Your Partner in Delivering Value-Based Healthcare!

Southland Care Coordination Partners (SCCP) is a clinically integrated Population Health Management organization that helps health plans, provider networks, IPAs, ACOs, and delegated entities improve care coordination, close quality gaps, engage hard-to-reach members, and strengthen Medicaid and Medicare Advantage performance.

Through a combination of clinical services, care coordination, quality improvement programs, and member outreach, SCCP helps organizations improve HEDIS performance, Medicare Star Ratings, care continuity, and value-based care outcomes while reducing barriers that prevent members from receiving needed healthcare services.

Whether supporting chronic disease management, behavioral health follow-up, preventive care, transportation coordination, risk adjustment assessments, or member engagement campaigns, SCCP provides scalable solutions designed to improve both member experience and organizational performance.

PHM

Population Health Management Support

HEDIS

Quality and gap closure operations

CLINICAL

NP, RN, LCSW, and LCPC support

OUTREACH

Member engagement and navigation

SCCP is proud to be among INC. 5000 fastest growing private companies

"As you know, every year since 1982, Inc. has recognized the fastest-growing privately held companies in America. Businesses on this year's list averages 534.75 percent revenue growth from the pandemic year of 2020 through today. This is rarified group, among the very elite of America's private sector."


SCCP Position of No. 3,541 on the 2024

Inc. 5000

For Health Plans

MCO & Medicare Advantage Support

We help plans improve quality performance through structured outreach, care-gap closure, behavioral health follow-up, and member-centered engagement.

For Networks

IPA, ACO & Provider Group Support

We support delegated entities and provider networks that need scalable care coordination, scheduling, quality documentation, and member follow-up.

For Members

Barrier-Focused Engagement

We help members overcome scheduling, transportation, health literacy, communication, and follow-through barriers that often prevent care completion.