With community needs rising as a result of the pandemic, Inspira IMPACT’s Family Success Centers are a valuable community resource providing support for families in need. They offer an array of free services ranging from legal and housing assistance to parenting and financial courses to obtaining household items and food. We talked to Brenda Smaniotto, Administrative Director of Inspira’s IMPACT Program, to learn more about the Family Success Centers and how they have been able to service the community during the pandemic.
At Inspira, we take the health and wellbeing of our local residents very seriously. By analyzing data from across our patient populations, we can design services that address key issues facing our communities.
This report provides a summary of the findings of the Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) for Gloucester, Cumberland, and Salem Counties. The CHNA was conducted by The Senator Walter RandInstitute for Public Affairs (WRI) at Rutgers University-Camden on behalf of Inspira Health.
Our Approach to the Community Health Needs Assessment
Every three years, Inspira participates in a Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) as required by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA). This report contains data from the community and a range of professionals with public health expertise, and it reflects issues affecting our region, including but not limited to:
To improve health outcomes and overall wellbeing, Inspira implements strategies consistent with the CHNA results to address the community’s perceived health needs. Inspira Medical Center Vineland (Cumberland County, NJ), Inspira Medical Center Elmer (Salem County, NJ) and Inspira Health Center Woodbury (Gloucester County, NJ) conduct a Community Health Needs Assessment in each of their respective counties.
Through the CHNA process, the following broad health priorities were identified; COVID-19, Mental Health, Accessibility, Availability and Affordability of Care, Access to Children’s Health Care, and Food and Diet
