For Government & Public-Sector Agencies

Social Care Network Infrastructure for Government & Medicaid Agencies

Relay gives state and local government agencies, Medicaid Lead Entities, and public health departments the infrastructure to operate a Social Care Network at population scale — funding, network adequacy, capacity, and outcomes in one system.

Statewide network operations

Track network adequacy, provider and CBO capacity, and geographic coverage across every contracted partner in the network — not just the ones inside a single agency.

Funding and financial accountability

Authorizations, encumbrances, accruals, and obligations are tracked across the entire contracted network, with budget forecasting to support funding decisions.

Population intelligence and outcomes

Heat maps, service gap analysis, and community-level risk data help agencies see where needs are emerging — and outcome measurement supports the regulatory and legislative reporting government programs require.

Key Capabilities

  • Population intelligence & heat maps
  • Community asset & service-gap mapping
  • Multi-organization coordination
  • Financial obligation management
  • Regulatory reporting dashboards

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Social Care Network platform for government?

It's the infrastructure a government agency uses to operate a network of contracted providers and community organizations — funding, capacity, referrals, and outcomes — at the population level, rather than case-by-case.

How does Relay support statewide Medicaid HRSN infrastructure?

By combining closed-loop referral management, provider network operations, financial operations, and population intelligence in one platform that spans every organization in the network, not just one agency's caseload.

See how Relay supports statewide social care infrastructure.

Tell us about your network, funding structure, and reporting requirements — we'll tailor the walkthrough.

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