Evidence to implementation
Translate research, data, and lived experience into guidance, tools, and programs designed for real-world settings.
U.S. 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit
ClinRé Foundation works with communities, researchers, health systems, and mission-aligned institutions to turn knowledge into practical solutions—strengthening local capacity and improving how health is protected and delivered.
Evidence-led • Locally grounded • Accountable for results
We translate research, data, and community insight into programs that can be implemented, measured, and improved.
Our mission
We focus on the gap between what is known and what reaches people. With partners, we adapt evidence to local priorities, strengthen the systems that deliver care, and build the capacity to sustain progress.
Translate research, data, and lived experience into guidance, tools, and programs designed for real-world settings.
Work with local institutions and community leaders to strengthen prevention, referral pathways, care coordination, and service delivery.
Use responsible data, implementation science, and continuous evaluation to learn what works, improve delivery, and inform scale.
Collaborative Network
Progress depends on people and institutions with complementary expertise and trusted local relationships. ClinRé Foundation collaborates across public health, clinical care, emergency services, humanitarian action, research, and technology—combining capabilities while keeping priorities close to the communities the work is intended to serve.
Listed relationships are program-specific; inclusion does not imply institutional endorsement.
Our approach
We start with the problem as communities and delivery partners experience it. We then align evidence, capabilities, and measurement around solutions that are practical to implement and designed to improve over time.
Programs and initiatives
Our programs connect evidence, implementation, and learning—from community prevention to clinical innovation and research capacity.
Community health
A community-led initiative to improve prevention, earlier detection, and long-term management of hypertension and diabetes across the DMV region. CONNECT strengthens links between communities and care, supports self-management, and generates implementation evidence to guide improvement.
Clinical innovation
An evidence-informed pathway for people with treatment-resistant hypertension who may be candidates for renal denervation. The initiative links awareness, appropriate referral, careful selection, and longitudinal follow-up.
Research capacity
Collaborative support for health-systems research, population-health analytics, risk modeling, scientific communication, and grant development—helping partners move useful evidence toward policy and practice.
Funded work and reach
ClinRé Foundation has received grant support and contributes to sponsored collaborations in roles matched to its expertise. Our work currently spans the United States, Pakistan, Cambodia, the United Kingdom, and Uganda.
Funded work to date
Direct grant support to ClinRé Foundation
Subcontract through Johns Hopkins University, the prime recipient
Grant support for collaborative work in Cambodia
Countries where we work
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Latest news
Updates on research, funded work, institutional partnerships, and the people advancing them.
ClinRé Foundation research was presented at the 16th World Conference on Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion in Cape Town, South Africa, by Dr. Mohammad Bin Pervez.
Four ClinRé Foundation abstracts have been accepted for the meeting in San Antonio, Texas. Dr. Nukhba Zia will present the work.
The memorandum establishes a framework for collaborative research, education, and health-systems initiatives.
Read the full storyThe partnership creates a platform for research, training, and systems strengthening with Punjab’s integrated emergency services.
The collaboration will support work in congenital heart disease, research, workforce capacity, awareness, and access to care.
The partnership supports collaborative research, clinical education, and locally responsive health initiatives in Quetta.
Grant support from Medserve Foundation will advance mission-aligned research and community-health work.
ClinRé Foundation will contribute as a subcontractor to a Gates Foundation-supported project led by Johns Hopkins University.
The grant supports collaborative work in Cambodia between ClinRé Foundation and Humanity International.
Independent nonprofit governance
ClinRé Foundation is a separate U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit with its own governance, finances, operations, and fiduciary duties. An independent Board of Directors provides oversight.
Work with ClinRé Inc. or any related organization is governed by written agreements, conflict-of-interest review, fair-market-value principles, and applicable nonprofit law.
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