Innovative, community-driven, and useful research and evaluation.
Integrated Methods is an independent research and evaluation practice based in South Florida, with active partnerships across the United States, Latin America, and the Caribbean.
People experience health and social systems differently. We help organizations understand those experiences, examine how systems respond, and turn the resulting evidence into stronger programs, defensible funding decisions, and results they can stand behind.
Ways to Work Together
We build each partnership around the question being asked, the people affected, and the decisions the evidence needs to support.
Evaluation Partnerships
Embedded evaluation, learning, and data support across programs, initiatives, and grant portfolios.
Research & Evaluation Design
Logic models, mixed-methods studies, evaluation plans, data collection, analysis, and reporting.
Academic & Grant Collaboration
Co-investigator and research roles, collaborative scholarship, and methodological support for funded research.
Experience Across Sectors
We work across institutional and community settings, adapting each partnership to the people, systems, and decisions involved.
Health Systems
Research and evaluation that connects service delivery, patient experience, and system improvement.
Community Coalitions
Independent evaluation and learning support for complex, cross-sector initiatives.
University Teams
Collaborative research roles, mixed-methods design, fieldwork, analysis, and dissemination.
Nonprofits
Practical evidence, capacity building, and decision support grounded in community realities.
Experience Across Research and Practice
20+
Research and evaluation partnerships
$13M+
In funded programs and research supported
NIH-Funded Research
Research roles on R01 and R34 projects
Program Evaluation
Federal, state, and local initiatives
Selected Work & Resources
Public work our team has contributed to through nonprofit, university, and collaborative research roles.
Public Report
2025 Triennial Behavioral Health Needs Assessment
Completed through Behavioral Science Research Institute, Inc., this nine-month mixed-methods assessment integrated system data, surveys, focus groups, and community town halls to identify needs and guide behavioral-health priorities across Miami-Dade and Monroe counties.
Practical Guide
Slowing Down the ‘Scientific Method’ for Non-Scientists
Co-authored by Jack Vertovec with Behavioral Science Research Institute, Inc. and 1000 Feathers, this white paper helps community-based practitioners define better questions, select appropriate methods, interpret findings, and communicate evidence responsibly.
Evidence should help people make better decisions.
Whether you are designing a new initiative, strengthening an existing program, or trying to understand what is happening across a complex system, we can help determine what evidence would be most useful.
