IEHP Member's Density Map

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IEHP Members primarily reside in six core regions: San Bernardino Proper, West San Bernardino, Riverside Proper, Temecula/Corona/Hemet, High Desert and Low Desert. Throughout this region, IEHP has contracted with all available hospitals to ensure IEHP Members have increased access to care across the two counties. IEHP’s service area for Medi-Cal Members expanded in 2022 to include ZIP codes in San Bernardino and Riverside counties that, due to remoteness, were previously excluded from IEHP’s service area.

This expansion reinforces the continued importance of supporting Members in the Inland Empire. 15

Mapping the way to impactful data

At IEHP, the Geographic Information System (GIS) team boldly explores how the maps they create – and the technology used to make them – can unveil a world of possibilities.These maps can go beyond “traditional” formats: The GIS team also provides an interactive online version via a web-app. This allows users to control the level of details.

Combining network and Member data with geographic locations and practically up-tothe-minute operational updates, the maps created by GIS informaticists at IEHP help drive decision-making. Of course, always with Members’ top-quality outcomes in mind.

Case in point: The map seen here, which shows IEHP’s Member density throughout its service areas in San Bernardino and Riverside counties. This view allows IEHP to see where its Members live and where available resources are in relation to them, providing valuable insights into where new support and resources may be needed.

For their ongoing efforts to meld technology with operational insights, IEHP’s dynamic GIS duo – Eric Dick and Darren Moser –were spotlighted in Healthcare IT Today, an online publication.

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