This is a must-read analysis for anyone interested in how to use neutral data, information, and statistical methods to prioritize government incentives, resources and energy.  Learn how we worked with the City of Chicago to help commercial planners prioritize 6 key sites for grocery stores based on need, public health impact, market strategy, and other factors. In our past work we have predicted Years of Potential Life Loss (YPLL). Now we are working on the reverse: Years of Potential Life GAIN. Smart move, City of Chicago. It’s good for public health, good for taxpayers, good for efficiency, good for grocers, good for neighborhood markets, and good for community. This is a ground-breaking example of what other cities, suburbs and rural areas across the US can do. Give us a call to learn how we can help you.