Community Health Needs Assessment

As part of our mission to bring health and well-being to people throughout the Puget Sound, we at CHI Franciscan Health assess the health needs of our local communities.

Meeting your health needs

We conduct a community health needs assessment (CHNA) once every three years, to meet federal and state requirements as a not-for-profit hospital. The CHNAs help the CHI Franciscan board of directors understand your health needs and develop strategies to meet them, in collaboration with our community partners.

Our board has integrated these recommended strategies with the CHI Franciscan Health Strategic Plan, and we are working to implement them.

• FY16-19 Implementation Plan for King County facilities
• FY16-19 Implementation Plan for Pierce County facilities
• FY17-20 Implementation Plan for Harrison

You can also review the most recent CHNAs for the following hospitals:

• Harrison Medical Center
• Highline Medical Center
• Regional Hospital
• St. Anthony Hospital
• St. Clare Hospital
• St. Elizabeth Hospital
• St. Francis Hospital
• St. Joseph Medical Center

Past CHNAs and Implementation Plans for the following hospitals:

• FY14-17 Implementation Plan for Harrison
• Harrison Medical Center
• Highline Medical Center
• Regional Hospital
• St. Anthony Hospital
• St. Clare Hospital
• St. Elizabeth Hospital
• St. Francis Hospital
• St. Joseph Medical Center

Improving the health of our community members in Washington

We’re dedicated to creating healthier communities—and we’re not alone in our work. Read more about the community health assessment.

Find a doctor

We offer expert health care that meets each patient’s personalized needs. Find a doctor near you to get started on your journey to better health today.