The Clermont Partnership for Health, established in October 2023, is a collaborative effort among community organizations, healthcare providers, local government agencies, businesses, schools, and other key stakeholders in Clermont County.
Mission: Improve population health and advance health equity in Clermont County by identifying key health priorities and coordinate strategic action through cross-sector collaboration.
Vision: A thriving, vibrant, healthy community to live, play, work, learn, and grow!
Values: Collaboration, relationship-building, equity, innovation, compassion, inclusion, and respect.
Community Health Assessment
The Clermont Partnership for Health helps to compile data for the Community Health Assessment (CHA). The purpose of the CHA is to:
- Learn about the health of the population
- Identify factors that cause health risks or impact health outcomes
- Determine what resources are available to improve the overall health of the population
Community Health Improvement Plan
The Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) sets priorities, objectives, strategies, and activities to address the top-priority health issues in the community. Based on community and steering members’ input, the top health issues facing Clermont County are:
- Youth mental health
- Adult substance misuse
- Housing
The overall goal of the CHIP is to increase awareness of health issues impacting the community, provide educational opportunities to the public to improve their health, and address the social determinants of health.
The CHIP is reviewed annually to ensure that progress on priorities, objectives, strategies, and activities are monitored and evaluated. The Clermont County CHIP aligns with state priority factors and health outcomes.If you are having trouble accessing or reading the CHIP document, please contact (513) 735-8400.
