Referral management
Track referral activity, status, ownership, and follow-up needs.
Network · Partner Infrastructure
WE CONNECT is being designed to help behavioral health organizations organize provider relationships, referral communication, community resources, and care transitions through one network layer.
Current planContact for pricing
Planned product · Expected public release December 31, 2026
The problem
Provider details, referral status, community resources, and transition updates can live in separate lists, inboxes, and individual memory.
WE CONNECT is intended to give relationship-building teams a clearer way to organize network context, follow-up, and coordination without turning partnership work into another isolated system.
Planned capabilities
Capabilities remain in prelaunch development and may evolve through early-access feedback.
Track referral activity, status, ownership, and follow-up needs.
Organize provider, program, resource, and relationship information.
Create a clearer view of local resources and service relationships.
Support consistent, accountable updates across approved partners.
Clarify handoffs and next steps as people move between services.
Maintain context, activity, and shared partnership priorities.
Designed benefits
Example workflow
Concept interface
This illustrative network view uses generic workflow examples and does not contain real provider or patient information.
Concept interface · Generic network examples
Connected ecosystem
Network context becomes more useful when it connects with internal workflows and the individual’s next steps.
WE ENGINE supports the organization’s operational activity. WE CARE is designed to surface approved schedules, resources, and guidance to the person receiving care.
Frequently asked questions
The final directory model and access rules have not been released. WECU is planning role-aware network experiences rather than claiming a public directory today.
No. Referral transmission is not active on the current prelaunch website.
Access control, auditability, minimum-necessary data practices, and secure integrations are planned design priorities. No certification is being claimed.
Early access