EVALUATION OF 2018-2020 CHIP IMPACT – ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL OF ORANGE This report evaluates the impact of the 2018-2020 Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP). Mission Hospital, St. Joseph Hospital of Orange and St. Jude Medical Center responded to community needs by making investments of direct funding, time, and resources to internal and external programs dedicated to addressing the previously prioritized needs using evidence-based and leading practices. Table 16. Outcomes from 2018-2020 CHIP – St. Joseph Hospital of Orange Priority Need
Program or Service Name
Results/Outcomes
Type of Support
Access to Care for People Who are Uninsured and Underinsured
La Amistad (St. Jude Neighborhood Health Center FQHC)
21,090 encounters
Grant
Access to Care
Asian Pacific Islander partners to address unmet needs
6 engaged in improvement efforts
Advocacy
Access to Care
Transitional Care Clinic for uninsured hospital patients needing follow up care at a primary care setting
502 patients YTD
Grant
Access to Care
Social determinant of health screening at St. Jude Neighborhood Health Centers
3,407 patients screened YTD
Grant
Mental Health
Mental Health Encounters
3,018 total encounters including:
Grant
Chemical Dependency: 542 Psychiatry: 103
Mental Health Mental Health Mental Health
Improve integration of primary care and mental health services Recuperative Care for ER homeless patients with behavioral and substance use disorders Improve quality of life for La Amistad patients experiencing depression
Therapy: 1,953 Stigma Reduction: 420 1 FTE 2-3 Student Interns 2,293 patients PHQ-9 Results: 1,953
Grant Grant Grant
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