When Trust Is the Deliverable
For some organizations, trust is load bearing. What you say is regulated. Every workflow is under scrutiny. And a wrong signal can have far-reaching consequences.
Your audience doesn’t care about your marketing copy. They want to log in, check coverage or a diagnosis, understand pricing, or compare options, and trust what they see. Every one of these moments either earns trust or costs it.
That’s why Pare & Co has a dedicated Trust practice for organizations where credibility, accessibility, security and compliance are non-negotiable. When Trust is the primary outcome, the practice leads the engagement and brings in capabilities and expertise needed to achieve it from the other outcome practices — strategy, experience design, engineering and integration, data and analytics, applied AI and managed services.
We bring four principles to Trust engagements:
- Security by design
- Content that holds up to scrutiny
- Compliance that’s built in, not bolted on
- Governance that scales with you
For Pare clients, trust is concrete. Member portals for health insurance federations that serve tens of millions and can’t go down. Content management that spans dozens of state agencies, each with its own rules. Clinical infrastructure at academic medical centers, where a wrong number isn’t a bug, it’s a misdiagnosis. Every one of these runs on the same foundation: audit-grade discipline, from the first line of content to the last workflow.
We hold ourselves to the same standard we design for. Pare maintains a SOC 2 Type II report covering the AICPA Trust Services Criteria for Security, with controls tested over a period by an independent auditor, not self-attested on a single day. A firm asking an institution to trust its judgment on governance should be able to show its own. The detail is here.
Trust in Action

Amplifying the Path to Help: A Problem Gambling Helpline Website for the Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Establishing the Nation’s Pediatric Mental Health Leader Online: A Digital Front Door for Bradley Hospital
Evolving an Identity to Match the Trust Already Earned: A Brand System for Out & Equal
Finding the Bigger Project Inside a Deadline: A Digital Strategy for the University of Colorado

Making a Complex Healthcare Ecosystem Feel Simple: A Wellness Rewards Platform for a National Health Plan
Oomph and Adapt USA are now Pare & Co
NESHCo 2026: What Healthcare Communicators Are Actually Talking About
Bradley Hospital's site takes a DANDA Platinum
The Platforms & Partners Behind the Work
Acquia
Amazon Web Services
Anthropic
Cloudticity
Okta
OneTrust
Practice leadership

Matthew O’Bryant
President &Managing Director, Trust PracticeMatthew O’Bryant has spent his career delivering the platforms where a wrong signal is expensive — health systems, public health agencies and the regulated content operations underneath them.