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Hospital-Community Partnership Resources | HCC | Center
The HCC program is proud to offer key resources on leading practices for strengthening community partnerships.
Hospital-Community Partnership Teams | HCC | Center
HCC program cohorts feature teams from around the country. This page features background information and stories about their work.
About the Hospital Community Collaborative | HCC | Center
HCC’s mission is to create the next generation of effective clinical-community partnerships. The HCC experience and structure is featured.
Population Health | Center
Health equity and social determinants have a direct impact on outcomes. And the role of social determinants of health outcomes has never been clearer. The AHA Center for Health Innovation can help hospitals and health systems partner with communities and redesign delivery systems to ensure seamless, high-quality and affordable care for all patients.
Maternal Health: Societal Factors that Influence Pregnancy
Non-medical social factors can have a significant impact on a pregnant person’s health and well-being. These AHA resources highlight how hospitals can address their patients' social needs to achieve better health outcomes.
Community Health and Environment Stories
Collecting stories about innovative approaches and practices being used to address the environment as a driver of population health outcomes.
Community Health and Environment Technical Expert Panel
The TEP advises the Community Health and Environment initiative in its efforts to address environment as a social driver of health.
About the Community Health and Environment Initiative
Background about why the initiative was founded, what it seeks to achieve, what it bases its work on and what its deliverables are.
Community Health Assessment Supplements
Supplements for the CHA Toolkit tailor the CHA process to caregivers; older adults; and people with disabilities.
Legally speaking: Kaiser Permanente has a unique way to keep patients housed and healthy
Kaiser Permanente. A young black sitting in an apartment at a table working on a laptop, viewed through a fire escape window
At Kaiser Permanente hospitals, which can be found in eight states and the District of Columbia, care teams understand that whether or not you have a roof over your head makes a paramount impact on your health. Not only does being unhoused exacerbate existing health issues, but poor health can lead to a loss of housing in some cases.