About
Built from the gaps no system could solve
Trellis was created by a team of healthcare, data, and privacy professionals who spent years working inside fragmented systems — and saw what was missing.
Where Trellis came from
Trellis did not start as a product idea.
It started as a pattern.
Across healthcare systems, community networks, and public sector programs, the same problem kept appearing: systems could exchange data, but they could not understand it.
Directories were incomplete. Referrals moved, but outcomes were invisible. Capacity was assumed, not measured.
The result was friction everywhere — especially for the people who needed support the most.
Trellis was built to fill that gap. Not by replacing existing systems, but by connecting them into something that could learn.
Not another platform
Trellis is not another system of record.
It is an intelligence layer that sits between systems — observing, learning, and improving how networks function over time.
This approach changes the role of technology in community care:
From static directories to dynamic, performance-aware networks
From one-time referrals to continuously improving outcomes
From isolated systems to shared intelligence
Built by people who have been inside the system
The team behind Trellis brings deep experience across healthcare infrastructure, health information exchange, and data privacy.
They have built and operated systems at scale. They have worked inside the constraints of regulation, interoperability, and real-world implementation. And they have seen firsthand where those systems fall short.
Trellis reflects that experience — combining technical, operational, and legal perspectives into a single approach.
Who benefits
Trellis was designed to improve outcomes across the entire network:
Healthcare providers gain better visibility into where to refer and why
Community-based organizations receive referrals that are more aligned and actionable
211 and directory systems become more accurate and easier to maintain
Payers and public programs gain insight into performance and impact
And most importantly — individuals receive support that is more timely, more appropriate, and more likely to succeed
Reducing burden where it matters most
Frontline staff should not have to navigate fragmented systems to do their jobs.
Trellis reduces the manual effort required to search, validate, and follow up on referrals — allowing care teams and community organizations to focus on the people they serve, not the systems they work around.
Trellis exists because the infrastructure for community care was incomplete.
Now it can evolve.