Collaborating to Advance Community-Based Infectious Disease Care
Lifeline Health partners with public agencies, health systems, community organizations, and funders to design, implement, and scale evidence-based programs for HIV, Hepatitis C, and STI prevention and care.
Lifeline Health collaborates with and aligns efforts alongside leading public health agencies, health systems, and community organizations.
Lifeline Health does not offer one-size-fits-all programs. We collaborate with partners to adapt proven models to local contexts while maintaining fidelity to evidence-based practice.
Our case studies demonstrate how this approach functions in real-world settings.
Lifeline Health collaborates with diverse partners across the public health ecosystem. Explore the partnership pathway that aligns with your organization.
Who this is for:
Lifeline Health collaborates with diverse partners across the public health ecosystem. Explore the partnership pathway that aligns with your organization.
Collaboration focus:
Relevant case study:
Community-Based Hepatitis C Elimination Program (Florida)
Demonstrates how coordinated testing, linkage, and treatment can reduce care fragmentation and support elimination strategies.
Who this is for:
Hospitals, Federally Qualified Health Centers, and clinical networks seeking to extend reach beyond traditional settings.
Collaboration focus:
Relevant case study:
Florida Hepatitis C Program
Illustrates how community-based identification and navigation improve linkage and treatment follow-through.
Who this is for:
Nonprofits, advocacy groups, and community organizations working with populations disproportionately affected by infectious disease.
Collaboration focus:
Relevant case study:
Florida Hepatitis C Program
Highlights the role of trust, accessibility, and community alignment in sustained engagement.
Who this is for:
Public and private funders seeking measurable, scalable public health impact.
Collaboration focus:
Relevant case study:
Florida Hepatitis C Program
Provides a practical example of how funding supports coordinated care models that prioritize completion and outcomes over volume.
Each Lifeline Health case study represents more than a past implementation—it serves as a starting point for partnership discussions.
Case studies inform program design, expectations, and feasibility.
Lifeline Health partnerships are characterized by commitment to excellence, transparency, and public health impact.
Interventions grounded in proven models and best practices
Clear communication about processes, timelines, and responsibilities
Measurable impact aligned with public health goals
Regular updates and transparent documentation
Our role is to complement—not replace—existing public health and clinical infrastructure.