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Better Together
Great things happen when we work together. St. Luke’s is a dedicated partner with local organizations across the region—all working together to improve the health of people in the communities we serve.
Our goal is to create healthier communities by building stronger partnerships, creating positive and measurable outcomes, and maximizing our contribution by inspiring others.We know that health goes beyond medical care. It's how we take care of ourselves, how we take care of each other and how we nurture our community. That’s why St. Luke’s supports our communities through:
- Community Benefit: Millions of dollars in unreimbursed services, charity care, capital investments, and community services and programs.
- Community Health Needs Assessments, which pinpoint and assess the most critical health care needs in our communities.
- Community Health Improvement Fund, which awards grants to nonprofit organizations dedicated to good health and accessible health care.
Community Health Needs Assessments
The St. Luke’s Health System Community Health Needs Assessments, or CHNAs, help us better understand the most significant health challenges facing the people and families in communities across our region.
The comprehensive analysis allows us to pinpoint, assess, and address our communities’ most critical needs. St. Luke’s uses the information to guide the types of health improvement programs we provide and support with community partners. The goal is to address the top health needs, provide the best care, and lower the overall cost of health care.
The comprehensive analysis allows us to pinpoint, assess, and address our communities’ most critical needs. St. Luke’s uses the information to guide the types of health improvement programs we provide and support with community partners. The goal is to address the top health needs, provide the best care, and lower the overall cost of health care.
Grants and Sponsorships
St. Luke’s Community Health Improvement Fund (CHIF) provides financial support to organizations or groups working to improve the health and well-being of people in our region. We annually accept requests for funding, which must meet specific criteria.
Applying for a Grant or Sponsorship
Community Health Improvement Fund Grant Recipients
Giving Back to Our Communities
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St. Luke’s not-for-profit mission highlighted in community benefit reports
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St. Luke’s community health team uses stencils to build resilience in kids
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St. Luke’s Magic Valley awards community health grant money to local partners
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St. Luke’s CHIF helps organizations promote healthy communities in Idaho
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