Community health assessments, geospatial analysis, and survey research, built to be understood, acted on, and funded. Public health is the focus; the methods travel to any field where the data’s messy and the stakes are real.
Every engagement follows the same cycle, because good public health data isn’t a one-time deliverable, it’s a system you keep coming back to.
Define the question, pull the right data, and map what the community is actually facing: CASPER, surveillance, surveys.
Turn it into maps and figures a coalition, a commissioner, or a grant reviewer can read in ten seconds.
Translate findings into goals, targets, and geographies: the piece that actually goes into an application or a plan.
Track whether it worked, and feed that back into the next assessment. The loop closes.
Independent, senior-level analysis without the overhead of a large firm, priced and scoped for county health departments, coalitions, and grant-funded programs.
CHNAs and CNAs end to end: CASPER surveys, secondary data, bilingual instruments, and a report your board will actually cite.
Access and equity mapping, hot-spot detection, and corridor analysis in ArcGIS: spatial questions answered with spatial methods.
Mixed-methods research and program evaluation , qualitative and quantitative, from study design through the finding that changes a decision.
Instrument design through analysis in Survey123, SAS, and R: from a 10-question pulse to an 80-item needs assessment.
Interactive dashboards and explorers that let stakeholders find their own answers, not static PDFs that sit in a drawer.
The needs statement, the data, and the SMART goals that make a proposal competitive. See the tools below.
Built for grant writers and coalition staff: pull the data, draft the goals, pressure-test the application. Then, when the assessment is bigger than a cheat sheet, you already know who to call.
Pick and compare counties, then export clean, grant-ready PNGs across 120+ indicators. Includes the SMART Goal Generator.
Score a draft against real review criteria, get a revision plan, and a go / no-go verdict before you submit.
Open the tool →Public-health-tuned objectives with baselines, targets, and measures, with the prompting already done for you.
Bundled with access →Assessments, maps, surveillance, or grant support: tell me what you’re up against and I’ll tell you whether I’m the right fit.