Primary Care Alliance

The Healthy Interactions Primary Care Alliance is a national initiative led by Healthy Interactions LLC (HI). This Alliance is designed to accelerate the transformation of primary care by equipping clinics with the tools, training, and support needed to address chronic disease and prevention at scale.

As an organizational member of the Alliance, primary care clinics will be introduced to new educational tools and clinical workflows that accelerate the dissemination and implementation of evidence-based chronic disease and prevention strategies across thousands of primary care practices. Additionally, the Alliance connects this national network of primary care practices, fostering shared learning, innovation, and peer support to accelerate progress in chronic disease care throughout the US.

By using HI’s Conversation Maps®, the Alliance empowers primary care practices to lead sustainable, evidence-based changes and provide patient education that improves health outcomes for patients living with a chronic disease.

Evidence-Based Tools & Training

Seamless integration of clinical decision support, care pathways, and patient engagement tools into existing practice operations.

Behavioral & Structural Change Workflows and Support

Training and resources to foster team-based care, patient self-management, and long-term behavior change.

Scalable Implementation

Designed to reach thousands of clinics across the U.S., with adaptable models for diverse practice settings.

Practice Transformation Coaching

Ongoing technical assistance, data analytics, and peer learning to support continuous improvement.

Why it matters:

Let's Make a Difference, Together

Chronic diseases are among the most pressing public health challenges in the United States. Primary care is uniquely positioned to drive early intervention, prevention, and long-term management.

The Alliance bridges the gap between clinical evidence and real-world practice, enabling providers to deliver more effective, patient-centered care. Join the movement. Be part of a national collaborative that is reshaping the future of primary care—one clinic, one provider, one patient at a time.

50M+

Fifty million people with diabetes across 129 countries have been educated through experiential diabetes map programs.

The program materials were developed in partnership with country and regional diabetes associations.

60+

Over sixty independent clinical studies studying the impact of the experiential programs, showing significant improvements in:

Glucose and cardiovascular biomarkers
Patient self-care including medication adherence and wellness visits
Health outcomes including reductions in emergency room visits

95 NPS

Net Promoter Score is a metric used to measure customer satisfaction.

Patients who completed the diabetes experiential program also completed a satisfaction survey, and the program's NPS was 95.

NPS scores above 80 are considered “world-class” in terms of satisfaction.

Weight Bias Implications

HCPs learn that obesity is a disease and about the impact of weight stigma on the quality of care they provide.

Clinical Guidelines

HCPs learn about the standards of care for obesity and how to incorporate these standards into their practices to achieve better patient outcomes.

Empower Your Health Journey

Introducing Our US Primary Care Alliance