About Watershed
Built by people who lived the broken handoff.
Our story
From one community's problem to state wide infrastructure.
Watershed began in 2016 with a simple observation from clinical practice: every system in healthcare documents what happened, and none of them help the people across town act together while it's happening. So we built the connective layer — funded by the organizations accountable for outcomes, controlled by the people doing the work, and open to every provider regardless of technology or margin.
Founded by a physician, for the community he practiced in
States with growing networks
Patient lives on the network
Years building the network of networks
What we believe
The beliefs the architecture is built on.
Everyone matters
The home health aide, the hospice nurse, the community organization — outcomes belong to the whole team, so the whole team belongs on the record.
Meet people where they are
Standardization excludes. We adapt to every organization's operational reality — portal, interface, fax, phone — because a network that excludes anyone fails everyone.
No one loses for someone to win
Risk-bearers fund it, providers control it, patients benefit from it. Aligned economics aren't a pricing strategy — they're the design.
Leadership
The team behind the network.
Chip Grant, MD
Effie Carlson
Monica Rivera, MD
Malissa Binkley
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Austin-Travis County initiative
Citywide care coordination initiative championed by public health
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