Healthcare providers in Central Pennsylvania are committed to understanding, anticipating, assessing, and addressing the healthcare needs of their communities. In the fall of 2011, Holy Spirit Health System, Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute and PinnacleHealth System, formed a collaborative workgroup to identify the needs of those living within Dauphin, Cumberland, Perry, Lebanon, and the northern tier of York Counties.
With mutual interest in the health and well-being of residents in the region served by the four sponsors, a collaborative community health needs assessment was conducted to evaluate and understand the region’s health needs. This study, conducted by Tripp Umbach, a nationally recognized leader in community health assessments, identifies specific community health needs and evaluates how those needs are being met in order to better connect health and human services with the needs of residents in the multi-county region.
2021 PPI Community Health Needs Assessment Overview
2021 PPI Community Health Needs Assessment Full Report
2021 PPI Community Health Needs Assessment Infographic
Evaluación de las Necesidades de Salud de la Comunidad - Informe Completo 2021
Infográfico de la Evaluación de las Necesidades de Salud de la Comunidad 2021 - Sin Sangría
2019 PPI Community Health Needs Assessment
2019 PPI and Penn State Hershey Medical Center Implementation Plan
2019 UPMC Pinnacle and PPI Implementation Plan
2018 UPMC Pinnacle and PPI Community Health Needs Assessment
2016_CHNA_Five-County_Implementation_Strategy.pdf
2015_Community_Health_Needs_Assessment_Full_report.pdf
2015_Community_Health_Needs_Assessment_Summary.pdf
2013 Community Health Needs Assessment Implementation Plan
2012 Community Health Needs Assessment Report - Summary
2012 Community Health Needs Assessment - Full Report
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