Where Emergency Medicine Meets Humanity

The Levitt Center and the Colorado Social Emergency Medicine Collaborative (“CSEMC”) have joined forces to expand the practice of social emergency medicine (SEM) to a broader health community, including hospitals, community partners, social workers, emergency services providers and other stakeholders in Colorado and California.

Explore new approaches to old problems with an understanding that many of the diseases we treat are merely symptoms of a greater societal disease.

The Levitt Center is proud to continue our commitment to workforce diversitythrough our collaboration with the Stanford Medicine Office of Diversity in MedicalEducation (ODME), and the Stanford Cardiovascular Institute (CVI) as part of theHealthcare Education, Access and Leadership (HEAL) initiative generouslysupported by the Gilead Foundation.

The Levitt Center and Georgetown Massive Data Institute are working together on Data Bridge, a project to bring secure and open source data sharing software to social emergency medicine patients, particularly those experiencing homelessness. Our first use case is to enable government and nonprofit agencies to exchange data to deliver CalAIM services.