By collaborating with health care providers, schools, community organizations and businesses, we are striving to provide the best opportunities for those in our communities to live healthier lives. Our community’s health needs are central to Adena’s mission, Called to serve our communities
For more information about Adena’s Community Health and our services, please call (740) 779-7573.
Online 2-1-1 Resource Directory
Provided through Adena and the Scioto Paint Valley Mental Health Center, the directory provides free and easy access to information about community organizations, volunteer opportunities, special services for seniors, child care resources, food and shelter providers, local support groups, state agencies AND MUCH MORE!
As part of the Affordable Care Act, signed into law in 2010, the IRS requires all 501(c) (3) health systems- with one or more hospitals, to complete a community health needs assessment for each hospital at least once every three years. The Community Health Needs Assessments provide an overview of the state of health-related needs in Ross, Highland and Pike Counties. Reports provide documentation and information relative to the communities’ highest priority health needs, which is vital in directing decision-making and collaboration to meet the paramount needs of patient in the communities Adena serves.
The 2020 Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) is Ross County’s roadmap to address the many health challenges in our community identified in the 2019 Community Health Assessment (CHA). Given the scope and complexity of health challenges within Ross County identified in the CHA, the CHIP calls for cross-sector partnerships and alignment to meet a manageable set of goals to improve health outcomes for those that live in Ross County. By working together in partnership, our community can improve health outcomes by building programs, collaborations, and services through a focused effort on addressing the major health factors identified in the CHA. 2021 Ross County Community Health Improvement Plan.
As part of the Affordable Care Act, signed into law in 2010, the IRS requires all 501(c) (3) health systems- with one or more hospitals, to complete a community health needs assessment for each hospital at least once every three years. This requirement is intended to support the development of community health improvement strategy and planning. In addition, these assessments can provide appropriate information, with which policymakers, provider groups, and community advocates can base improvement efforts.
During 2022, the Adena Health System/Adena Regional Medical Center - Ross County; Adena Greenfield Medical Center - Highland County; and Adena Pike Medical Center - Pike County, supported by its many community partners, completed its Community Health Needs Assessments. This was accomplished by completing an initiative to collect and evaluate vital statistics, demographic and public opinion data in the counties we serve.
The 2022 Adena Health System/Adena Regional Medical Center, Adena Greenfield Medical Center and Adena Pike Medical Center Community Health Needs Assessments provide an overview of the state of health-related needs in Ross, Highland and Pike Counties. Reports provide documentation and information relative to the communities’ highest priority health needs, which is vital in directing decision-making and collaboration to meet the paramount needs of patient in the communities Adena serves.
2021 Fayette County Community Health Needs Assessment
2022 Fayette CHNA Implementation
Highland County Community Needs Assessment 2022
Highland County CHNA Implementation 2022
Pike County Community Needs Assessment 2022
Pike County CHNA Implementation 2022
Ross County Community Needs Assessment 2022
Ross County CHNA Implementation 2022