License the only engine that lets you walk a patient’s whole journey in five minutes.

Who licenses Poppy

The same engine, repositioned for five distinct buyer conversations. Each ICP gets the role homepage that fits their audience plus the Powertool with their own brand.

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Medicaid Plans & MCOs

Member education + UM training + medical-director engagement. The seven Medicaid missions are a CMO’s entire population-health curriculum in one tool.

Use case: SDOH waivers, value-based contracts, doula carve-outs

Dr. Rob GillioFrom the CMO chair

Problem

A Medicaid CMO sees the cost curves, but the case-management team can’t feel what a $340K admission looks like from the patient’s side. Education collateral is one-way. UM modules don’t move medical directors.

Solution

Seven Medicaid-vantage missions plus the patient/parent/ER nurse counterparts. Dr. Bell writes the rules; the medical director plays through them. The Bought-the-Gloves pattern at population scale.

Benefit

Measurable completions for HEDIS and CMS Star measures. Doula and CHW carve-outs validated against lived cases. Member engagement layer for value-based contracts. One license, every quality lever.

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Chambers of Health & Civic Leaders

Cardiac Town. Overdose Town. Maternal Town. Dementia-Friendly Town. Five missions where the mayor writes the rules.

Use case: chamber activations, county PHIT, mayor toolkits

Dr. Rob GillioFrom the CMO chair

Problem

Mayors and chambers hold the levers no clinician has — zoning, budget, ordinance, convening power — but they don’t see the line from a council vote to next year’s ED visits. The data exists; the empathy doesn’t.

Solution

Five Community Leader missions tied to real local headlines: 3 cardiac arrests, 2 died before EMS. 3 Black maternal deaths in 24 months. The naloxone box at city hall is full. Walk the budget through each one.

Benefit

Chamber-of-Health activation tool. Mayor’s monthly briefing material. Tied to county PHIT scores so a council member can see “our score moved from 47 to 61 after we passed the SHIELD Act.” A policy-room sales tool that runs in five minutes.

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School Districts & State Health

Asthma Action Plans + DMMPs + 504s + state legislation. Tied to school nurse staffing ratios.

Use case: school health programs, DOH SDOH grants

Dr. Rob GillioFrom the CMO chair

Problem

One school nurse, 40 students with asthma, 5 with diabetes, an expired glucagon kit in the locked drawer. The system fails on the day the nurse is sick. Most districts don’t know what “standing order” means until a kid arrests at recess.

Solution

Two School Nurse missions plus the parent and ER nurse counterparts — Action Plans, DMMPs, 504s, standing orders, state legislation. Built so a district health officer can hand it to every principal in 18 minutes.

Benefit

SDOH grant evidence layer. State legislative briefing tool. Statehouse policy that does the nurse’s work for her — ratified, defensible, and tied to NHES standards. School districts cite it in their DOH grant deliverables.

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Health Systems & Provider Groups

Seven Provider missions designed to be CE/CME-eligible. Plus the ER Nurse set for nursing CE through ANCC partners.

Use case: micro-CME, residency curricula, GME

Dr. Rob GillioFrom the CMO chair

Problem

Twenty minutes per patient. The diagnosis conversation gets squeezed. CME modules are boring, slow, and the wrong size for the visit that actually shapes the year. Residencies teach the protocol; they don’t teach the bias check.

Solution

Seven Provider missions designed to be CE/CME-eligible — SCD transition, asthma Action Plan, newly-diagnosed T2D, post-MI follow-up, high-risk pregnancy, post-overdose, dementia diagnosis. Plus the ER Nurse set for ANCC nursing CE. Five-minute micro-CME members actually want to do.

Benefit

Resident curriculum drop-in. ANCC- and ACCME-track ready (in progress). Tied to ACC/AHA, ADA, ACOG, ASH guideline citations. Provider satisfaction tool because someone finally made CME that respects their twenty minutes.

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Foundations & Federal Grants

Engagement layer for HRSA, CDC, NIH, and SAMHSA dollars. Cited fact-sheet links + measurable completions = audit-ready deliverable.

Use case: grant deliverables, dissemination requirements

Dr. Rob GillioFrom the CMO chair

Problem

A foundation funds a $2M cohort program. The deliverables include “dissemination,” “engagement,” and “community education.” What that usually means: a PDF nobody reads and a webinar nobody attends. The audit asks for completion data.

Solution

Poppy missions tagged to each grant’s focus condition. Every mission cites the relevant CDC, MMWR, ASH, or AHRQ source. Measurable completions, badges, and a shareable URL the grantee can put in their newsletter, partner email, or community Facebook page.

Benefit

Audit-ready engagement layer for HRSA, CDC, NIH, SAMHSA, and private foundation deliverables. Co-publication rights on partner-authored missions. Turns “dissemination” from a compliance line item into a measurable outcome.

Three ways to ship it

Standards alignment & tagging

Every Poppy mission is tagged across multiple dimensions so it integrates into your existing curriculum, accreditation, or grant-reporting framework. Here’s exactly what’s coded today and what’s in the Phase 2 build.

Three ways to partner

Pricing in conversation — tailored to member count, deployment scope, and white-label scope. Reach out for a partner discovery call and a tailored proposal.

The partner deliverables checklist