Our Programs

John Muir Health supports vibrant and healthy communities through strong partnerships with non-profit organizations, schools, clinics, and other community-based providers to address our community's most pressing needs. Our priority areas are identified through a Community Health Needs Assessment every three years, which is informed by input from community stakeholders.

Selection Criteria

John Muir Health focuses its efforts on programs that address vulnerable populations, which include those with:

• Evidenced-based disparities in health outcomes
  • Such as Black maternal health inequities, increased rates of diabetes in the Latino populations, or youth mental health outcomes
    
• Significant barriers to care
  • Including isolation, frailty, language or cultural barriers, transportation or mobility challenges, and difficulty voicing healthcare needs
• Economic disadvantages
  • As experienced by uninsured, underinsured, and working poor residents

Community Health Needs Assessment

Every three years, John Muir Health and other community hospitals collaboratively conduct a community assessment to identify changes in demographics and health issues so that their Community Benefit programs can be focused on the populations most at risk. The following reports are the result of this work.