Journalism
Follow the story.
Sports and health reporting taught me to trace claims back to the record, test whether the premise holds, and explain what the numbers mean in human terms.
About Eric Goldwein
Make the numbers
mean something.
I’m Eric Goldwein, a Brooklyn-based researcher and builder who uses public data to investigate nursing homes and other complex systems. Drawing on a background in journalism, public health, and policy, I turn messy records and datasets into analysis, tools, and stories for attorneys, advocates, and small businesses—so they can put the evidence to work instead of wrangling spreadsheets.
The route here
Started from the sidelines.
Now we’re here.
The data drives the story—from the court to the courtroom. 320 Consulting helps you tell it.
Public health
Read the pattern.
Public health widened the frame: from individual stories to patterns across institutions, populations, and policy—and from asking what happened to asking whether it was happening systematically.
Policy
Raise the stakes.
Nursing home policy work put those patterns where the details had consequences: staffing, ownership, and regulatory records that shaped advocacy, oversight, and how people understood care quality.
320 Consulting
Build the
missing thing.
320 brings data, story, and action together, turning messy inputs into rigorous, custom analysis, reporting, and tools—from deep-dive investigations to platforms like PBJ320.
Reporting
The Washington Post · ESPN · Slate · The GazetteResearch & training
Lafayette College · Columbia Public Health · Weill CornellLong-term care
Policy · Data · Advocacy · Legal Support