Reports 

At INTEGRIS Health, improving the health of our communities begins with listening, learning and partnering. Our community health needs assessment (CHNA) and community health improvement plan (CHIP) processes guide how we identify priorities, invest resources and create meaningful, lasting impact across Oklahoma.

Community health needs assessment

Every three years, INTEGRIS Health conducts comprehensive community health needs assessments (CHNA) to better understand the most pressing health challenges facing the communities we serve, in partnership with community stakeholders, including local coalitions, health departments, federally qualified health centers, behavioral health providers, tribal health organizations, schools and other community-based organizations.

Through this work, we identify priority health needs that reflect both statistical trends and the lived experiences of Oklahomans.

The CHNA ensures our efforts are grounded in real community needs and aligned with our mission as a nonprofit health system.

Community health improvement plan

Following each CHNA, INTEGRIS Health develops community health improvement plans (CHIP) that outline how we will address identified priorities.

The CHIPs serve as a strategic roadmap and focus on sustainable, evidence-based solutions that address both immediate health needs and the underlying factors that influence long-term well-being.