Habit 5: Build Prevention as a Relational Ecosystem Sustainable investment in family wellbeing depends on a coordinated set of partners, each playing distinct and connected roles.
Claiming Partner: Authorized to submit claims and draw down federal reimbursement (e.g., Title IV-E, Medicaid) on behalf of eligible services and activities. Invoicing/Billing Partner: Responsible for documenting, submitting, and validating service data and costs to ensure financial accuracy, compliance, and readiness for reimbursement. Trusted Family-Serving Partner: A community- based or public partner that engages directly with families, providing relational, culturally responsive support and services that meet immediate and ongoing needs.
Field implication: Prevention cannot be owned by a single agency. A “prevention ecosystem” must be co-constructed through shared infrastructure, aligned roles, and collaboration across partners.
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