Press Kit & Media

Everything journalists and public offices need on ICRBI

Media fact sheet, boilerplate, a suggested quote, an FAQ preview, and downloadable decks and reports. For interviews and additional materials, contact us directly.

Media fact sheet

At a glance

Organization

Islamic Center for Research and Business Incubator Inc. (ICRBI) is developing a nonprofit senior connected care model in California — helping older adults and families become ready for telehealth, RPM, chronic-care support, and community-based health navigation.

Core idea

Not another device company or RPM software platform. ICRBI is the trusted community layer connecting seniors, families, faith/community sites, clinical partners, and technology vendors into a practical care-readiness model.

The problem

Seniors face device access, digital literacy, caregiver, trust, transportation, language, and navigation barriers that limit the value of telehealth and RPM even when the technology exists.

The pilot

A 6-month San Diego County pilot for roughly 50–150 seniors across two faith/community sites, focused on hypertension, diabetes, heart health, respiratory risk, fall risk, and social isolation.

Partner roles

Licensed clinical partners manage medical decisions, treatment, escalation, and any clinical RPM billing. Community sites build trust and access; vendors support devices; payers advise on care gaps and reporting.

Sustainability

A blended model exploring Medi-Cal CBO/CHW pathways, managed care contracts, clinic/FQHC partnerships, grants, sponsorships, vendor pilots, and donations — planned pathways, not current approvals.

Boilerplate

About ICRBI

100-word version. Islamic Center for Research and Business Incubator Inc. (ICRBI) is developing a nonprofit senior connected care model for California. ICRBI focuses on the community layer that is often missing from digital health: trust, education, navigation, caregiver engagement, device-readiness support, and connections to licensed clinical partners. The initiative is designed to help older adults with chronic-disease risks use telehealth and remote patient monitoring more effectively while allowing clinics, managed care partners, and technology vendors to reach seniors in community settings. ICRBI is preparing partnership pathways for a San Diego County senior connected care pilot.

25-word version. ICRBI helps seniors and families access telehealth, remote patient monitoring readiness, and community health navigation through trusted community and clinical partnerships.

Suggested quote

“ICRBI is developing a practical community-centered model that connects seniors, caregivers, healthcare partners, technology providers, and trusted local organizations. Older adults often face chronic disease, technology barriers, social isolation, and difficulty navigating care. We believe community-based education and responsible digital health tools can help bridge those gaps.”

Azeddine Belghiti
Islamic Center for Research and Business Incubator Inc.

For accuracy. Please describe ICRBI as a nonprofit community implementation and navigation initiative. ICRBI is not a licensed medical provider, Medi-Cal billing provider, or clinical RPM operator unless and until specific licenses, enrollments, or contracts are formally in place. Medical decisions, treatment, escalation, and clinical RPM billing remain with licensed clinical partners.

FAQ preview

Common questions from media

What is ICRBI building?

A senior connected care hub model that helps older adults and caregivers become ready for telehealth, RPM, and chronic-care support through trusted community and clinical partnerships.

Is ICRBI a medical provider?

No. ICRBI is a nonprofit community implementation and navigation initiative. Medical decisions, treatment, escalation, and clinical RPM billing remain with licensed clinical partners.

What makes the model different?

Most programs focus on devices, platforms, or apps. ICRBI focuses on the human and community layer: trusted access points, education, caregiver support, navigation, and referral coordination.

How does this connect to Medi-Cal?

ICRBI is exploring planned pathways such as CBO enrollment, CHW services, managed care contracts, and Community Care Hub-style functions. These are preparation pathways, not current approvals.

The full FAQ is included in the downloadable press kit below.

Media & partnership inquiries

Reach Azeddine Belghiti directly for interviews, statements, and additional materials.