Sixty percent of our health is affected by our social determinants. Our access to food, mental health services, and other community resources all play a pivotal role in improving our health outcomes and improving the health of our communities. These needs are only becoming more acute as the wealth gap widens. As a team, we saw these issues time and time again while working in Baltimore clinics and knew things had to change. Groups that are financially at-risk for populations don't have the tools or data needed to manage these issues or hit expanding quality measures under the affordable care act. This inability results in an additional $85b a year in spending. If we are serious about quality, patient centeredness, and value in healthcare, then we must be serious about how we address the social determinants of an individual. We started Healthify to support organizations addressing social determinants. Mission: Our mission is to help vulnerable populations access the resources they need to thrive. We believe growing a financially sustainable yet socially focused software business is the best vehicle for this. We continually strive to reduce the number of unmet social needs while always understanding that there must be an economic motivation in the marketplace to have a widespread impact.