Background
Community health assessments (CHAs) identify key health needs and issues through systematic, comprehensive data collection and analysis.
Community health improvement plans (CHPs) are long-term, systematic efforts to address community health issues, needs and priorities based on the results of community health assessment activities and the community health improvement plan process. Both CHAs and CHPs require significant partner, stakeholder, and community engagement. General definitions and information about CHAs and CHPs are available on the
CDC Public Health Systems & Best Practices website.
Timeline
CCOs are required, per Oregon Revised Statue and CCO contract, to complete a CHP, based on a CHA, at least every five years. CCOs are also required to submit annual CHP progress reports to OHA. Annual reporting templates are available on the
Guidance and Training webpage.
Guidance and training
The OHA Transformation Center has relevant
guidance, training and upcoming technical assistance opportunities for CCOs, as well as any required questionnaires.
CCO CHA and CHP submissions
See the most recently submitted CCO CHAs and CHPs, as well as links to local public health and hospital community health assessments and improvement plans.
Reports
2022 Senate Bill 902 Report
2020 Senate Bill 902 Report
2018 Senate Bill 902 Report on CCOs' Community Health Improvement Plans: Services to Children and Adolescents
Contact
If you have questions, please contact Tom Cogswell (thomas.cogswell@dhsoha.state.or.us).