Healthcare is at a turning point. Traditional systems, built around treating isolated conditions, are struggling to address the realities of modern health. Physical, mental, and social needs are deeply interconnected — yet care remains fragmented. Whole person care (WPC) is reshaping this model, putting individuals at the centre by aligning clinical treatments, social supports, and personal goals. Real-world pilots in the U.S. and Canada show that WPC not only improves health outcomes but also reduces costs and strengthens patient trust.

As healthcare organizations consider this shift, important questions arise:
- How can we overcome silos between medical, behavioral, and social systems?
- What tools or frameworks ensure privacy, interoperability, and consent-driven data sharing?
- Can already stretched workforces and infrastructures support a holistic model of care?
- How do we responsibly use emerging technologies like AI without increasing inequities?
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This whitepaper explores how Whole Person Care is being implemented, the challenges ahead, and the innovations shaping its future. Inside, we examine:
- Case studies from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Contra Costa County, and Cook County
- Barriers such as workforce shortages, housing gaps, and technology silos
- How AI and FHIR-based consent frameworks are transforming care coordination
- Policy and equity considerations needed to make WPC sustainable
Download the full paper to see how healthcare can transition from transactional encounters to a holistic, trust-based model of care that prioritizes dignity, equity, and long-term well-being.