Live Well Madera County’s resources help local partners and organizations understand
our community's health needs, and track our collective progress.
What is the CHA?
The Community Health Assessment (CHA) is a comprehensive report of Madera County’s health needs and opportunities. This report includes primary and secondary data on the social determinants of health, health behaviors, and health outcomes of our residents.
How is the CHA used?
The CHA informs our community's health programming, funding priorities, and programs across Madera County.
Check out this video providing a highlight of the CHA's key findings.
Mira este video que muestra lo más importante que se encontró en el estudio del CHA.
What is the CHIP?
The Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) is a community-driven, strategic, and measurable roadmap for improving health in Madera County.
Developed through collaboration with local partner organizations, the CHIP outlines how these partners will work together to address the key priority health areas identified in the Community Health Assessment.
How is the CHIP used?
The CHIP guides coordinated action among the county agencies, community partners, stakeholders, and residents. It sets shared goals, strategies, and accountability measures to improve population health, align resources, and support long-term, sustainable change across Madera County.
2024 CHIP Health Priorities
Our Steering Committee's 2024 CHIP Goal Prioritization Process.