Vail Health is committed to providing programs, partnerships and financial investments that benefit our community and align with identified community health needs and feedback. Each year Vail Health supports community health initiatives through educational programs, discounted medical care, community organization funding and more.
Below is Vail Health's Hospital Community Benefit Accountability (HCBA) Annual Report and supplemental resources. These documents provide additional information regarding our impact on community health needs and confirms Vail Health has completed all state requirements for Hospital Community Benefit Accountability.
Community Benefit and Engagement Activities
Hospital Community Benefit
Community Feedback and Engagement
Vail Health hosted the annual Community Feedback Meeting on August 5, 2024. Public Community Feedback Meetings are intended to engage the community in discussion regarding multiple initiatives including Vail Health’s CHNA, Hospital Community Benefit activities, Hospital Transformation Program progress and Health Equity efforts. Dialogue and feedback were provided to inform ongoing efforts and action plans. Please email our team at VHEvents@VailHealth.org if you have any additional questions or comments.
View Vail Health's 2024 Public Community Feedback Meeting presentation.
View Vail Health's 2024 Public Community Feedback Meeting presentation.
Community Benefit in Action
Partner Highlight: Bright Future Foundation
Vail Health donated generously to the campaign to build the Bright Future Foundation's BrightHouse, and continues to provide support for its Victim First Care program. An anonymous survivor said, "Victim First Care, a program of Vail Health and Bright Future Foundation, provided the immediate medical care and support I needed to stabilize my life. BrightHouse gave me the safe space and time to heal. Today, I am strong and grateful."VIEW MORE PARTNER HIGHLIGHTS >
Vail Health's Commitment to Community Health
Vail Health’s mission is to elevate health across the mountain communities we serve. Guided by this mission and a vision for community health and well-being, we conduct a comprehensive Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) every three years. CHNAs are one way we monitor health status across Eagle County and identify emerging health concerns through statistical data and community feedback. A key component of the CHNA is stakeholder input, which allows us to hear directly from local residents about health concerns and make recommendations to improve community health.
The 2019 Vail Health CHNA and 2022 Vail Health CHNA Reports outline findings from our most recent assessments and highlight strengths and opportunities across Vail Health’s service areas. The findings will be used to guide future initiatives at Vail Health, as well as serve as a community resource for grant-making, advocacy and to support the many programs provided by our community health and social service partners. Vail Health’s implementation plan is focused on increasing access to affordable, comprehensive, quality care; improving availability and delivery of behavioral health care; preventing and managing chronic disease; and improving health equity for underserved populations.
To learn more about Vail Health’s work to improve the health of our community, or to receive a printed copy of the CHNA, contact Vail Health’s Director of Quality Amy Lavigne at Lavigne@VailHealth.org.
The 2019 Vail Health CHNA and 2022 Vail Health CHNA Reports outline findings from our most recent assessments and highlight strengths and opportunities across Vail Health’s service areas. The findings will be used to guide future initiatives at Vail Health, as well as serve as a community resource for grant-making, advocacy and to support the many programs provided by our community health and social service partners. Vail Health’s implementation plan is focused on increasing access to affordable, comprehensive, quality care; improving availability and delivery of behavioral health care; preventing and managing chronic disease; and improving health equity for underserved populations.
To learn more about Vail Health’s work to improve the health of our community, or to receive a printed copy of the CHNA, contact Vail Health’s Director of Quality Amy Lavigne at Lavigne@VailHealth.org.
Community Impact
As a nonprofit, community provider with a volunteer board of directors, Vail Health is able to reinvest into the communities we serve, helping to deliver on our mission of elevating health across our mountain communities.
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