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Kaiser Permanente Anaheim and Irvine Medical Centers 2014-2016 Community Health Needs Assessment and Implementation Strategy
Kaiser Permanente has been conducting Community Health Needs Assessments (CHNA) for more than 15 years. The Affordable Care Act requires hospitals to conduct a CHNA every three years, beginning in 2013. The CHNA and the resulting implementation strategies guide the investments, programs, partnerships, and assets each hospital will leverage to make measurable improvements in the communities served by Kaiser Permanente. For more information on the Anaheim and Irvine Medical Centers CHNA and strategies, go to: kp.org/CHNA.
Access to Mental Health
Care
Provide grants to community organizations to increase access to healthy food and promote physical activity in the community and schools
Partner with organizations to provide direct care and guidance for overweight/obese and diabetic patients at community clinics
Support regional Healthy Eating Active Living (HEAL) Zone schools and community organizations to address access to and availability of fresh fruits and vegetables
Provide grants and in-kind donations to community clinics and community-based organizations to support access to preventive, primary, and specialty care
Fill gaps in community clinic capacity by maintaining community access programs (i.e. Surgery Day and Pathology Reading Program)
Support Kaiser Permanente’s Southern California Safety Net Partnership in the provision of funds and in-kind donations to the Coalition of Orange County Community Clinics and other community clinics
Provide funds to community organizations dedicated to improving mental health services and supporting families in trauma
Provide funds to community-based organizations that provide individual and group cognitive-behavioral therapy
Partner with community-based organization to address physician outreach and education
Obesity & Overweight
Prevention and Management
Our Community Findings* Our Focus Our Strategies
*Data based on the 2013 CHNA Findings Report. For a list of specific hospital service area data indicators and rates, go to: chna.org/KP
OC 17.4%
18%
OC 53%
57%CA CA
OC 57%
59%
Percentage of individuals without insurance
Population living in a health professional shortage area
OC 7.1%
7.6%CA CA
OC 12%
14%
Suicide death rate per 100,000 residents
Percent of residents with poor mental health
OC 8.9
9.8 CA CA
Reduce Economic Instability
Provide funds for career pathway and bridge programs for low-skill adults and veterans
Provide funds to community-based shelters and service providers to provide and expand emergency/transitional housing services
Partner with organizations to provide scholarships to underserved students pursuing Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics (STEM) degrees
OC 13.6%
19%
Percentage of children under 17 in poverty
Percentage of residents living under 100% FPL
OC 10%
13.7% CA CA
OC - Orange County CA - California
Access to Health Care
Percentage of adults with diabetes
Percentage of adults who are overweight or obese
Did you know in 2013 Kaiser Permanente...
Invested over $33 million in the Anaheim and Irvine communities
Made a total of 132 grants and donations at the local and regional level to support community health
To learn more about Kaiser Permanente Community Benefit Program visit: community.kp.org
You can download the full CHNA & Implementation Strategies report at: kp.org/CHNA
Contact Information
Developed by Kaiser Permanente Community Benefit (12/2014)
People in the Kaiser Permanente Anaheim and Irvine Communities (includes members and non-members living in the medical center service area outlined on the maps)
Service Area total population: 3,010,232
are between 18-44
years-old*
39% 62% 21% 16% 26% 6.8% of service area population is non-Hispanic
White
have limited English
proficiency
25+ don’t have a high school
diploma
of residents in the service area live
below 200% FPL**
of individuals were unemployed
in 2012
**For 2010, the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) for one person was $10,830 and $22,050 for a family of four
*Reflects largest age group of the service area population
In the Health Care Systems
Kaiser Permanente has also identified significant needs in the larger health care system and is investing in:
● Conducting research and sharing health knowledge to improve care ● Building a workforce of diverse health care professionals who are poised to meet the cultural
complex public health issues facing our country
Kaiser Permanente Anaheim Medical Center Service Area Mileage: 411 Sq. Miles
Kaiser Permanente Irvine MedicalCenter Service Area Mileage: 478 Sq. Miles
Kaiser PermanenteAnaheim Medical Center
3440 East La Palma AvenueAnaheim, CA 92806
Kaiser Permanente Irvine Medical Center6650 Alton Parkway
Irvine, CA 92618
Cheryl VargoSr. Community Benefit Health Specialist
[email protected](714) 796.2657
$33m
132grants
