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Community Benefit Annual Report FY 2024
El Camino Healthcare District | El Camino Health
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Improved Healthcare Access and Navigation | |
2,024 individuals established care with a primary care provider or specialist 110 individuals received care navigation services Schools, community clinics and nonprofit organizations provided health screenings and assessments; community members then received assistance navigating to the appropriate services. | |
Responded to the Demand for Mental Health Services | |
12,006 hours of counseling sessions were provided to youth 11,375 hours of counseling sessions were provided to adults School and community organizations provided a multitude of services for at-risk students, domestic violence survivors and other neighbors in need of mental health services, including targeted support for LGBTQ+ youth and unhoused adults. | |
Promoted Healthy Lifestyle Habits | |
341 adults reported 150 minutes of physical activity per week 5,677 youth reported 150 minutes of physical activity per week 2,095 individuals improved one or more biometric health indicator School and community-based programs promoted and provided opportunities for physical activity, helping individuals meet CDC recommended guidelines and reduce risk factors for diabetes. | |
Improved Chronic Disease Management and Prevention | |
227 individuals reported improved self-management of their chronic health condition Programs supported patients and community members in their personal health management, including programs to focus on heart and respiratory health, as well as cancer treatment. | |
Removed Barriers to Basic Needs | |
1,681 individuals were connected to a sustainable source of healthy food (CalFresh/SNAP, food bank, etc.) 561 individuals improved their living conditions as a result of services provided A dedicated and diverse group of local nonprofit organizations provided access to vital support services for community members experiencing vulnerability. |