Expertise
The hardest problems in health care reward depth. Four decades of work inside these systems have concentrated our experience where the stakes run highest — behavioral health, maternal health, chronic disease, Medicaid, health information technology and quality improvement. Comagine Health® brings that depth wherever the work demands it.
What We Do
Practices
Wherever the work starts, these are the capabilities it draws on.
Behavioral Health
Coordinated, equitable behavioral health care — from prevention and treatment through recovery and harm reduction.
Maternal Health
Better outcomes for mothers and infants through data, collaboration and system-wide improvement.
Health Information Technology
Health IT that performs in practice — validated, interoperable and built for real operational needs.
Chronic Disease
Prevention and management sustained across the entire care continuum, where it matters most.
Medicaid Programs
Independent, credible insight into how Medicaid actually works — across policy, operations, care and data.
Quality Improvement
Lasting change built on capacity that outlasts any single project—not one-time interventions.
Our Approach
Depth built where the work happens
Expertise here isn’t a specialty held apart from the work — it’s what four decades of the work has built. Each focus area draws on the same five connected practices, from data infrastructure and analytics through improvement, research and care management. The difference is accumulated knowledge: the patterns, pitfalls and local realities that only sustained presence in a domain can teach. That’s what partners get when the problem lands in one of these areas.
50 States + D.C.
Active programs in every state, supporting public and private partners coast to coast.
40+ Years
Building trust through partnership with rural and underserved communities.
2,700+ Citations
Comagine-coauthored research published in peer-reviewed journals.
Our Role
Knowledge that moves between systems
However a partnership begins, the same principles carry through the work: neutral convening, evidence-guided decisions, What we learn in one system strengthens the next. Evidence from behavioral health work informs Medicaid oversight; maternal health collaboratives shape how we approach quality improvement; health IT validation sharpens every data engagement. Five connected practices carry that knowledge into every engagement.
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