What is the Los Angeles County Community Health Improvement Plan?

The Los Angeles County Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) is a cyclical process that sets new priorities based on the most recent data and builds on existing community efforts to change the underlying factors that have a negative impact on community health.

What is the Los Angeles County Community Health Improvement Plan?

The goal of the Los Angeles County Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) is to create an action-oriented plan that encourages collaboration between sectors on priority public health issues to improve health and well-being. CHIP is a cyclical process that sets new priorities based on the most recent data and builds on existing community efforts to change the underlying factors that have a negative impact on community health. The plan outlines specific strategies designed to improve the health of all county residents, with a focus on increasing partnerships, access, and equity, while taking into account evidence-based supports for all county residents across the lifespan. CHIP is a community-driven strategic plan for the Department of Public Health (DPH) and county stakeholders to work together to improve the health of all community members.