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John Muir Health focuses its efforts on programs that address vulnerable populations which include those with:
- Evidenced-based disparities in health outcomes, such as African Americans with heart disease, African American women with breast cancer, and African Americans and Latinos with diabetes
- Significant barriers to care, including isolation, frailty, language or cultural barriers, transportation or mobility challenges, and difficulty voicing healthcare needs (such as children experience)
- 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.
2013 Community Health Needs Assessment Report (10.9MB)
2010 Community Health Indicators Report (10.9MB)
Our Programs
In addition, John Muir Health works with partners who have specific capabilities to better leverage our funding and support programs where measurable impact can be determined.
Access to Care and Services
- Charity Care in the Hospital
- Mobile Dental Clinic
- Mobile Health Clinic
- Operation Access
- Specialty Care Program
Community Injury Prevention
- Beyond Violence
- Child Passenger Safety Program
- Emergency Management
Prevention and Early Detection
- Every Woman Counts
- Faith and Health Partnership
- Monument Community Health Fair
- Prostate Cancer Screenings
Caregiver and Senior Programs and Services
- Caring Hands Volunteer Caregivers Program
- Fall Prevention Program of Contra Costa County
- Geriatric Care Coordination
- Medication Assistance Program
- Senior Services
- Senior Transportation Program
- Transforming Chronic Care
Youth
- Community Nurse
- Every 15 Minutes
- Foster a Dream
