View the report for southern Nevada
Intermountain Health conducts CHNA and Community Health Improvement Plans (CHIP) for hospitals in Utah, southeast Idaho, Montana, and Colorado – and now also for its facilities in southern Nevada. Intermountain Health makes results of the CHNAs publicly available.
- The CHNA is a systematic process completed every three years that evaluates the health needs and assets in a community. This leads to identifying priority areas that direct community benefit investments.
- A CHIP is a written implementation strategy describing how the health system will address the community health needs identified in the CHNA. Intermountain Health and community stakeholders work together to implement interventions designed to improve health outcomes.
Please visit this website to learn more about Intermountain Health’s CHNA reports and CHIPs.