adventist health Glendale hospital

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ASSESSING A COMMUNITY HEALTH NEEDS ASSESSMENT Date: Name: . . 1. Hospital Name Adventist Health Glendale tax-exempt, non-profit organization Beds-515 2. Community Boundaries (approximate street/freeway) 1509 Wilson Terrace, Glendale, CA 91206 3. Assessment Process - How did they do this? You may add a brief comment Internally Corporation did it Local Resources eg. LA Co. Public Health Hired a Consultant, Planning Agency, etc Other 4. Assessment Methods included indicate the number of cach they conducted): Written Surveys Focus Groups Forums Intervices - with whom? (catepes not na hot names/titles) 5. Questions asked included: O Where/How they access Care O Personal Health Status Personal Activities and Nutrition O Concerns in the Community O Other 6. Prioritizing Significant Needs was based on Severity (Morbidity and Mortality D Magritude - Numbers impact Importance to the Community Hospital's Capabilities to deal with this need Other 3. Top 5 Need Ust in order from through - Health Priority : Poverty & Homelessness including Mental Health & Substance Abuse search 43 9. Does the CHNA/Appendix contain Data, Graphs, Charts on the following: Population Demographics, Economic/Social/Cultural aspects of the Community Healthcare Needs Indices Others you found important? 10. Did they provide a Patient Mix (%) of their own patients for discharges)? What year was the data for? What was the percentage of Medicare/Medicaid patients? (How does this compare with your 2019/2020 OSHPD data?) What was the percentage of "Uninsured" and/or "Charity" patients? 11. Undoubtedly, there is a list of dollars provided in patient uncompensated and/or charity care to the community and service programs. Identify only those, if any, that meet all of the following criteria: Provides a direct service to one or more of the top 5 Community Needs identified it was provided independent of a community effort lead by other organizations. It is an ongoing program e.g. walk-in clinic or service, as opposed to an annual event. it is not simply a donation to a Community effort or charity. . . . ASSESSING A COMMUNITY HEALTH NEEDS ASSESSMENT Date: Name: . . 1. Hospital Name Adventist Health Glendale tax-exempt, non-profit organization Beds-515 2. Community Boundaries (approximate street/freeway) 1509 Wilson Terrace, Glendale, CA 91206 3. Assessment Process - How did they do this? You may add a brief comment Internally Corporation did it Local Resources eg. LA Co. Public Health Hired a Consultant, Planning Agency, etc Other 4. Assessment Methods included indicate the number of cach they conducted): Written Surveys Focus Groups Forums Intervices - with whom? (catepes not na hot names/titles) 5. Questions asked included: O Where/How they access Care O Personal Health Status Personal Activities and Nutrition O Concerns in the Community O Other 6. Prioritizing Significant Needs was based on Severity (Morbidity and Mortality D Magritude - Numbers impact Importance to the Community Hospital's Capabilities to deal with this need Other 3. Top 5 Need Ust in order from through - Health Priority : Poverty & Homelessness including Mental Health & Substance Abuse search 43 9. Does the CHNA/Appendix contain Data, Graphs, Charts on the following: Population Demographics, Economic/Social/Cultural aspects of the Community Healthcare Needs Indices Others you found important? 10. Did they provide a Patient Mix (%) of their own patients for discharges)? What year was the data for? What was the percentage of Medicare/Medicaid patients? (How does this compare with your 2019/2020 OSHPD data?) What was the percentage of "Uninsured" and/or "Charity" patients? 11. Undoubtedly, there is a list of dollars provided in patient uncompensated and/or charity care to the community and service programs. Identify only those, if any, that meet all of the following criteria: Provides a direct service to one or more of the top 5 Community Needs identified it was provided independent of a community effort lead by other organizations. It is an ongoing program e.g. walk-in clinic or service, as opposed to an annual event. it is not simply a donation to a Community effort or charity