Population Health Services
Goals
Establish diverse, equitable and inclusive partnerships rooted in collaboration
and trust
Align partnerships, data, expertise and resources to address long-standing inequities
Address the most pressing issues affecting the health of our residents
Current issues in our county
Opportunities to be healthy are not the same for everyone
There are major differences in health outcomes
Factors causing these differences include community conditions, education, income levels, political climates, and race and ethnicity
Current health data about our county
African-American babies are 300% more likely to die before their first birthday compared to Caucasian (white) babies
23% of young children are overweight or obese
While Cuyahoga County ranks in the top ten statewide for clinical care, as measured by access to care and quality of care, it ranks in the bottom-third of Ohio’s 88 counties for health outcomes
HEALTHY COMMUNITIES
Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH)
Program goal
Improve health among our highest-need African American and Hispanic populations by reducing health disparities and rates of chronic disease
HIV/AIDS
Ending the HIV Epidemic – Care & Prevention
Program goals
Reduce HIV infections by 75% by 2025
Improve linkage to care to 90%
Improve viral suppression
Ryan White
Program goal
Decrease issues related to accessing care
Increase the number of virally-suppressed clients
Reduce social and health-related disparities
MATERNAL & CHILD HEALTH
Cribs for Kids
Program goal
Reduce the number of sleep-related deaths by providing families with safe sleep education and resources
Maternal Behavioral Health Peer Support
Partnership with Birthing Beautiful Communities
Program goal
Improve wellness for pregnant and postpartum women by providing peer support services
Ohio Equity Initiative
Program goal
Affect policy and system changes that address inequities related to the social determinants of health
Connect pregnant women to supportive services
YOUTH HEALTH & WELLNESS
Early Ages Healthy Stages
Child health and wellbeing coalition
Program goal
Use policies, systems, and environmental approaches to improve health outcomes for children up to five years of age.
Farm to School/Feed Our Future
Program goal
Use the Farm to School framework to provide children with access to fresh, healthy and local foods.
Personal Responsibility Education Program
Program goal
Reduce teen pregnancy and rates of sexually-transmitted infections among youth ages 14-21, in juvenile justice, foster care, and alternative school settings.