Visionlink is excited to join United Way leaders from across the western United States for the 2026 Western Regional United Way Conference, August 24–27 in Portland, Oregon.
The conference brings together United Way professionals, partners, and community leaders to exchange ideas, strengthen relationships, and explore strategies for addressing the changing needs of communities.
For Visionlink, these conversations are especially important.
Across the country, United Ways and 211 organizations are being asked to do more than connect people with services. They are increasingly becoming essential pieces of connected community infrastructure—supporting healthcare partnerships, coordinated care, disaster response and recovery, resource data sharing, and cross-sector collaboration.
Technology can help make those connections possible.
Through CommunityOS®, Visionlink helps United Ways, 211s, nonprofits, government agencies, healthcare organizations, and community collaboratives maintain trusted resource information, manage Information & Referral services, coordinate care, exchange data, and strengthen community response.
As communities develop Community Information Exchanges, coordinated-care networks, healthcare partnerships, and other collaborative initiatives, the expertise and trusted resource data maintained by United Ways and 211s can provide an important foundation.
Visionlink continues to invest in technology that helps extend that value—connecting organizations and systems rather than creating another technology silo.
Let’s Connect in Portland
We’re looking forward to learning from United Way leaders about the opportunities and challenges they are seeing firsthand.
How is the role of 211 evolving? Where are healthcare and community partnerships headed? How can technology reduce administrative burden? How can communities better prepare for and respond to disasters? And how can connected data help leaders identify service gaps and make more informed decisions?
If you’re attending the 2026 Western Regional United Way Conference, we’d love to connect.
Whether you’re exploring the future of your 211 operation, strengthening your resource database, developing healthcare or coordinated-care partnerships, or expanding disaster response capabilities, come talk with Visionlink about what connected community infrastructure could look like in your community.
We look forward to seeing you in Portland!
About Visionlink
Visionlink provides CommunityOS® and related technology solutions supporting 211 and Information & Referral, community resource databases, coordinated care, and Community Information Exchanges, healthcare connectivity, and disaster response and recovery.
Learn more at www.visionlink.org
Explore CommunityOS® at solutions.visionlink.org