing shortages can limit what can be delivered locally or onsite.
Fragmentation
Care can break down across providers, specialties, settings, and systems.
Operating Complexity
Institutional requirements, security, technology, and cost can make access harder to manage.
––– THE LATTICE MODEL
One comprehensive model. Configured for different communities.
Lattice brings the same broad capabilities to every community we serve. What changes is how those capabilities are prioritized, delivered, coordinated, and integrated around the environment.
Clinical Care
+ Delivery
Flexible, high-quality care delivered where it’s needed.
Provider Access
+ Workforce
Connects patients to providers and supports workforce needs.
Care Coordination
+ Population Health
Helps identify needs, manage risk, and keep care on track.
Healthcare Operations
+ Quality
Strengthens operations, compliance, & outcomes.
Technology
+ Integration
Connects people, data & systems for better care.
CONFIGURED AROUND
Population
Access Barriers
Operating Environment
Clinical Needs
Existing Resources
Same breadth of capability. Different configuration around the community.
––– RURAL HEALTHCARE
Better care built around rural communities.
Distance should not determine the care someone can receive.
THE REALITY
Rural communities often face fewer local providers, limited specialty access, workforce shortages, and greater distances between patients and the care they need. These challenges can make it difficult to maintain consistent access across the full range of healthcare needs.
THE IMPACT
Those access gaps can delay evaluation and treatment, increase travel for patients and families, strain local healthcare resources, and make continuity more difficult across providers and care settings.
WHAT LATTICE DELIVERS
Lattice helps rural healthcare organizations expand clinical access, strengthen local care teams, and connect patients with primary, specialty, behavioral, chronic, and urgent care.
- Expanded access to primary and specialty care
- Greater provider capacity where local resources are limited
- Reduced patient travel for routine and specialty services
- Faster access to clinical expertise and evaluation
- Stronger support for local healthcare teams
- Improved continuity across providers, locations, and care settings
- Expanded access to primary and specialty care
- Greater provider capacity where local resources are limited
- Reduced patient travel for routine and specialty services
- Faster access to clinical expertise and evaluation
- Stronger support for local healthcare teams
- Improved continuity across providers, locations, and care settings
––– UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES
Strengthen access where the system falls short.
Better access starts with stronger connections to care.
THE REALITY
Underserved communities may face provider shortages, transportation barriers, limited specialty access, fragmented services, and fewer healthcare resources available close to where people live.
THE IMPACT
When access is inconsistent, routine needs can go untreated, follow-up can become difficult, and care may become more fragmented, costly, and harder to manage over time.
WHAT LATTICE DELIVERS
Lattice helps organizations expand access, strengthen provider capacity, connect care across resources, and improve continuity for populations that have historically faced barriers to healthcare.
- Expanded access to primary and specialty care
- Greater provider capacity where local resources are limited
- Improved behavioral health and chronic-care access
- Better coordination across providers and community resources
- Reduced barriers related to transportation and fragmented care
- Stronger continuity through follow-up and ongoing support
- Expanded access to primary and specialty care
- Greater provider capacity where local resources are limited
- Improved behavioral health and chronic-care access
- Better coordination across providers and community resources
- Reduced barriers related to transportation and fragmented care
- Stronger continuity through follow-up and ongoing support
––– LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES
Extend clinical reach across long-term care.
More care where residents already are.
THE REALITY
Residents in long-term care settings often require ongoing primary care, specialty expertise, chronic-care management, behavioral health support, medication oversight, and timely evaluation when health needs change.
THE IMPACT
Limited onsite provider availability can delay evaluation, disrupt continuity, and require residents to leave the facility for care — adding transportation, staffing, coordination, and operational burden.
WHAT LATTICE DELIVERS
Lattice helps long-term care facilities expand clinical access, support existing care teams, improve continuity, and bring more appropriate care to residents where they live.
- Expanded access to primary and specialty care
- More timely evaluation as resident needs change
- Stronger chronic-care and medication management
- Improved behavioral and mental health access
- Fewer avoidable offsite appointments and transfers
- Better continuity and coordination across care settings
- Expanded access to primary and specialty care
- More timely evaluation as resident needs change
- Stronger chronic-care and medication management
- Improved behavioral and mental health access
- Fewer avoidable offsite appointments and transfers
- Better continuity and coordination across care settings
––– CORRECTIONAL HEALTHCARE
Care for incarcerated populations with complex needs.
Better access inside the facility can create stronger continuity beyond it.
THE REALITY
Correctional healthcare must address ongoing medical, behavioral, chronic, specialty, and urgent needs within an environment shaped by security, staffing, transportation, scheduling, and operational constraints.
THE IMPACT
When access is delayed or fragmented, health needs can worsen, continuity can break down, and transportation, staffing, security, administrative burden, and costs can increase.
WHAT LATTICE DELIVERS
Lattice helps correctional healthcare organizations expand clinical access, coordinate complex care needs, support onsite teams, and reduce unnecessary outside utilization.
- Expanded access to primary and specialty care
- More timely clinical evaluation and treatment
- Improved behavioral health and substance use care access
- Better coordination across providers, services, and care settings
- Reduced unnecessary offsite appointments and transportation
- Stronger continuity of care throughout incarceration and during transitions
- Expanded access to primary and specialty care
- More timely clinical evaluation and treatment
- Improved behavioral health and substance use care access
- Better coordination across providers, services, and care settings
- Reduced unnecessary offsite appointments and transportation
- Stronger continuity of care throughout incarceration and during transitions
––– OTHER ACCESS-CONSTRAINED ENVIRONMENTS
If care is difficult to reach, the model should adapt.
Healthcare access challenges extend beyond any single market.
Lattice can support additional institutional, residential, community, and healthcare environments where geography, workforce, complexity, cost, or operating constraints make traditional care delivery difficult.
The starting point is the need – not the market category.
––– HUMAN PERSPECTIVE
Different settings.
One standard: Put people first.
A rural patient is more than a geography.
An underserved community is more than a market category.
A long-term care resident is more than the support they require.
A person in a correctional facility is more than the facility they are in.
Every high-need population is made up of individuals with real and often complex healthcare needs.
Lattice is designed around the people being served, not simply the environment in which care is delivered.
Healthcare should
fit the community
it serves.
Tell us where access is difficult, what your population needs, and where the current healthcare model is under pressure. Lattice can help build the right care model around it.
Healthcare designed for the communities we serve.