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JSI's Health Services Division is committed to improving health care in the United States. Through our focus on research and evaluation, management consulting, and training, JSI staff apply practical, technically sound, and innovative solutions to the challenges facing health care organizations and policymakers in both the public and private sectors of the U.S. health care system. Since 1978, JSI has provided consulting, research, training, and educational services for agencies and organizations seeking to improve the health of individuals and communities throughout the United States. We are dedicated to working with people from diverse racial, cultural, and economic backgrounds, with a particular focus on groups who are underserved. JSI is committed to finding solutions to the nation's most pressing health issues.

Our consulting and research projects contribute to:

  • Better educated health care consumers
  • Improved access to services
  • Effective and efficient organizations and systems
  • Informed policy and programmatic decisions
  • Enhanced public/private sector collaboration
  • State-of-the-art clinical treatment

JSI works with clients to promote health and wellness, disease prevention, increased access to care and treatment and improved health service delivery. Our expertise across the full spectrum of health issues and our understanding of how issues intersect allow JSI to provide integrated and cross-disciplinary approaches and solutions.

Profiles: JSI in the United States

Patricia Fairchild, Vice President Health Services

The Health Services Division is led by Ms. Patricia Fairchild, who has over 25 years of primary health care experience. Other Division staff include Ph.D. level personnel who lead projects with heavy research components, physicians and nurses who provide clinical experience, and a wide variety of both senior and junior staff with advanced degrees in public health, business administration, health administration, public policy, and statistics. Apart from their work at JSI, many of the Health Services staff are actively involved in primary health care efforts in their communities, serving on advisory boards or local boards of health and participating in health professional associations.

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