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Who We Are

Community Care of Brooklyn is a network of over 1,000 Brooklyn-based health providers and social service organizations that connect partners and develop programs to serve the health care needs of Brooklyn communities. CCB formed in 2015 as a Performing Provider System (PPS) working to achieve the goals set out by New York State under the Delivery System Reform Incentive Payment program (DSRIP).

CCB initiatives continue through the work of three partner entities: Brooklyn Communities Collaborative, the Brooklyn Health Home, and CCB Independent Practice Association (IPA). CCB receives administrative support from the Maimonides Department of Population Health. Read more about our current initiatives. 

Accomplishments under DSRIP

  • CCB utilized DSRIP funding to further leverage clinical and technological infrastructure to establish an integrated system of care across a broad range of medical, behavioral and social sectors and to improve care coordination and communication among providers throughout the borough and enhance population health management for the most complex patients.
  • Serving as the largest PPS in Brooklyn for the duration of DSRIP, with a scalable governance model and 4,600 physicians, including 1,600 primary care doctors, and 650,000 attributed patients
  • Expanding the reach of the Department of Population Health and clinical and transitional care programs at Maimonides
  • Providing technical assistance for 138 primary care sites and 400 PCPs to achieve PCMH recognition
  • Reducing avoidable hospitalizations by 30%+ over 5-year period
  • Implementing programming to improve patients’ quality of care in palliative care, asthma, and cardiovascular disease
  • Reducing ED and inpatient utilization through the implementation of transitional care teams
  • Engaging the healthcare workforce by training over 1,500 staff from 156 organizations in over 50,000 hours of training.
  • Studying and addressing social determinants of health in Brooklyn with over 170 students conducting participatory action research, with findings that resulted in the creation of fitness and education programs and a hydroponic farm, in addition to other community programs
  • Helping partners access tens of millions in Capital Restructuring Financing Program funds for critical projects
  • Generating revenues of more than $336 million for reinvestment in Brooklyn
  • Supporting provider network’s transition to value-based contracting


CCB’s work continues through a number of organizations that receive administrative support from the Maimonides Department of Population Health: Brooklyn Communities CollaborativeThe Brooklyn Health Home, and Community Care of Brooklyn IPA.

Current Initiatives

Stay up-to-date with CCB’s ongoing DSRIP work through our newsletter, press releases, and relevant news articles.