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How is your healthcare system playing a role in promoting community health and preventive care? For National Public Health Week, discover new ways your team can support community-wide health initiatives, develop relationships with local organizations, and more: https://lnkd.in/gu-wDT5w #nationalpublichealthweek #communityhealth #communityrelationships #communityoutreach #healthcare #healthcareleaders #healthcareleadership #facilitiesmanagement #facilitiesservices

Bellin Health and Gundersen Health System are becoming Emplify Health -- and we're growing! Check out how we're investing in rural healthcare and community health and well-being. #healthcare #community https://lnkd.in/dREPkWrN

Critical new resource in CA's efforts to fully integrate Community Health Workers/Promatoras into Medi-Cal Managed Care as a reimbursable (rather than program-funded) service for all insured individuals. https://lnkd.in/gc9YDkz4

Discover how BJC HealthCare is transforming community health with a collaborative approach through the Community Health Assessment process. This case study from the American Hospital Association Community highlights innovative strategies that strengthen teamwork and drive impactful health outcomes across diverse populations. Learn More: https://lnkd.in/eepCRzve #CommunityHealth #TeamworkInHealthcare #AHACommunity #Healthcare #HealthSystems #CommunityHealthAssessment

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The 3 biggest mistakes people make in healthcare: 1. Not seeking reliable healthcare solutions. 2. Ignoring the importance of community health. 3. Overlooking the value of integrity in providers. Let’s fix them: - Partner with us for reliable care. - Engage in community health initiatives. - Trust our commitment to integrity. Send us a DM or contact us at allwaysniglimited@gmail.com. Share or comment if you agree! #AllwaysPharma

Our County and Tribal Health Councils are ESSENTIAL for #NMDOH's health equity goals. Health Councils are the representation of local communities across the state, together addressing health disparities, fostering community connections, and coordinating services to ensure meaningful impact. By collaborating with local key partners, they develop targeted strategies to improve health outcomes, bridge service gaps, and promote health equity. Their community-driven approach empowers individuals and enhances overall well-being. Learn how to support YOUR Local Health Council and how to take action! Health Councils are at the heart of New Mexican's Health! #HealthEquityMatters #CommunityDRivenHealth #HealthCouncils #LocalHealth #NEwMexico New Mexico Public Health Association HUMAN SERVICES, NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OF

With MTM, Mobile Integrated Health (MIH) goes beyond just community paramedicine. We bring care directly to your members, coordinating resources to tackle Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) nationwide. MTM’s certified Community Health Workers address SDOH utilizing our person-centered care approach & extensive network of community based organizations (CBOs). How else does MIH go above and beyond? https://lnkd.in/gRnUQZ5Y

What does it look like when #FQHCs advocate for proven, effective strategies to continue building health equity. President of our member #CHC Asian Health Services, Thu Quach shares more on this at the CA Assembly Joint Informational Hearing: Health and Budget Subcommittee chaired by Alameda County Assemblymember Mia Bonta. Asian Health Services took this time to present the challenges in realizing the potential of Community Health Workers as well as highlighting the success rates in improved patient outcomes when leveraging culturally and linguistically competent staff like CHWs & Promotoras to help navigate often complex healthcare delivery systems for underserved communities. Watch below and read the full article. See full article ➡ https://bit.ly/49O2NUT

A survey of health directors in large US cities reveals a troubling lack of trust between communities and public health (only 18% report high trust). However, all leaders prioritize partnerships with community-based organizations (CBOs). While trust seems to be a challenge (only 28% felt it's improving), there's a clear recognition of the importance of collaboration. All public health department leaders ranked partnerships with CBOs as their top priority – a staggering 79% agreed. The article highlights a strength in collaboration. Communities, especially those facing health inequities, need support to collaborate with public health organizations. #Policy #Healthcare #PublicHealth