Healthy Mendocino strives to provide the most updated health indicators for Mendocino County in a large variety of areas. However, given the time it takes to research and produce data for publication, oftentimes the most recent data is 1-2 years old. We have therefore dedicated a webpage to community partner program data to provide the most timely community health metrics. Let us know if you would like to contribute your program data to this central location. This will help increase collaborations, leverage funding with the most recent data, and keep us all informed.
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Non-profit health systems, community-based organizations, and public health agencies across the country all share a similar calling: to provide public service to help improve the lives of their community. To live out this calling and responsibility, Adventist Health Howard Memorial, Mendocino Coast and Ukiah Valley conducts a Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) every three years, with our most recent report completed in 2022. Now that our communities’ voices, stories, and priority areas are reflected in the CHNA, our next step is to complete a Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP), or as we refer to it in this report, a Community Health Implementation Strategy (CHIS). Click on each logo for full report.
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Anchor Health Management promotes recovery and healing through a strong and comprehensive network of care by providing accountability, quality, and innovative administrative services to our providers that support the varying needs of our vulnerable population. Click on logo for full report.
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Recognizing the importance of kindergarten readiness, First 5 Mendocino (First 5) and the Mendocino County Office of Education (MCOE) commissioned this study. Kindergarten readiness is multifaceted, encompassing not just the skills and preparation of young children for kindergarten, but also the capacity of communities and schools to nurture children’s growth and development. Click on logo for full report.
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The Mendocino County Public Health Department strives to ensure that all residents live in a safe and healthy community. Find out more about the community priorities in the 2023 Community Health Improvement Plan. Click on logo for full report.
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Mendonoma Health works hard to bring existing resources together in an intentional, coordinated effort for the promotion of optimal health and wellness. Our network works to identify what services are missing in order to fill gaps in access to care. Click on logo for full report.
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NCIHA is a Tribally Designated Housing Entity (TDHE), established in 1979, that works on behalf of 8 Federally Recognized Tribes in Northern California to carry out housing related programs. The Housing Authority plays a vital role in providing safe, affordable housing to our community. In 2023, we continued our commitment to improving living conditions, supporting residents and addressing housing challenges. Click on logo for full report.
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As health care professionals, we know social and economic factors dramatically impact health. In this Report, we focus on the health and social well-being of children in our local communities. Data is displayed from Partnership HealthPlan, Children Now reports and Robert Wood Johnson (RWJ) County Health Ranking to create and overall profile of the health of our children. Click on logo for full report.
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