A Snapshot of Our Community's Health
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Every three years, the Health District collects information about the health-care needs of our community through a Community Health Assessment (CHA). This includes the Community Health Survey and Community Discussion Groups. We use this information to plan our programs and services. We also share the data with other organizations working to improve the health of local residents.
The most recent Community Health Survey took place in 2022. Read a brief summary of hightlights here. Watch this page for more detailed survey findings in the future. For additional information about the Community Health Survey, contact Sue Hewitt at 970-224-5209 or by email.
| "Timely, reliable, local, and actionable data should be made accessible to communities across the country." ~ Public Health 3.0 |
The impact of reliable, local data
Local public health data helps communities celebrate their successes and address their challenges. Here are some examples of why data is important to Larimer County:
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The Health District and the Larimer County Department of Health and Environment use data to determine their public health priorities. |
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Funding agencies are increasingly interested in data when determining how to grant funds. Community organizations use the CHA to assess community needs, develop programs, secure funding to meet those needs, and monitor and evaluate progress. |
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Local data allows us to see how our community is benefiting from programs and policies. It also allows us to see who is affected and how programs can ensure everyone benefits. |
Fun facts |
| 10 Community Health Surveys have been conducted—every three years from 1995 to 2022 |
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25,200+ survey responses |
| 2,700 responses in 2022 |
2022 Funding partners
 City of Loveland |
We welcome questions and comments. Please contact Sue Hewitt, Evaluation Coordinator, for more information about the Community Health Assessment.
Email: shewitt@healthdistrict.org
Phone: 970-224-5209