konnected impact™: Empowering Organizations Through Social Determinants of Health (SDoH)

At B-Konnected, we understand the transformative power of data-driven strategies in addressing Social Determinants of Health (SDoH). We partner with non-profits, corporations, philanthropies, education, government, and more to create custom solutions that uncover the needs of your clients, demographics, service areas, or even your employees. Our tailored approach empowers you to make meaningful, measurable impacts in the communities and populations you serve.

Why Choose US

In today’s world, addressing SDoH is no longer optional—it’s essential for driving equity, well-being, and success. Whether you’re a corporation seeking to support your workforce or a non-profit focused on uplifting underserved populations, Konnected Impact™ provides the tools and insights to achieve your goals.

• Customized SDoH Solutions
  Every community, organization, and demographic is unique. Our SDoH model ensures we deliver a completely customized plan tailored to your specific needs, challenges, and objectives.
• Actionable Data
  Understand what truly matters—whether it’s the needs of your employees, gaps in your service area, or demographic insights.
• Measurable Results
  From initial assessments to actionable strategies, we help you track and demonstrate your impact.

What We Offer

Konnected Impact™ empowers you to take the lead in creating equitable, thriving systems that address SDoH. Here’s how we can help:

• Needs Assessments
  We conduct in-depth evaluations to identify critical gaps and opportunities in your target populations, workforce, or service areas.
• Customizable Frameworks
  Using our proven SDoH model, we design scalable solutions to address your unique challenges and align with your mission.
• Strategic Insights
  Our approach ensures you have the data and strategies needed to make informed decisions that maximize impact.

ECONOMICS

• 1 in 10 Americans live in poverty, impacting health and well-being.
• Employment reduces poverty but barriers like disabilities and low wages persist.
• Career counseling, child care, and job programs boost stability.
• Affordable food, housing, and healthcare improve lives.

EDUCATION/ACCESS

• Higher education levels lead to better health and longer lives.
• Poverty, disabilities, and discrimination hinder academic achievement.
• Poor education links to low-paying jobs and greater health risks.
• School support and college affordability improve health outcomes.

HEALTH CARE

• Many Americans don’t get the health services they need.
• 1 in 10 lack insurance, limiting access to providers and medications.
• Distance and lack of primary care also prevent essential screenings.
• Expanding insurance, providers, and telehealth improves care.

NEIGHBORHOOD

• Where people live impacts their well-being and safety.
• Low-income and minority communities face higher health risks.
• Hazards like secondhand smoke affect workers’ health.
• Safer streets and cleaner environments promote better health.

COMMUNITY/WELL-BEING

• Connections with others shape well-being throughout life.
• Issues like unsafe neighborhoods and discrimination harm health.
• Positive relationships reduce the effects of life’s challenges.
• Access to social and community support improves health outcomes.