2022-2024 Comunity Health Assessment/ Community Health Improvement Plan
Every three years, CCHD and the University of Vermont Health Network - Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital (CVPH) develop a Community Health Assessment (CHA) to identify and prioritize the community health needs of Clinton County residents. We do this to better understand the factors and root causes that contribute to higher health risks and poorer health outcomes.
Clinton County health partners selected the two following priority areas and disparities as most imperative for Clinton County to address as a community over the next three years.
- Prevent Chronic Disease
- Healthy Eating and Food Security
- Physical Activity
- Chronic Disease Prevention Care and Management
- Tobacco Prevention
- Promote Well-Being and Prevent Mental and Substance Use Disorders
- Promote Well-Being
- Prevent Mental and Substance Use Disorders
- Disparities
- Income
- Geographic Location
- Age
The CHA is used to inform strategies and plans to enable all community members to attain their optimal health; that planning is summarized in the Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP).
To view the 2022-2024 Community Health Assessment, click here.
CHA Resident Survey
Clinton County residents are invited to participate in the CHA process through a survey. Residents are asked to provide feedback on health, social and environmental issues in the community and to report on the challenges they or a family member has experienced. Demographic information is collected to ensure a representative sample of residents is reached.
To learn more about what residents had to say, download the full report or key findings infographic.
CCHD has used data collected from the CHA resident survey to help inform health in our community based on different demographic categories. Click on the demographic below to see what different groups of residents had to say.
Updated 12/6/2024
