Bring Your Member Agencies
If your organization brings provider agencies together, bring them to Vista together. We come to your member meeting with a briefing built on the Provider Capacity-Building Model (Stabilization, Capacity Building, Independence) created by Precious “Preciosa” Myers-Brown, CEO and founder, and your state’s funding picture, and we give your whole group one Vista contact. Each member agency then decides for itself.
Who is a hub?
A hub is any organization that convenes provider agencies, including:
- State provider associations and coalitions
- Developmental disabilities councils
- State-funded project networks and provider networks
- Faith-based health ministries and disability ministry networks that work with provider agencies
What your hub gets
- A briefing from people who have done the work. Every member of the Vista team is a former frontline worker. We show your members how enabling technology works as a team of devices and people, not one gadget at a time, and how your state pays for it, using our funding map.
- One shared test for every technology decision. We walk your members through Precious Myers-Brown’s Tech Equity Triangle™: Access (Can I get it?), Safety (Am I protected?) and Liberation (Does this make my life bigger?).
- A family guide to share. Our plain-language family guide helps members talk with families and people supported about choice and consent.
- One Vista contact for your whole group. Your members have one person to call with questions.
What each member agency does
- Buys directly. Each member agency gets Vista Enterprise™ for itself. Like an EHR or payroll system, it needs no state approval.
- Runs its own remote support. The agency’s own trained team responds and decides. VistaLink™ never acts alone.
- Keeps its own plans and people first. Each person supported chooses remote support with informed consent, in a plan they lead with their support coordinator. The person supported, and the people they trust, choose where devices go and whether they go in at all.
Why come as a group?
“This is not a staffing shortage. It is a workforce crisis. And we cannot hire our way out of it.” Precious Myers-Brown wrote that in March 2026. In The Convergence of Care, she projects that by 2030, providers who have not integrated remote supports into at least 30 to 40% of their service delivery hours will face significant financial viability challenges (The Convergence of Care, 2026).
Agencies in the same state face the same rules, the same staffing pressures and the same questions from families. Hearing the answers together, in a room they already trust, saves every member time and gives your hub a shared starting point for the conversation about enabling technology in your state.
Questions hubs ask
What is a hub?
A hub is any organization that brings provider agencies together: a state provider association or coalition, a developmental disabilities council, a state-funded project or provider network, or a faith-based health ministry or disability ministry network that works with provider agencies.
What does a hub get?
A Vista briefing at your member meeting from a team of former frontline workers, on how enabling technology works and how your state pays for it, our family guide for members to share, and one Vista contact for your whole group.
How do member agencies get Vista Enterprise™?
Each member agency gets Vista Enterprise™ directly and runs its own remote support. Like an EHR or payroll system, it needs no state approval.
Who responds when a member agency uses remote support?
The agency’s own trained team responds and decides, following each person’s plan. VistaLink™ never acts alone.
How do we start?
Book a hub briefing through our contact page, and talk to us about bringing your members.
Book a hub briefing
Talk to us about bringing your members.