County-Based Community Access Platform
CB-CAP aggregates county-level health equity data across hubs — supporting grant applications, resource planning, and evidence-based advocacy for rural communities.
Data-Driven Health Equity
CB-CAP aggregates de-identified data from all hub types to give counties actionable insights.
Schoharie County
Delaware County
How CB-CAP Works
A continuous improvement cycle that turns community data into better health access.
Aggregate
De-identified, aggregated data from all hub types flows into the CB-CAP dashboard.
Analyze
County administrators see access patterns, service demand, and equity gaps in real time.
Report
Generate evidence-based reports for grant applications, county budgets, and state reporting.
Improve
Use insights to allocate resources, expand services, and measure impact over time.
For County Administrators
CB-CAP gives you the data you need to secure funding and improve health access.
CB-CAP serves communities in Schoharie and Delaware Counties. It does not represent a direct partnership with county government.
Common Questions
CB-CAP aggregates de-identified data about service usage patterns, hub traffic, and community needs. It never collects or stores individual medical records, personal identifiers, or insurance information.
County administrators receive secure login credentials to the CB-CAP dashboard. Access requires authentication and is limited to authorized county personnel.
Yes — CB-CAP generates grant-ready reports with equity metrics, service demand data, and outcome tracking that can support applications to state and federal funding sources.
All data is de-identified and aggregated before entering the CB-CAP platform. Individual records cannot be reconstructed. The system follows privacy-by-design principles.
CB-CAP currently serves Schoharie County and Delaware County, with expansion planned to additional New York counties.