Building a Community Care Hub in Eastern Washington
Healthcare is more than what happens at the doctor or in a clinical setting. We know from experience our community has unique needs that can’t be served by providing the same care and treatment plan to all without considering diverse lived experience, cultural, and language needs. That’s why we match folks with a care coordinator at one of our trusted partner organizations who can work with them step-by-step to find the right basic, medical, and cultural support for their unique needs, and is with them every step of the way.
Meet our Network
We empower a network that connects folks to the resources they need through community based care coordination.
What is Community Based Care Coordination?
Our goal is to help individuals find the unique care that is best for them, whether it be navigating complex health systems, breaking down barriers like language access, or finding vital resources for everyday needs.
How do we center community voice?
From our start over 10 years ago, we have centered around community engagement so our work is inclusive from the beginning, not as an afterthought.
We are Eastern Washington’s Community Care Hub
Healthcare is more than what happens at the doctor or in a clinical setting. We know from experience our community has unique needs that can’t be served by providing the same care and treatment plan to all without considering diverse lived experience, cultural, and language needs. That’s why we match folks with a care coordinator at one of our trusted partner organizations who can work with them step-by-step to find the right basic, medical, and cultural support for their unique needs, and is with them every step of the way.
Over the past five years, we’ve invested more than $70 million dollars into our health care and social determinant of health delivery systems across Ferry, Stevens, Pend Oreille, Spokane, Lincoln. Adams and Whitman counties and the Reservations of the Kalispel Tribe of Indians, the Spokane Tribe of Indians, and the Colville Confederated Tribes.
Meet our Network
We empower a network that connects folks to the resources they need through community based care coordination.
What is Community Based Care Coordination?
Our goal is to help individuals find the unique care that is best for them, whether it be navigating complex health systems, breaking down barriers like language access, or finding vital resources for everyday needs.
How do we center community voice?
From our start over 10 years ago, we have centered around community engagement so our work is inclusive from the beginning, not as an afterthought.
We work with a network built by community, for community
BHT serves as a Community Care Hub in Eastern Washington, working with community-based organizations, behavioral health specialists, and healthcare centers to create a network that can connect individuals with the right care for them, whether it be navigating complex health systems, breaking down barriers like language access, or finding vital resources for everyday basic needs.
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Application Launch:
Be a Community Based Care Coordination Partner with the
Community Care Hub
BHT is working towards building a Community Care Hub that amplifies community expertise to help build healthier communities. Are you an organization providing community based care coordination in our region? We want to hear from you!
Apply to the Request for Proposals by October 1, 2025
BHT intends to fund the care coordination work of 10-20 Community Based Organizations employing 12-30 Community Based Workers between February 2026 and January 2027. Proposals should be for care coordination services provided by a minimum of one to a maximum of five (1-5 FTE) Community Based Workers (CBW) and a recommended .3 Supervisor FTE per CBW.
News & Articles
June 16, 2025
Category:
Community Care Hub, Community Voice
Community voices across Eastern Washington shaped bold, place-based solutions to inform the next Environmental Health Disparities Map through trust, leadership, and collective
June 10, 2025
Category:
Community Health Workers, Social Care Network
In 2022, Better Health Together (BHT) was selected to receive a highly competitive Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA) Community Health Worker
June 4, 2025
Category:
Community Voice, Social Care Network
Better Health Together’s Grant Writing Stipend helps small nonprofits hire grant writers and unlock critical funding. Read more…
BHT Event Highlight
Joining community to celebrate PRIDE!
June 14, 2025
Spokane, WA – Riverfront Park
