2022 Community Health Assessment
The 2022 St. Louis Regional Community Health Assessment (CHA) is a regional collaboration facilitated by the City of St. Louis Department of Health and St. Louis County Department of Public Health. The completion of the CHA reflects the health departments’ ongoing dedication to understanding the health needs of the region. The CHA used the nationally recognized Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnerships (MAPP) framework for data collection and community input. This initiative was supported by the St. Louis Partnership for a Healthy Community, involving various stakeholders and community partners to work towards equitable health for all in the region. The results of the CHA will inform the 2023-2027 Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP), a long-term, systematic effort to improve the overall health of the community.
You can read the 2022 CHA here.
The CHA consists of four different assessments to identify community health needs.
2017 Community Health Assessment
Click on the icons below to read individual assessments.
The CHSA documents the health status of St. Louis City and County residents.
The CTSA identifies the assets that strengthen the community and issues that are important to community members.
The FOCA identifies the forces that may effect change in the community and the opportunities and threats associated with those changes.
The LPHSA measures how well different local public health system partners work together to deliver essential public health services.