Introducing Live Healthy Lane

A community coalition working together to create a caring community where all people can live a healthier life.
We all want Lane County to be a healthy place to live, learn, work and play. 

We have a strong foundation for a healthy community -- abundant natural resources, and caring, innovative, hardworking people with a history of working together. While we are proud and grateful for these strengths, there is still  work to be done.

Live Healthy Lane unites Lane County, United Way, PeaceHealth, Trillium, our partners and YOU to improve your life, and help improve the lives of your family, friends, and neighbors.

Together we can do more than each of us can do alone.
Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. A healthy community is one that is continuously creating and improving those physical and social environments and expanding those community resources that enable people to mutually support each other in performing all the functions of life
and in developing to their maximum potential.

– World Health Organization

The Lane Equity Coalition presents: Zip Code Matters
Register today! ​
Join us to explore the impact that zip code can have on the health of different communities.

When: June 4, 2019 from 5:00 – 8:00pm

Program begins at 5:30 pm - dinner prepared by LCC Culinary Program and sponsored by Trillium Behavioral Health

Where: Center for Meeting & Learning, Lane Community College
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Questions: contact United Way at 541-741-6000

What are the CHNA & CHIP?

The Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) explores and identifies health issues in Lane County. 

The CHNA creates an opportunity to improve the health of our community by informing the Regional Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP).

The CHIP is an action-orientated plan with goals to:
  1. increase economic and social opportunities,
  2. increase health behaviors to improve health and well-being, and
  3. strengthen cross-sector collaborations. ​

​Current strategies of CHIP 2016-19 pictured right.

Current efforts of the 2016-19 CHIP 

2018-19 CHNA Reports

The 2018-19 CHNA is meant to "refresh", or update, 2015-16 data, and thus will help inform the next iteration of the CHIP. 

Forces of Change Assessment (FOCA)

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Local Public Health Systems Assessment (LPHSA)

VIEW REPORT​

Care Integration Assessment (CIA) Pilot

VIEW REPORT​
Live Healthy Lane: Working together to create a caring community where all people can live a healthy life.
Compassion  -  Equity  -  Inclusion  -  Collaboration
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