Completed 2024 Community Health Assessment
Mono County Public Health is pleased to present the findings of the 2024 Community Health Assessment (CHA). This CHA was completed in December 2024 and includes detailed information about Mono County’s current health status, needs, and priorities.
Here's what we found:
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The top three populations of focus are: |
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- Mental and behavioral health
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- Children living in poverty
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- Maternal and infant health
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- North Mono County residents
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The CHA advisory committee, made up of Mono County Public Health leaders and representatives from the managed care plans, reviewed all available and collected data. A prioritization process was used to identify the top health needs of the community and which groups of people to focus on for the next three years.
What are the next steps?
These community health priorities are in alignment with the health needs identified by community members and key stakeholders. The next step is to complete a Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP). Initiated in April 2025, the CHIP will be completed by December 2025 and published here. The purpose of a CHIP is to take the information collected in the CHA and transform it into actionable, collaborative initiatives that will address the identified priorities and build community interventions to improve the health and heath outcomes for all Mono County residents.
How can i be involved in the community health improvement plan (CHIP)?
We appreciate your interest in providing input on the next phase of the process. If you'd like to share your opinion on how Mono County addresses the identified health priorities and populations, please click the button below or the form here to be notified of upcoming events and feedback opportunities.
see below for cha final report and well-being assessment results
CHA Final Report
Well-Being Assessment Results (English)
Well-Being Assessment results (Spanish)
What is a Community Health Assessment?
A Community Health Assessment (CHA) is a process through which you learn about the health concerns and needs of a community. You do this by finding, collecting, and studying information about what the community has, what it is good at, what resources it has, and what its needs are. Then, you share this information with the community. It includes information on risk factors, quality of life, illness, and death, as well as social factors that affect health and the ability to lead a healthy life. It also includes information on how well the public health and healthcare systems provide services.
The main goal of the CHA is to get community members involved, spot new issues, and lay the groundwork for future programs in Mono County.
