New York State
Hospitals’ Community
Service Plan
Summaries
2014
Introduction: The New York State Department of Health developed summaries of
the Community Service Plans submitted by hospitals in November 2013. Each
report was reviewed by at least two reviewers. Reviewers noted priorities, goals
and interventions identified in the reports. Their observations and comments were
consolidated into this summary. This summary was provided to hospitals in
conjunction with the year one Prevention Agenda 2013-2017 update survey for
feedback and corrections which were then incorporated into this updated report.
On the following page, please find the county name of interest in the Hospital List;
hold the Ctrl key on your key board and click on the county name to go to the
summary of its community health improvement plan.
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Hospital List
Albany ............................................................................................................................................. 8
Albany Medical Center ..............................................................................................................................................8
St. Peter's Health Partners - Northeast Health: Albany Memorial Hospital ...............................................................8
St. Peter's Health Partners: St. Peter's Hospital .........................................................................................................9
Allegany ........................................................................................................................................ 10
Jones Memorial Hospital ......................................................................................................................................... 10
Cuba Memorial Hospital.......................................................................................................................................... 10
Broome .......................................................................................................................................... 11
Our Lady of Lourdes Memorial Hospital ................................................................................................................ 11
United Health Services: United Health Services Hospitals (Wilson Medical Center, Binghamton General
Hospital, and Physician Practices) ........................................................................................................................... 11
Cattaraugus ................................................................................................................................... 12
Olean General Hospital............................................................................................................................................ 12
Cayuga .......................................................................................................................................... 12
Auburn Community Hospital .................................................................................................................................. 12
Chautauqua ................................................................................................................................... 13
Allegheny Health Network: Westfield Memorial Hospital ..................................................................................... 13
Lake Shore Hospital-TLC Health Network ............................................................................................................. 13
Women's Christian Association Hospital ................................................................................................................ 13
Chemung ....................................................................................................................................... 14
Arnot Health: Arnot Ogden Medical Center, Ira Davenport Memorial Hospital, St. Joseph's Hospital, and Arnot
Medical Servies ....................................................................................................................................................... 14
Chenango ...................................................................................................................................... 15
United Health Services: Chenango Memorial Hospital ........................................................................................... 15
Clinton........................................................................................................................................... 15
Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital and Medical Center ................................................................................... 15
Columbia ....................................................................................................................................... 16
Columbia Memorial Hospital .................................................................................................................................. 16
Cortland......................................................................................................................................... 16
Cortland Regional Medical Center .......................................................................................................................... 16
Delaware ....................................................................................................................................... 17
Bassett Healthcare Network: O'Connor Hospital .................................................................................................... 17
Bassett Healthcare Network: Tri-Town Regional Hospital ..................................................................................... 17
HealthAlliance of Hudson Valley: Margaretville Hospital ...................................................................................... 17
United Health Services: Delaware Valley Hospital ................................................................................................. 18
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Dutchess ........................................................................................................................................ 19
HealthQuest: Vassar Brothers Medical Center and Northern Dutchess Hospital .................................................... 19
MidHudson Regional Hospital ................................................................................................................................ 19
Erie ................................................................................................................................................ 20
Bertrand Chaffee Hospital ....................................................................................................................................... 20
Catholic Health: Kenmore Mercy Hospital ............................................................................................................. 20
Catholic Health: Mercy Hospital of Buffalo NY ..................................................................................................... 20
Catholic Health: Sisters of Charity Hospital ............................................................................................................ 21
Kaleida Health: Buffalo General Medical Centerl, Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital, Women & Children’s
Hospital of Buffalo .................................................................................................................................................. 22
Essex ............................................................................................................................................. 22
Elizabethtown Community Hospital ........................................................................................................................ 22
Inter-Lakes Health: Moses-Ludington Hospital ...................................................................................................... 22
Franklin ......................................................................................................................................... 23
Adirondack Health: Adirondack Medical Center .................................................................................................... 23
Alice Hyde Medical Center ..................................................................................................................................... 23
Fulton ............................................................................................................................................ 23
Nathan Littauer Hospital.......................................................................................................................................... 23
Genesee ......................................................................................................................................... 24
United Memorial Medical Center ............................................................................................................................ 24
Herkimer ....................................................................................................................................... 25
Bassett Healthcare Network: Little Falls Hospital ................................................................................................... 25
Jefferson ........................................................................................................................................ 25
Carthage Area Hospital............................................................................................................................................ 25
River Hospital .......................................................................................................................................................... 26
Samaritan Health: Samaritan Medical Center .......................................................................................................... 26
Livingston ..................................................................................................................................... 27
Livingston Health Care System: Noyes Memorial Hospital .................................................................................... 27
Madison......................................................................................................................................... 28
Community Memorial Hospital of Hamilton, NY ................................................................................................... 28
Oneida Healthcare ................................................................................................................................................... 28
Montgomery.................................................................................................................................. 29
Ascension Health: St. Mary's Hospital .................................................................................................................... 29
Monroe .......................................................................................................................................... 29
Joint CSP for ALL of Monroe County hospitals: Lakeside Health System, Rochester General Health System,
Unity Health System, and University of Rochester Medical Center (Highland Hospital and Strong Memorial
Hospital) .................................................................................................................................................................. 29
Nassau ........................................................................................................................................... 30
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Catholic Health Services: Mercy Medical Center.................................................................................................... 30
Catholic Health Services: St. Francis Hospital - The Heart Center® ...................................................................... 30
Catholic Health Services: St. Joseph Hospital ......................................................................................................... 30
NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System: Winthrop University Hospital ............................................................ 32
North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System: North Shore University Hospital, Syosset Hospital, Plainview
Hospital, Glen Cove Hospital; and Franklin Hospital ............................................................................................. 33
South Nassau Community Hospital ......................................................................................................................... 34
Niagara .......................................................................................................................................... 34
Kaleida Health: DeGraff Memorial Hospital ........................................................................................................... 34
Mount St. Mary's Hospital Health Center ................................................................................................................ 34
Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center.................................................................................................................. 34
Oneida ........................................................................................................................................... 35
Mohawk Valley Health System: Faxton-St. Luke's Healthcare ............................................................................... 35
Rome Memorial Hospital ........................................................................................................................................ 36
St. Elizabeth Medical Center ................................................................................................................................... 36
Onondaga ...................................................................................................................................... 36
Crouse Hospital ....................................................................................................................................................... 36
SUNY Upstate University Hospital ......................................................................................................................... 37
St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center ......................................................................................................................... 37
Ontario .......................................................................................................................................... 38
Clifton Springs Hospital .......................................................................................................................................... 38
Finger Lakes Health System: Geneva General Hospital .......................................................................................... 38
University of Rochester Medical Center: FF Thompson Hospital ........................................................................... 39
Orange ........................................................................................................................................... 40
Bon Secours Charity Health System: Bon Secours Community Hospital and St. Anthony Community Hospital .. 40
Greater Hudson Valley Health System: Orange Regional Medical Center ............................................................. 40
St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital ................................................................................................................................... 41
Orleans .......................................................................................................................................... 42
Orleans Community Health: Medina Memorial Hospital ........................................................................................ 42
Oswego ......................................................................................................................................... 42
Oswego Health Hospital .......................................................................................................................................... 42
Otsego ........................................................................................................................................... 44
Bassett Healthcare Network: A.O. Fox Memorial Hospital .................................................................................... 44
Bassett Healthcare Network: Bassett Medical Center ............................................................................................. 47
Putnam .......................................................................................................................................... 49
HealthQuest: Putnam Hospital Center ..................................................................................................................... 49
Rensselaer ..................................................................................................................................... 50
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Burdett Care Center ................................................................................................................................................. 50
Samaritan Hospital-Northeast Health ...................................................................................................................... 51
Seton Health St. Mary’s Hospital ............................................................................................................................ 52
Rockland ....................................................................................................................................... 52
Bon Secours Charity Health System: Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center ................................................... 52
Nyack Hospital ........................................................................................................................................................ 52
Saratoga......................................................................................................................................... 54
Saratoga Hospital ..................................................................................................................................................... 54
St Lawrence .................................................................................................................................. 55
Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center ............................................................................................................................ 55
Clifton-Fine Hospital ............................................................................................................................................... 56
Massena Memorial Hospital .................................................................................................................................... 56
St Lawrence Health System: Canton-Potsdam Hospital .......................................................................................... 57
St Lawrence Health System: Gouverneur Hospital ................................................................................................. 57
Schenectady .................................................................................................................................. 58
Ellis Medicine: Ellis Hospital .................................................................................................................................. 58
Schoharie....................................................................................................................................... 60
Bassett Healthcare Network: Cobleskill Regional Hospital .................................................................................... 60
Schuyler ........................................................................................................................................ 61
Schuyler Hospital .................................................................................................................................................... 61
Steuben .......................................................................................................................................... 61
Arnot Health: Davenport Memorial Hospital .......................................................................................................... 61
Corning Hospital...................................................................................................................................................... 63
St. James Mercy Hospital ........................................................................................................................................ 64
Suffolk........................................................................................................................................... 64
Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center ..................................................................................................... 64
Catholic Health Services: Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center ...................................................................... 64
Catholic Health Services: St. Catherine of Siena Medical Center ........................................................................... 65
Catholic Health Services: St. Charles Hospital ........................................................................................................ 65
East End Health Alliance: Peconic Bay Medical Center of Central Suffolk Hospital ............................................. 66
East End Health Alliance: Southampton Hospital ................................................................................................... 66
East End Health Alliance: Eastern Long Island Hospital ........................................................................................ 66
Mather Hospital ....................................................................................................................................................... 66
North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System: Huntington Hospital, Southside Hospital, and South Oaks
Hospital.................................................................................................................................................................... 67
Sullivan ......................................................................................................................................... 68
Greater Hudson Valley Health System: Catskill Regional Medical Center ............................................................. 68
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Tompkins ...................................................................................................................................... 68
Cayuga Medical Center of Ithaca, NY ..................................................................................................................... 68
Ulster ............................................................................................................................................. 69
Ellenville Regional Hospital .................................................................................................................................... 69
HealthAlliance of Hudson Valley: HealthAlliance Hospital (Broadway Campus and Mary's Avenue Campus) ... 69
Warren........................................................................................................................................... 70
Glens Falls Hospital................................................................................................................................................. 70
Wayne ........................................................................................................................................... 71
Rochester General Health System: Newark-Wayne Community Hospital .............................................................. 71
Westchester ................................................................................................................................... 71
Blythedale Children's Hospital ................................................................................................................................ 71
Burke Rehabilitation Hospital ................................................................................................................................. 71
Hudson Valley Hospital Center ............................................................................................................................... 72
NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System: Lawrence Hospital Center .................................................................. 72
Northern Westchester Hospital ................................................................................................................................ 73
Phelps Memorial Hospital Center ............................................................................................................................ 73
St. John’s Riverside ................................................................................................................................................. 74
St. Joseph's Medical Center ..................................................................................................................................... 75
White Plains Hospital .............................................................................................................................................. 75
Yates ............................................................................................................................................. 75
Finger Lakes Health System: Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hospital ...................................................................... 75
New York City .............................................................................................................................. 76
Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center .............................................................................................................................. 76
Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center ................................................................................................ 77
Brooklyn Hospital Center ........................................................................................................................................ 78
Calvary Hospital ...................................................................................................................................................... 78
Flushing Hospital Medical Center ........................................................................................................................... 79
Hospital for Special Surgery .................................................................................................................................... 80
Jamaica Hospital Medical Center ............................................................................................................................ 80
Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center ......................................................................................................................... 81
Lutheran HealthCare ................................................................................................................................................ 82
Maimonides Medical Center .................................................................................................................................... 83
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center ............................................................................................................... 83
Montefiore Health System ....................................................................................................................................... 84
Mount Sinai Hospital’s Mount Sinai Queens .......................................................................................................... 85
http://www.mshq.org/community ............................................................................................................................ 85
Mount Sinai Health System: Beth Israel Medical Center ........................................................................................ 86
Mount Sinai Health System: New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai ..................................................... 87
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Mount Sinai Health System: St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center ........................................................................ 87
NY University Langone Medical Center ................................................................................................................. 88
New York Methodist Hospital ................................................................................................................................. 88
NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System: New York Community Hospital ........................................................ 89
NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System: New York Hospital Medical Center of Queens ................................. 89
NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System: The Allen Hospital, Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital, Columbia
University Medical Center, Weschester Division, and Lower Manhattan Hospital ................................................ 90
NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System: The Brooklyn Hospital Center ........................................................... 90
North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System: Lenox Hill Hospital, Forest Hills Hospital, Long Island Jewish
Hopital, Steven and Alexandra Cohen Children's Medical Center of New York, Zucker Hillside Hospital, and
Staten Island University Hospital ............................................................................................................................ 91
Richmond University Medical Center ..................................................................................................................... 91
Rockefeller University Hospital .............................................................................................................................. 92
St. Barnabas Hospital .............................................................................................................................................. 93
St. John's Episcopal Hospital ................................................................................................................................... 93
Wyckoff Heights Medical Center ............................................................................................................................ 94
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2014 New York State Hospital’s Selected Prevention Agenda Priorities, Areas of Focus, Goal and Interventions
County
Hospital
Albany Medical
Center
Albany
CSP posted at:
http://www.amc.edu/
About%20Us/commu
nity_service.cfm
Priorities
Goals
Interventions
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Adopting tobacco-free outdoor policies.
Promoting smoking cessation among people with
mental health disabilities through partnerships with
the NYS Office of Mental Health.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Prevent underage drinking, non-medical use
of prescription pain relievers drugs by youth,
and excessive alcohol consumption by adults
Support collaboration among leaders,
professionals and community members
working in MEB health promotion, substance
abuse and other MEB disorders and chronic
disease prevention, treatment and recovery
Promote smoking cessation among people with
mental health disabilities through partnerships with
the NYS Office of Mental Health.
St. Peter's Health
Preventing
Partners - Northeast
Chronic
Health: Albany
Memorial Hospital Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.nehealth.
com/About_Us/Com
munity_Health_Need
s_Assessment/Albany
_Memorial_Hospital_
_Community_Health/
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
The CSP indicated another intervention was being
employed that was unspecified and did not match a
specific intervention identified in the Prevention
Agenda
Promote evidence-based care.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
Increase number of patients engaged in
management in clinical and community settings
primary care, reduction of triggers and
improved self-management.
Increase participation of adults in a course or
class to learn how to manage their condition
Reduce obesity in
children and adult
Promote
Mental
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Focus Areas
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Educate the public about the risks of opiate
abuse.
Establish linkages with the OMH Early Recognition
and Screening Initiative in the region.
Updated April 9, 2015
2014 New York State Hospital’s Selected Prevention Agenda Priorities, Areas of Focus, Goal and Interventions
County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
St. Peter's Health
Preventing
Partners: St. Peter's
Chronic
Hospital
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.sphcs.org
/workfiles/About/201
3CommunityServiceP
lanStPeters.pdf
Increase the number of people trained in all
NYS Opioid Overdose Prevention Program.
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Interventions
Promote smoking cessation among people with
mental health disabilities through partnerships with
the NYS Office of Mental Health.
,
Reduce tobacco use among adults who report Adopting tobacco-free policies for mental health
poor mental health
offices.
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Goals
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Promote evidence-based care.
Increase number of patients engaged with
primary care, reduction of triggers and
improved self-management
Promote a community environment that
helps promote and manage asthma.
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Increase participation of adults with Diabetes
in a course or a class to learn how to manage
their condition.
Adopting tobacco-free outdoor policies.
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Educate the public about the risks of opiate
abuse
Increase the number of people trained in the
NYS Opioid Overdose Prevention Program
Reduce tobacco use among adults who report
poor mental health
Support collaboration among leaders,
professionals and community members
Promote smoking cessation among people with
mental health disabilities through partnerships with
the NYS Office of Mental Health.
Promoting smoking cessation among people with
mental health disabilities through partnerships with
the NYS Office of Mental Health.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Updated April 9, 2015
2014 New York State Hospital’s Selected Prevention Agenda Priorities, Areas of Focus, Goal and Interventions
County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
working in MEB health promotion, substance The CSP indicated another intervention was being
abuse and other MEB disorders and chronic employed that was unspecified and did not match a
disease prevention, treatment and recovery
specific intervention identified in the Prevention
Agenda
Jones Memorial
Hospital
Allegany
CSP posted at:
http://www.jmhny.or
g/index.php/Commun
ity%20Service%20Pl
an
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Allegany
County "Girls on the Run"; National Diabetes
Prevention Program
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Establish linkages with the OMH Early Recognition
and Screening Initiative in the region.
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Safe talk
Cuba Memorial
Hospital
CSP not posted
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Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote evidence-based care
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Support collaboration among leaders,
professionals and community members
working in MEB health promotion, substance
abuse and other MEB disorders and chronic
disease prevention, treatment and recovery
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Other preventing chronic disease goal—
promote education with "Girls on the Run"
participants and self-care management.
The CSP indicated another intervention was being
employed that was unspecified and did not match a
specific intervention identified in the Prevention
Agenda
The CSP indicated another intervention was being
employed that was unspecified and did not match a
specific intervention identified in the Prevention
Agenda
Updated April 9, 2015
2014 New York State Hospital’s Selected Prevention Agenda Priorities, Areas of Focus, Goal and Interventions
County
Hospital
Our Lady of
Lourdes Memorial
Hospital
Broome
Priorities
CSP posted at:
http://www.uhs.net/a
bout-us/communityservice-reports/
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Goals
Interventions
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; especially among poor
and vulnerable populations (Medicaid).
Create an environment- on the Lourdes
Hospital campus that promotes and supports
healthy food and beverage choices and
physical activity for associates .
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Pediatric
BMI screening; inclusion of screening Lourdes
patients enrolled in the Medicaid Health Home.
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Become a Great Beginnings hospital.
By 2017 become a Baby Friendly Hospital.
Disparate population s that will receive special
attention are the socioeconomic poor.
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Promote mental, emotional and behavioral
(MEB) well-being in communities
Support collaboration among leaders,
professionals and community members
working in MEB health promotion, substance
abuse and other MEB disorders and chronic
disease prevention, treatment and recovery
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse—for Lourdes patients who are
enrolled in the Medicaid Health Home .Disparate
population s that will receive special attention are
the socioeconomic poor.
Promote a Injuries, Violence and
Healthy
Occupational Health
and Safe
Environme
nt
Reduce fall risks among vulnerable
populations
Promote community-based programs for fall
prevention.
Implement the Otago evidenced based falls
prevention program.
Disparate population s that will receive special
attention are the socioeconomic poor.
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Eliminate exposure to secondhand smoke.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Adopting tobacco-free outdoor policies.
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Promoting smoking cessation benefits among
Medicaid beneficiaries.
CSP posted at:
http://www.lourdes.c
om/aboutus/communityservice-plan/
United Health
Services: United
Health Services
Hospitals (Wilson
Medical Center,
Binghamton
General Hospital,
and Physician
Practices)
Focus Areas
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Updated April 9, 2015
2014 New York State Hospital’s Selected Prevention Agenda Priorities, Areas of Focus, Goal and Interventions
County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Prevent initiation of tobacco use by New
York youth and young adults, especially
among low socioeconomic status (SES)
populations.
Cattaraugus Olean General
Hospital
CSP posted at:
http://www.ogh.org/fi
les/2013-2015-oghcommunity-serviceplan.pdf
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women,
Infants and
Children
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Provide structured, comprehensive breastfeeding
education and professional lactation counseling and
support during pregnancy, in the hospital and at
home
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-community education - Early Heart Attack Care;
heart health promotion; free cancer screenings;
diabetes Prevention programs; recruitment of
professional staff
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Eliminate exposure to secondhand smoke.
Prevent initiation of tobacco use by New
York youth and young adults, especially
among low socioeconomic status (SES)
populations.
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Auburn Community Preventing
Hospital
Cayuga
CSP posted at:
http://www.auburnho
spital.org/
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Chronic
Diseases
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Adopting tobacco-free outdoor policies.
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2014 New York State Hospital’s Selected Prevention Agenda Priorities, Areas of Focus, Goal and Interventions
County
Hospital
Chautauqua Allegheny Health
Network: Westfield
Memorial Hospital
Priorities
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.saintvinc
enthealth.com/About/
WestfieldMemorial/default.asp
x
Focus Areas
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Goals
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Interventions
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Decrease
% consumed SSB; increase participation in NDPP;
expand local food system; continue employee
wellness program; also included a number of "other
chronic diseases" that already have programs in
place.
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Promote
Healthy
Women,
Infants and
Children
Maternal and Infant
Health
Reproductive,
Preconception and InterConception Health
Increase the proportion of NYS children who
receive comprehensive well-child-care in
accordance with AAP guidelines.
Increase utilization of preventive health care
services among women of reproductive ages.
Provide routine preconception and inter-conception
health care for women of reproductive age that
include screening and follow up for risk factors,
management of chronic medical conditions and use
of contraception to plan pregnancies
Other maternal/infant health strategy-- Amish
Women's Clinic; osteoporosis; pediatric Tdap
Lake Shore
Hospital-TLC
Health Network
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
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Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Strengthen infrastructure
across systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Establish linkages with the OMH Early Recognition
and Screening Initiative in the region
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
Promote evidence-based care.
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity
CSP not posted
Women's Christian
Association Hospital
Promote evidence-based care
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2014 New York State Hospital’s Selected Prevention Agenda Priorities, Areas of Focus, Goal and Interventions
County
Hospital
Priorities
CSP posted at:
Preventing
http://www.wcahospi
Chronic
tal.org/Community_S
Diseases
ervice_Plan_20132015.pdf
Focus Areas
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote
Reproductive,
Healthy
Preconception and InterWomen,
Conception Health
Infants and
Children
Arnot Health: Arnot Preventing
Ogden Medical
Chronic
Center, Ira
Diseases
Davenport
Memorial Hospital,
St. Joseph's
Hospital, and Arnot
Medical Servies
Chemung
CSP posted at:
http://www.arnothealt
h.org/aboutus
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Goals
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Interventions
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Increase utilization of preventive health care Other maternal/infant health strategy-- outlined the
services among women of reproductive ages. initial planning of interventions to address low
utilization of services in first trimester.
Provide routine preconception and inter-conception
health care for women of reproductive age that
include screening and follow up for risk factors,
management of chronic medical conditions and use
of contraception to plan pregnancies
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Eliminate exposure to secondhand smoke.
Expand the role of public and private
employers in obesity prevention.
Prevent initiation of tobacco use by New
York youth and young adults, especially
among low socioeconomic status (SES)
populations.
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Promote
physical activity and healthy eating through the
media; implement evidence based programs
promoting physical activity or healthy eating;
rehabilitate, improve and promote parks,
playgrounds and trails; community gardens and
farmers markets; EHR/EM
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Promoting smoking cessation among people with
mental health disabilities through partnerships with
the NYS Office of Mental Health.
Adopting tobacco-free outdoor policies.
Implementing of Complete Streets policies, plans,
and practices
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
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County
Chenango
Hospital
Priorities
United Health
Services: Chenango
Memorial Hospital
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.uhs.net/a
bout-us/communityservice-reports/
Champlain Valley
Physicians Hospital
and Medical Center
Clinton
15
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women
Infants and
Children
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
CSP posted at:
http://www.cvph.org/ Substance
Abuse
aboutcvph/communityhealth.aspx
Focus Areas
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Promote a Built Environment
Healthy
and Safe
Environme
nt
Goals
Interventions
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Promoting smoking cessation benefits among
Medicaid beneficiaries
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Other maternal and infant health goal:
Improve pre-natal education, especially of
first-time mothers among low SES
populations.
Identify and promote educational messages and
formats that have demonstrated to improve
knowledge, attitudes, skills and/or behavior related
to prenatal care and preterm birth among target
populations, including women with special needs.
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Identify specific roles different
sectors (e.g. governmental and nongovernmental)
and key initiatives (e.g. Health Reform) have in
contributing towards MEB health promotion and
MEB disorder in NYS for crisis intervention
Improve the design and maintenance of the
built environment
Other healthy environment strategy-- Complete
Streets and increase percentage of residents utilizing
current available physical activity
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Provide
counseling, disseminate information, refer patients
to Quitline, "Baby Basics" Program
Support transportation options that reduce air
pollution from mobile sources (e.g., support public
transportation, community planning incorporating
enhanced walkability or cycling, pricing strategies,
greater diversification of transportation fuels).
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Columbia Memorial Preventing
Hospital
Columbia
CSP posted at:
http://www.columbia
memorial.com/comm
unity/communityhealt
h.cfm
Cortland Regional
Medical Center
Cortland
CSP posted at:
http://www.cortlandr
egional.org/aboutcrmc/communityservice-plan
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Promote mental, emotional and
behavioral well -being in communities and By Dec
31, 2017, increase the number of primary care
offices with cross-disciplinary collaborations that
are sensitive to behavioral health symptomology and
treatment.
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Adopting tobacco-free outdoor policies.
Chronic
Diseases
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--diabetes
prevention efforts
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Promoting smoking cessation benefits among
Medicaid beneficiaries.
Implementing of Complete Streets policies, plans,
and practices
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women,
Infants and
Children
16
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Other maternal/infant health strategy-- Promote
smoking cessation in pregnant women.
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Bassett Healthcare Preventing
Network: O'Connor
Chronic
Hospital
Delaware
Focus Areas
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Goals
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Implementing of Complete Streets policies, plans,
and practices
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- identify and strengthen
opportunities for sharing data on access to care,
identifying service gaps, studying cost-effective
strategies for integration and coordination of MEB
services.
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Implementing of Complete Streets policies, plans,
and practices
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- identify and strengthen
opportunities for sharing data on access to care,
identifying service gaps and studying cost-effective
strategies and coordination of MEB services
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Promoting smoking cessation benefits among
Medicaid beneficiaries.
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.bassett.or
g/gedownload!/201315-OCHCSP.pdf?item_id=18 Promote
2634709&version_id Mental
=182634710
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Bassett Healthcare
Network: Tri-Town
Regional Hospital
CSP posted at:
http://www.bassett.or
g/gedownload!/201315-TRHCSP.pdf?item_id=18
2634747&version_id
=182634748
HealthAlliance of
Hudson Valley:
Margaretville
Hospital
CSP posted at:
http://www.hahv.org/
wpcontent/uploads/2014
/01/2013-MHCHNA-Imp-Strategyv.2.pdf
Interventions
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-Implementing school-based "Lets Go 5-2-1-0"
Program and community-based "Prescription Trails"
Program
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--school
based nutrition and physical activity education;
Prescription Trails program
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Walking
prescription program in Delaware County; identify
available walking, biking hiking routes in DC
HAHV to receive "baby-friendly" status.
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
secondhand smoke
exposure
United Health
Services: Delaware
Valley Hospital
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.uhs.net/a
bout-us/communityservice-reports/
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
18
Goals
Interventions
Prevent initiation of tobacco use by New
York youth and young adults, especially
among low socioeconomic status (SES)
populations.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--proper
food and exercise program in schools grades 2-4
"UHS Stay Healthy! Taking Small Steps Together
program. After school cooking classes for kids, and
healthy cooking classes for adults
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Implementing of Complete Streets policies, plans,
and practices
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Support collaboration among
professionals and community members working in
MEB health promotion, substance abuse and other
MEB disorders, and chronic disease prevention
treatment and recovery.
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County
Dutchess
Hospital
Priorities
HealthQuest:
Vassar Brothers
Medical Center and
Northern Dutchess
Hospital
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.healthquest.org
Focus Areas
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Goals
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Promote use of evidence-based care
management of chronic disease
Increase flu immunization rates, especially
among 65+
Interventions
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--smoking
cessation activities: Will Add smoking questions to
the EMR; educational activities to PHC patients
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Provide community education on prevention,
recognition and management of diabetes
Enact protocols to screen all outpatients for
vaccination and provide. Develop patient education
and outreach to 65+ demographic.
MidHudson
Regional Hospital
CSP not posted
19
Promote a Other focus area:
Healthy
prevention/management
and Safe
education
Environme
nt
Reduce occupational injuries and illnesses
Other healthy environment strategy-- Increase
provider education and treatment consistency of tick
bites and illnesses through promotion of CDC
guidance
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
The CSP indicated another goal was being
employed that was unspecified and did not
match a specific goal identified in the
Prevention Agenda
The CSP indicated another intervention was being
employed that was unspecified and did not match a
specific intervention identified in the Prevention
Agenda
Promote a
Healthy
and Safe
Environme
nt
Other focus area: Enhance Improve the design and maintenance of the
environment to prevent
built environment
tick borne disease in the
county
The CSP indicated another intervention was being
employed that was unspecified and did not match a
specific intervention identified in the Prevention
Agenda
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Prevent underage drinking, non-medical use The CSP indicated another intervention was being
of prescription pain relievers drugs by youth, employed that was unspecified and did not match a
and excessive alcohol consumption by adults specific intervention identified in the Prevention
Agenda
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County
Erie
Hospital
Bertrand Chaffee
Hospital
CSP not posted
Catholic Health:
Kenmore Mercy
Hospital
Priorities
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.chsbuffal
o.org/AboutUs/Com
munity
Catholic Health:
Mercy Hospital of
Buffalo NY
CSP posted at:
http://www.chsbuffal
o.org/AboutUs/Com
munity
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Focus Areas
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Goals
Interventions
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Other strategy-- prevention/management education;
screenings at public events
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Chronic
Disease prevention/management education;
screenings at public events
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--stroke,
diabetes prevention education
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women,
Infants and
Children
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Other maternal/infant health strategy-- lactation
rooms for employees at all CHS sites
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- work to integrate physical and
mental health services. Increase "Health Home" new
patients
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Provide structured, comprehensive breastfeeding
education and professional lactation counseling and
support during pregnancy, in the hospital and at
home
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--stroke,
diabetes prevention education
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2014 New York State Hospital’s Selected Prevention Agenda Priorities, Areas of Focus, Goal and Interventions
County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women,
Infants and
Children
Goals
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Interventions
Other maternal/infant health strategy-- lactation
rooms for employees at all CHS sites
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Provide structured, comprehensive breastfeeding
education and professional lactation counseling and
support during pregnancy, in the hospital and at
home
Catholic Health:
Sisters of Charity
Hospital
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- work to integrate physical and
mental health services. Increase "Health Home" new
patients
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Other maternal/infant health strategy-- lactation
rooms for employees at all CHS sites
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
CSP posted at:
http://www.chsbuffal
o.org/AboutUs/Com
munity
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women,
Infants and
Children
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--stroke,
diabetes prevention education
Provide structured, comprehensive breastfeeding
education and professional lactation counseling and
support during pregnancy, in the hospital and at
home
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
21
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- work to integrate physical and
mental health services. Increase "Health Home" new
patients
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Kaleida Health:
Buffalo General
Medical Centerl,
Millard Fillmore
Suburban Hospital,
Women &
Children’s Hospital
of Buffalo
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Focus Areas
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
CSP posted at:
Women,
http://www.kaleidahe
alth.org/community/ Infants and
CommHealthRprtChildren
Goals
Interventions
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Other
preventing chronic disease strategy--Identify
cardiovascular disease risk at annual OB/GYN visit;
offer educational materials and programs through
Spirit of Women and HeartCaring
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Implement maternity care practices consistent with
the World Health Organization's Ten Steps to
Successful Breastfeeding and increase the number of
Baby Friendly Hospitals in NYS.
Other maternal/infant health strategy-- Integrate
Great Beginnings NY and Healthy Start Healthy
Future for All programs in Kaleida Health
breastfeeding initiatives
2014-16.pdf
Provide structured, comprehensive breastfeeding
education and professional lactation counseling and
support during pregnancy, in the hospital and at
home
Elizabethtown
Community
Hospital
Essex
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
CSP not posted
Inter-Lakes Health: Preventing
Moses-Ludington
Chronic
Hospital
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.interlakes
health.com/getpage.p
hp?name=comm_pla
n&sub=Static
22
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--improve
access to primary care; increase cardiac and
pulmonary tertiary care; increase patients in diabetes
self-mgmt.
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--worksite
wellness, including a number efforts to have people
eat healthier food at hospital cafeteria. Identified
evidence-based programs as "using NYS Smokers
Quitline" and "Persons with Arthritis can Exercise"
(PACE); passing out educational materials
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Adirondack Health: Preventing
Adirondack Medical
Chronic
Center
Franklin
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.adirondac
khealth.org/home/abo
ut-adirondackhealth/buildinghealthy-communities/
Alice Hyde Medical
Center
CSP posted at:
http://alicehyde.com/
Resources/
Nathan Littauer
Hospital
Fulton
CSP posted at:
http://www.nlh.org/n
ewsroom/our-library
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Increase the percentage of infants born at
AHMC who are exclusively breastfed at
discharge.
Participate in the Great Beginnings: The Future
Starts with Breastfeeding initiative, implementing
the four evidence-based strategies.
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Promote
Child Health
Healthy
Women,
Infants and
Children
23
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Deliver the Diabetes Prevention Program for people
with pre-diabetes or at-risk for diabetes.
Deliver the Diabetes Self-Management Program for
people with diabetes.
Increase the proportion of NYS children who Other maternal/infant health strategy-- improve
receive comprehensive well-child-care in
children's access to well child services with a focus
accordance with AAP guidelines.
on improving lead screening and reducing childhood
lead poisoning
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County
Hospital
United Memorial
Medical Center
Genesee
CSP not posted
24
Priorities
Focus Areas
Goals
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Other chronic disease goal: Reduce obesity
by continuation and expansion of UMMC's
"Get Fit" Program, a family-based program
to combat and prevent childhood obesity
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Interventions
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Increase
cancer and cardiovascular screening; expand "Get
Fit" Program
Establish linkages with the OMH Early Recognition
and Screening Initiative in the region.
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- create a user friendly information
portal focused on promotion on MEB services
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County
Hospital
Bassett Healthcare
Network: Little
Falls Hospital
Herkimer
Priorities
Carthage Area
Hospital
CSP not posted
25
Goals
Interventions
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Increase number of adults with access to
Primary Care Providers
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence based care
Reduce obesity through early childcare and
schools
Recruit and hire primary care providers
Hold quarterly cancer screenings in partnership with
the Cancer Services Program of Oneida-HerkimerMadison Counties
Add a Life Coach to the NYS Diabetes Prevention
Program – To increase the percentage of adults
whose hemoglobin a1c levels are in good control
[less than 8%]. Provide support and guidance to
participants enrolled in 16-week program, followed
by 6-8 months of monthly post-core sessions.
Use media and health communication to build
public awareness and demand for cancer screenings
and self management classes
Collaborate with community health partners,
schools, and early childcare settings to integrate “52-1-0” daily goals into wellness policies and
practices
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Other chronic disease goal: Maintain Level 2
NCQR Patient Centered Medical Home;
Monitor and track ED patients (reduce ED
visits and readmissions); and
maintain/expand enrollment in school-based
health centers
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-maintaining "patient-centered medical homes",
maintaining/expanding school health services;
and/or reducing use of ED to limit chronic disease
Promote
Healthy
Women,
Infants and
Children
Child Health
Reproductive,
Preconception and InterConception Health
Reduce the prevalence of dental caries
among NYS children.
Other maternal/infant health strategy-- maintain and
promote utilization of school-based sealant program
to reduce dental caries (no out-of-pocket expenses
for dental screening and sealants). CSP will
maintain/expand enrollments in school-based health
programs (no out-of -pocket expenses)
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- maintain school-based MH
consults to address pediatric MH issues; increase
"behavioral health program" capacity ' implement a
CAH's Behavioral Health Center "walk-in"
services
CSP posted at:
http://www.bassett.or
g/little-falls-hospital/
Jefferson
Focus Areas
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County
Hospital
River Hospital
CSP posted at:
http://www.riverhosp
ital.org/pages/commu
nity-service-plan
Samaritan Health:
Samaritan Medical
Center
CSP posted at:
http://www.samaritan
health.com/aboutus/communityservice-plan
Priorities
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Focus Areas
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Other chronic disease goal: Increase disease
self-mgmt. education and/or link patient to
community-based preventive services at time
of service; reminder system in EHR for
preventive care and vaccinations
Interventions
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--disease
self-mgmt. education and/or link patient to
community-based preventive services at time of
service; reminder system in EHR for preventive care
and vaccinations; COPD screening
Promote
Child Health
Healthy
Women,
Infants and
Children
Increase the proportion of NYS children who Other maternal/infant health strategy-receive comprehensive well-child-care in
Comprehensive child health care, including dental
accordance with AAP guidelines.
health-improving the number of pediatric patient
primary care visits and provide nutritional health
education to local schools
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- support collaboration among
professionals; expand mental wellness program for
Ft Drum active military; provide outpatient
Community MH Services; integrate primary health
care with MH services; Substance abuse preventive
education in schools
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Other chronic disease goal: Increase patient's
access to care via: use of electronic patient
portal to access care; achieve a Level 3
Patient Centered Medical Home designation
for the Graduate Medical
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-increasing patients access to care via: use of
electronic patient portal to access care; achieve a
Level 3 Patient Centered Medical Home designation
for the Graduate Medical Education Clinic;
providing a seasonal flu clinic, providing free
smoking cessation
Promote
Child Health
Healthy
Women,
Infants and
Children
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Goals
Promoting smoking cessation benefits among
Medicaid beneficiaries.
Increase the proportion of NYS children who Other maternal/infant health strategy-- Increase
receive comprehensive well-child-care in
comprehensive well child services including dental
accordance with AAP guidelines.
health and achieve Level 3 Patient-Centered
Medical Home designation for Graduate Medical
Education Clinic
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Livingston
Livingston Health
Preventing
Care System: Noyes
Chronic
Memorial Hospital
Diseases
CSP posted at:
www.noyeshealth.org/communit
yservices/communityservice-plans
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Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- increase the number of behavioral
health-related CME courses that are offered. Also
continue to serve on regional behavioral health
committees (hosted by FDRHPO). Acquire EHR
system for Behavioral Health Clinic and clinical
integration between Behavioral and mental health
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Expand the role of public and private
employers in obesity prevention.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
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2014 New York State Hospital’s Selected Prevention Agenda Priorities, Areas of Focus, Goal and Interventions
County
Hospital
Priorities
Community
Memorial Hospital
of Hamilton, NY
Madison
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
CSP posted at:
http://www.communi Substance
tymemorial.org/about Abuse
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Increase # of agencies licensed by
OMH and OASAS; increase FTE Psychiatrists
serving Madison; increase public awareness of
existing services
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Prevent childhood obesity through early child- Implement "Fit Kids of Madison County"
Goal: Reduce the percent of children that are
care and schools.
overweight by 5% by 2017. This is the equivalent of
68 children going from overweight or obese to a
healthy weight.
UPDATE: Enrolled 33 children and families by
end of 2014 in Fit Kids
Plans for a 2014 summer program to bridge
current and former participants.
-cmh/communityservice-plan
Oneida Healthcare
CSP posted at:
http://www.oneidahe
althcare.org/ourhospital/communityservice-plan-2014summary-1
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases






Reduce obesity in children
and adults
Promote Breastfeeding
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Participate in public education campaign re: stroke
awareness
UPDATE: Ongoing initiative
Reduce Stroke Mortality


Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
UPDATE: Added 1 RN that took the CLC training
course in September, 2014.
Hosting a CLC course in conjunction with The
Gorman Foundation on June 8-12, 2015. With 20
registrants Oneida Healthcare will get 3 free
attendees; 2 from night shift, 1 from Women’s
Health.
Educate mothers on the impact of non-medically
indicated supplementation on breastfeeding success
UPDATE: Implemented in 2014
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2014 New York State Hospital’s Selected Prevention Agenda Priorities, Areas of Focus, Goal and Interventions
County
Hospital
Montgomery Ascension Health:
St. Mary's Hospital
CSP not posted
Priorities
Focus Areas
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
UPDATE: Options being explored and
coordinated through our work with the DSRIP
program in New York State.
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Reduce fall risks among vulnerable
populations
Promote community-based programs for fall
prevention.
Other chronic disease goal: Other regional
initiatives address nearly all goals (see CSP
for detail)
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Expand the role of public and private
employers in obesity prevention.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-Workplace Wellness; Adopting the Opt-to-Quit
policy/program by hospitals/PCP; Blood Pressure
collaborative (utilizes evidenced based initiatives)
Promote a Injuries, Violence and
Healthy
Occupational Health
and Safe
Environme
nt
Joint CSP for ALL Preventing
of Monroe County
Chronic
hospitals: Lakeside
Diseases
Health System,
Rochester General
Health System,
Unity Health
System, and
University of
Rochester Medical
Center (Highland
Hospital and Strong
Memorial Hospital)
Monroe
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Goals
Interventions
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--health
education at community events, use of social media
to get messages out to consumers. joint-use
agreement to provide physical education
opportunities
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
CSP posted at:
http://www.unityhealt
h.org/about/communi
ty-service-plans.aspx
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County
Hospital
Catholic Health
Services: Mercy
Medical Center
Nassau
Priorities
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.chsli.org/
sites/default/files/CS
P-MMC-20142016.pdf
Focus Areas
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Goals
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Interventions
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--The
Community Care For Obesity and Diabetes
(C.O.D).screening and referral program which will
provide screenings, consultations, and referrals for
individuals with Body Mass Index greater than 25.
Enhance consumer access and coverage for weightloss services
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Catholic Health
Preventing
Services: St. Francis
Chronic
Hospital - The
Diseases
Heart Center®
CSP posted at:
http://www.stfrancish
eartcenter.com/utility
/news/publications.ht
ml
Catholic Health
Services: St. Joseph
Hospital
CSP posted at:
http://stjosephhospita
l.chsli.org/community
-health-2
30
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-Providing preventive health and fitness classes at
low or no cost, including free student athlete cardiac
screenings and free preventive health screenings for
cholesterol, blood pressure and glucose via the St.
Francis Hospital mobile outreach bus as well
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--St.
Joseph Hospital plans to continue to promote the
outpatient Diabetes Education Program. This
promotional initiative will allow Certified Diabetes
Educators, along with a certified translator to
provide free community programs to raise
awareness of blood pressure
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County
31
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Promote mental,
emotional and behavioral
(MEB) well-being in
communities
Goals
Promote mental, emotional and behavioral
(MEB) well-being in communities
Interventions
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- St. Joseph plans to provide free
lectures to the community on mental health issues.
Currently, St. Joseph does not offer any mental
health services. They will provide information,
education and resources on certain aspects and
challenges in the mental health field
Updated April 9, 2015
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County
Hospital
Priorities
NewYorkPresbyterian
Healthcare System:
Winthrop
University Hospital
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.winthrop.
org/communityservic
e/
Focus Areas
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Goals
Interventions
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers in obesity prevention.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Promote exclusive breastfeeding through the
implementation of the 10 Steps to Successful
Breastfeeding resulting in Baby Friendly
Designation.
Other preventing chronic disease strategies: Identify
children who are obese in communities with health
disparities, both in clinical and community settings;
provide appropriate nutritional counseling with 5-21-0 program.
Increase number of babies only receiving
breast milk upon discharge.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Implementation of the 10 Steps to Successful
Breastfeeding. Received Baby-Friendly Designation
12/14.
Promote the prevention of diabetes by offering the
National Diabetes Prevention Program to the
community.
Target communities with health disparities for
diabetes case findings utilizing blood pressure and
cholesterol checks in “My Health Advisor” web
program from American Diabetes Association.
Explore culturally relevant avenues for reinforcing
diabetes-specific prevention messages with South
Asian Indian Community.
Addressing chronic disease management and obesity
include WUH “Active Living” program targeting
seniors with chronic disease self-management
guidelines, stress management nutrition & exercise.
Winthrop also actively participates in the Long
Island Health Collaborative, a coalition of hospitals,
business & community-based organizations, that is
addressing chronic disease & obesity through
programming, public outreach & policy.
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County
Hospital
Priorities
North Shore-Long
Preventing
Island Jewish
Chronic
Health System:
Diseases
North Shore
University Hospital,
Syosset Hospital,
Plainview Hospital,
Glen Cove Hospital;
and Franklin
Hospital
CSP posted at:
http://www.northshor
elij.com/hospitals/abo
ut-us/about-uscommunity-serviceplans-benefit-report
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
33
Focus Areas
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Promote mental,
emotional and behavioral
(MEB) well-being in
communities
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Goals
Interventions
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Eliminate exposure to secondhand smoke.
Expand the role of public and private
employers in obesity prevention.
Prevent initiation of tobacco use by New
York youth and young adults, especially
among low socioeconomic status (SES)
populations.
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Promote mental, emotional and behavioral
(MEB) well-being in communities
Prevent suicides among youth and adults
Reduce tobacco use among adults who report
poor mental health
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Support collaboration among leaders,
professionals and community members
working in MEB health promotion, substance
abuse and other MEB disorders and chronic
disease prevention, treatment and recovery
Establish linkages with the OMH Early Recognition
and Screening Initiative in the region.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-Participate in NYSDOH Latch on Program and
Baby Friendly Hospital Programs.
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Promoting smoking cessation benefits among
Medicaid beneficiaries.
Promoting smoking cessation among people with
mental health disabilities through partnerships with
the NYS Office of Mental Health.
Adopting tobacco-free outdoor policies.
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Expand Bully Reduction/Anti
Violence Education BRAVE School Based
Program, Expand utilization of the UNIFIED:
Behavioral Health Center for Military Veterans and
their families evidenced based treatment and
resources by military personnel veterans. Strengthen
screening.
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
Prevent underage drinking, non-medical use Promote smoking cessation among people with
of prescription pain relievers drugs by youth, mental health disabilities through partnerships with
and excessive alcohol consumption by adults the NYS Office of Mental Health.
South Nassau
Community
Hospital
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Other chronic disease goal: Each September
South Nassau Hospital conducts its annual
5K Run/Walk and Multicultural Health Fair
Event draws nearly 2000 people. The
overarching theme will focus on prevent
chronic illness
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--In
October of each year, Senator Dean Skelos of
Rockville Centre sponsors and Annual "Golden
Gathering a health fair for senior citizens in which
South Nassau sponsors and distributes over 800 flu
vaccines. Additional educational programs will be
offered
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Identify
cardiovascular disease risk at annual OB/GYN visit;
offer educational materials and programs through
Spirit of Women and HeartCaring
Injuries, Violence and
Healthy
Occupational Health
and Safe
Environme
nt
Reduce fall risks among vulnerable
populations
Promote community-based programs for fall
prevention.
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Hospital
specific programs but no details given
Injuries, Violence and
Occupational Health
Reduce fall risks among vulnerable
populations
The CSP indicated another intervention was being
employed that was unspecified and did not match a
specific intervention identified in the Prevention
Agenda
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-Monitoring of Mental Health Patients with
Schizophrenia and diabetes into health home
programs
CSP posted at:
http://www.southnass
au.org/news/commun
ityServicePlan.cfm
Kaleida Health:
DeGraff Memorial
Hospital
Niagara
CSP posted at:
http://www.kaleidahe
alth.org/community/
CommHealthRprtPromote a
2014-16.pdf
Mount St. Mary's
Hospital Health
Center
CSP posted at:
http://www.msmh.or
g/files/9913/8557/159 Promote a
6/Community_Servic
Healthy
e_Plan_-_2014and Safe
17_FINAL.pdf
Environme
nt
Niagara Falls
Memorial Medical
Center
34
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
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County
Hospital
Priorities
CSP posted at:
http://www.nfmmc.or
g/CommunityService
Promote a
Plan
Mohawk Valley
Health System:
Faxton-St. Luke's
Healthcare
Oneida
CSP posted at:
http://www.faxtonstlu
kes.com/aboutfaxton-st-lukeshealthcare
Focus Areas
Goals
secondhand smoke
exposure
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Injuries, Violence and
Healthy
Occupational Health
and Safe
Environme
nt
Reduce fall risks among vulnerable
populations
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Other chronic disease goal: Increase the
number of Oneida County adults who are
referred to smoking cessation programs
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Interventions
Other healthy environment strategy-- also Nursing
Home Programs
Promote community-based programs for fall
prevention.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--1.
Promoting Tri-County Quits Smoking Cessation
Program. 2. Develop and distribute communication
tools to local media about dangers of tobacco use. 3.
Collaborating partners meet quarterly to review
progress, gather feedback and make suggestions to
improve the process
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women,
Infants and
Children
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Implement maternity care practices consistent with
the World Health Organization's Ten Steps to
Successful Breastfeeding and increase the number of
Baby Friendly Hospitals in NYS.
Link pregnant or postpartum low-income women to
local WIC services for breastfeeding and other
nutritional supports
Other maternal/infant health strategy-- 1. Coordinate
and implement Breastfeeding Conference to
promote baby-friendly policies and increase
exclusive breastfeeding. 2. Communicate
availability of private rooms at hospital for women
to breastfeed infants or pump breast milk.
Provide structured, comprehensive breastfeeding
education and professional lactation counseling and
support during pregnancy, in the hospital and at
home
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County
Hospital
Rome Memorial
Hospital
CSP posted at:
http://www.romehosp
ital.org/Community_
Service_Plan.aspx
Priorities
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Focus Areas
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Goals
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Interventions
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--To
increase cessation, the hospital will promote the
Fax-to-Quit and Opt-to-Quit referral processes using
a variety of methods, including training a respiratory
therapist to become a tobacco cessation counselor,
encouraging use of EMRs, and providing toba
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
St. Elizabeth
Medical Center
CSP posted at:
http://www.stemc.org
/aboutus/communityservice-plan/
Onondaga
Crouse Hospital
CSP posted at:
http://www.crouse.or
g/news/publications/c
ommunity-servicereport/?src=commrep
ort
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Other chronic disease goal: Increase the
number of Oneida County adults referred to
smoking cessation programs
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Eliminate exposure to secondhand smoke.
Expand the role of public and private
employers in obesity prevention.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Use
media to highlight dangers of tobacco use Use
EMRs to prompt completion of tobacco assessment
Employ brief counseling and refer to Quitline Faxto-Quit referrals Opt-to-Quit policy
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-ACHIEVE grant activities; increase CE for city
school medical staff; environmental changes to
promote physical activity.- child care providers;
smoking cessation among women of childbearing
age.
Adopting tobacco-free outdoor policies.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
36
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Prevent and reduce occurrence of mental,
emotional and behavioral disorders among
youth and adults
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Support collaboration among leaders,
professionals and community members
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Focus on NAS through
community coalitions of providers; OMH; district
attorney; SBIRT training; screening and brief
intervention (SBI) to pregnant women reporting
alcohol use.
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
working in MEB health promotion, substance
abuse and other MEB disorders and chronic
disease prevention, treatment and recovery
SUNY Upstate
University Hospital
CSP not posted
St. Joseph's
Hospital Health
Center
CSP posted at:
http://www.sjhsyr.org
/publications
37
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Eliminate exposure to secondhand smoke.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Other chronic disease goal: also tobacco
cessation; public insurance;
Prevent initiation of tobacco use by New
York youth and young adults, especially
among low socioeconomic status (SES)
populations.
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Prevent and reduce occurrence of mental,
emotional and behavioral disorders among
youth and adults
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Reduce the rate of newborn drugrelated-discharges through community efforts
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Prevent initiation of tobacco use by New
York youth and young adults, especially
among low socioeconomic status (SES)
populations.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--increase
food choices within target community; decrease
emergency room visits; participate in communitywide initiative to educate youth on tobacco use.
Adopting tobacco-free outdoor policies.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
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County
Hospital
Clifton Springs
Hospital
Ontario
CSP posted at:
http://www.cshosp.co
m/community.html
Priorities
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Promote mental,
emotional and behavioral
(MEB) well-being in
communities
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Promote mental, emotional and behavioral
(MEB) well-being in communities
Support collaboration among leaders,
professionals and community members
working in MEB health promotion, substance
abuse and other MEB disorders and chronic
disease prevention, treatment and recovery
Establish linkages with the OMH Early Recognition
and Screening Initiative in the region.
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote evidence-based care.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Other chronic disease goal: Hypertension Increase access to high quality chronic
disease preventive care and management in
clinical settings. Disparity focus- Promote
mental health and prevent substance abuse
among minorities
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Continue implementation of the
nutrition mentoring program
(CHAT) – Choose Health Action
Teens, with local schools utilizing
the “Food, Fun & Fitness”curriculum.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-promoting healthy menu choices, healthy vending
policies, healthy meeting guidelines, promoting
physical activity through a visitor and online guide
to county resources, promoting 5-2-1-0, promoting
the importance of physical activity and nutrition
through education
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Finger Lakes Health Preventing
System: Geneva
Chronic
General Hospital
Diseases
CSP posted at:
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Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Participate in programs countywide to decrease incidence of Neonatal Abstinence
Syndrome (NAS)
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Expand the number of High School students
participating in training to become nutrition mentor.
Expand the program to train college students as
mentors.
Expand the number of sessions conducted by
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County
Hospital
Priorities
http://www.flhealth.o
rg/caring-forcommunity
Focus Areas
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote culturally
relevant chronic disease
self-management
education
Goals
Interventions
each mentor.
Expand Walk & Talk program
Continue expanding the Cubby Chase event
Expand the Cardiac Pre-HAB
program, designed to teach community
members risk factors for cardiac disease
and to help them learn how to modify
lifestyle behaviors in order to prevent
heart disease, across Finger Lakes
Health service area.
Do a full 10-week Pre-HAB program in
Ontario County – Spring 2014 with 30 attendees.
Plan two Pre-HAB sessions in Dundee
(Yates County) in the winter 2013-2014. Track
number of participants from Dundee sessions who
sign up for full program in Penn Yan.
Do a full 10-week Pre-HAB program in
Yates County – Fall 2014 with 30 attendees.
Do a full 10-week Pre-HAB program in
Seneca County – Spring 2015 with 30 attendees.
Track health status of program participants
at designated intervals following their attendance at
the PRE-Hab programs.
University of
Rochester Medical
Center: FF
Thompson Hospital
CSP posted at:
http://www.thompson
health.com/AboutTho
mpsonHealth/AboutT
hompsonHealth/New
sRoom/Publications.a
spx
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Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Other chronic disease goal: Decrease
hypertension rates
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Prevent initiation of tobacco use by New
York youth and young adults, especially
among low socioeconomic status (SES)
populations.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--healthy
vending policies, healthy meeting guidelines, sugar
sweetened beverage policies, resource guide to
increase physical activity, promote good nutrition
and physical activity, education on the built
environment, encourage farm to school programs.
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Bon Secours
Preventing
Charity Health
Chronic
System: Bon
Secours Community Diseases
Hospital and St.
Anthony
Community
Hospital
Orange
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Other chronic disease goal: Increase Access
to High Quality Chronic Disease (Diabetes)
Preventive Care and Management in clinical
and community settings.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Other chronic disease goal: Reducing adult
smoking and teenage everyday smoking and
increase screening rates by developing a
primary care network
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--ORMC
offers smoking cessation resources in partnership
with POWR Against Tobacco Coalition of Orange
County's Smoking Cessation Center to identify
patients and distributes information about the
availability of smoking cessation products and
referrals to smoking cessation programs
Maternal and Infant
Health
Reproductive,
Preconception and InterConception Health
Reduce premature births in New York State.
Reduce premature births in New York State.
Work with paraprofessionals to reinforce health
education and health care service utilization and
enhance social support to high-risk pregnant women
CSP posted at:
http://bschs.bonsecou
rs.com/assets/chna/C
HNA_BSCH_2013_
FINAL.pdf
Greater Hudson
Valley Health
System: Orange
Regional Medical
Center
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.ormc.org/
Promote
Healthy
Women,
Infants and
Children
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Promoting smoking cessation benefits among
Medicaid beneficiaries.
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Implementing of Complete Streets policies, plans,
and practices
Develop and implement local service networks and
coordinating strategies to ensure that women with
identified risk factors are linked to appropriate
community resources.
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
Implement policies, community and organizational
systems and practices to expedite enrollment of lowincome women in Medicaid, including presumptive
eligibility for prenatal care and family planning
coverage.
St. Luke's Cornwall Preventing
Hospital
CSP posted at:
http://www.stlukesco
rnwallhospital.org/co
mmunity/communityreports/Pages/default.
aspx
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Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Provide routine preconception and inter-conception
health care for women of reproductive age that
include screening and follow up for risk factors,
management of chronic medical conditions and use
of contraception to plan pregnancies
Create linkages with local health care systems to
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
connect patients to community preventative
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
resources
colorectal cancers, especially among
Increase the percentage of adults with arthritis,
populations experiencing health disparities.
asthma, cardiovascular disease or diabetes who have
learned more information on how to manage their
Promote use of evidence-based care to
condition
manage chronic diseases, ultimately to
Increase the percentage of women aged 50-65 who
reduce hospital stay in adults with short term
receive breast cancer screening
chronic disease complications.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education, ultimately to
reduce amount of adults within SLCH’s
primary service area who have chronic
diseases or are aware of preventative
measures for chronic diseases.
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Promote
Maternal and Child
Healthy
Health
Women
Infants and
Children
Goals
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Reduce premature births in New York State.
Expand community partnerships to deliver
pre/post-natal education resources
Increase the percentage of women who
receive breastfeeding education leading up to
and immediately following giving birth.
Increase the percentage of expectant families
who receive prenatal education
Orleans Community Preventing
Health: Medina
Chronic
Memorial Hospital
Orleans
Oswego Health
Hospital
Oswego
CSP posted at:
http://www.oswegohe
alth.org/communityservice-plan.cfm
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Increase
screening rates for cancer and cardiovascular disease
and diabetes
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Increase public awareness of
mental health services available
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Promote mental,
emotional and behavioral
Prevent suicides among youth and adults
Promote
Mental
42
Provide a comprehensive prenatal educational
program for expectant families in our service area.
Prenatal education aims to influence health
behavior, increase preparedness for childbirth,
develop social support networks, educate on safety
measures and reduce prenatal risks as well as risks
after the baby is born.
Promote pre/post-natal breastfeeding education
activities for expectant/new mothers, specifically
aimed at increasing the breastfeeding rate.
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://medinamemori
al.org/communityservice-plan/
Interventions
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Offer and
promote use of Chronic Disease Self Management
Program. Increase availability of evidence based
programs
Establish linkages with the OMH Early Recognition
and Screening Initiative in the region.
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County
43
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
(MEB) well-being in
communities
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Goals
Interventions
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- 1. Implement Columbia-Suicide
Severity Rating Scale, an evidence-based practice.
2. Expand hospital's school-based mental health
services.
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County
Hospital
Bassett Healthcare
Network: A.O. Fox
Memorial Hospital
Otsego
CSP posted at:
http://www.bassett.or
g/gedownload!/2013FOXCHNA.pdf?item_id=
182634512
44
Priorities
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Focus Areas
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Increase Access to High
Quality Chronic Disease
Preventive Care and
Management in Both
Clinical and Community
Settings
Goals
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Increase percentage of adults whose
Hemoglobin A1C is <8% and promote
Interventions
Certify and Maintain Diabetic Management
Program at A.O. Fox Hospital and offer to all
patients.
Increase referrals to Diabetic Management Program
through evaluating Hemoglobin A1C screening
during primary care appointments and collaborating
and educating Network affiliates about the program.
Certify and Maintain half of the Primary Care
Clinics through National Committee for Quality
Assurance (NCQA) Diabetic Recognition Program
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culturally relevant chronic disease selfmanagement education.
Increase the percentage of adults with access
to a primary care provider.
Increase the percentage of adults seeing
dentist in the last year.
Recruitment and placement of additional Primary
Care Providers in Oneonta and Sidney.
Participation in Regional Primary Care Plan
Development.
A.O. Fox continues to support the Oneonta
Community Health Center which is a free clinic for
the uninsured and those residents who do not qualify
for health care insurance by providing free lab and
x-ray services.
Achieve 100% attestation rate for meaningful use
stage 2 measures for all primary and specialty care
providers.
Use media and health communication to build
public awareness and demand.
Build education for breast screening, colorectal
screening, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes into
every Primary Care Visit using evidence based
guidelines to determine what population will receive
which education during Primary Care Visits (i.e.
Women over 40 will automatically receive
education pertaining to breast cancer screenings; All
adults 50-75 will be offered colorectal cancer
screenings).
Collaborate with the Network affiliates to support
use of alternative locations to deliver preventative
services and educate patients on those alternative
options.
Collaborate with Population Health Management
vendors to provide reminder calls and letters to
patients in the regarding overdue or upcoming
screenings and appointments.
Increase collaboration among dental health
professionals in the Bassett Healthcare Network
through participation in the Otsego County Oral
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
Health Coalition and hosting annual Dental Network
Retreats.
Improve community awareness of the FoxCare
Center Dental facility using a variety of advertising
methods.
Provide Dental Services to the uninsured and
underinsure through partnering with Medicaid
insurance plans and working with the Oneonta
Community Health Center serving the uninsured
population with dental care.
Recruit and retain 1 full-time general dentist, 1 parttime periodontist, 1 full-time general/peds dentist.
Develop and expand the dental health workforce
through working with Columbia to explore a Dental
Residency Program at A.O. Fox Hospital.
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women,
Infants and
Children
46
Promote mental, emotional and behavioral
(MEB) well-being in communities
Collaborate with MCAT – Mobile Crisis
Assessment Team.
Provide Primary Care Providers with training
regarding use of MCAT in the primary care setting.
Increase the number of babies that are
breastfed in New York State.
Leverage EMR system to include assessment of
MEB disorders and substance abuse during primary
care visits.
Participate in New York State Breastfeeding Quality
Improvement Hospital Initiative
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Bassett Healthcare
Network: Bassett
Medical Center
CSP posted at:
http://www.bassett.or
g/gedownload!/BMC
%20CSP%202013.pd
f?item_id=18362553
4&version_id=18362
5536
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Increase Access to High
Quality Chronic Disease
Preventive Care and
Management in Both
Clinical and Community
Settings
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.expand the role of
health care and health service providers and
insurers in obesity prevention.
Expand the role of public and private
employers in obesity prevention.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Promote evidence-based care
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Adequately invest in proven community-based
programs that result in increased levels of physical
activity and improved nutrition - “5-2-1-0
Everyday”, an evidence-based approach to
promoting community health and reducing
childhood obesity that engages schools, worksites,
health care providers, and community, preschool
and after-school programs.
Increase retail availability of affordable healthy
foods that meet the needs of communities, especially
those with limited access to nutritious foods –
Pathfinder Produce Market established in food
desert, Community Gardens
Increase the number of schools that establish strong
nutritional standards for all foods and beverages
sold and provided through schools – Comprehensive
School Wellness Policy
Incorporate time into the school day so that students
have adequate time to eat a nutritious lunch/snacks
and engage in physical activity - Comprehensive
School Wellness Policy
Adopt healthy meal and beverage standards for
meals sold and served in hospitals
Support school-based health centers in obesity
prevention interventions – 5-2-1-0; train staff in
motivational interviewing techniques
Set example for community through breastfeedingfriendly hospitals and practices - NYS BQIH
Conduct Continuing Medical Education (CME)
programs for health professionals, including
programs on diet, exercise, stress, coping, obesity
and disabilities.
Support use of alternative locations to deliver
preventive services, including cancer screening –
Mobile Coach
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Implement policy, systems or environmental
approaches (e.g., paid time off for cancer screening)
to increase access to colorectal cancer screening
services – Use of sick pay for cancer screenings
Use media and health communication to build
public awareness and demand
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County
Hospital
HealthQuest:
Putnam Hospital
Center
Putnam
Priorities
Focus Areas
Goals
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Prevent and reduce occurrence of mental
emotional and behavioral disorders among
youth and adults
Strengthen mental health
and substance abuse
infrastructure across
systems
Facilitate and strengthen MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Interventions
Access to screening for MIEB disorders – PHQ9,
RAAPS
Integration of mental health and substance abuse
services with primary care to ensure coordination of
care for both services
Promote
Child health
Healthy
Women,
Infants and
Children
Reduce the prevalence of dental caries
among NYS children.
Facilitate co-location of medical and dental
programs and development of effective referral
networks. - SBH
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Reduce
the percentage of county residents who self-report as
a smoker. Disparity: Reduce the percentage of those
with poor mental health who smoke.
CSP posted at:
http://www.healthquest.org/homepage.c
fm
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Promoting smoking cessation among people with
mental health disabilities through partnerships with
the NYS Office of Mental Health.
Promoting smoking cessation benefits among
Medicaid beneficiaries.
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
49
Promote mental,
emotional and behavioral
(MEB) well-being in
communities
Reduce tobacco use among adults who report Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
poor mental health
substance abuse-- Increase Suicide Risk
Assessment, Prevention and Intervention.
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County
Rensselaer
Hospital
Burdett Care
Center
CSP posted at:
http://www.burdettca
recenter.org/commun
ity-health/
Priorities
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Focus Areas
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Goals
Reduce the prevalence of uncontrolled
asthma in Albany and Rensselaer Counties
with particular attention to ZIP codes with
the highest incidence of asthma in the cities
of Albany and Troy.
Reduce the prevalence of Type 2 diabetes in
Albany and Troy.
Interventions
Increase the number of patients engaged in all
components of the asthma care loop through strong
care transition policies that encourage hospital visit
follow‐up with primary care, community medical
providers, reduction of asthma triggers, and
improved self‐management
Increase utilization of asthma action plans to affirm
knowledge of how to control asthma through the
support of community medical providers.
Increase access to and utilization of asthma
controller medications.
Strengthen collaborative efforts around the self‐
management and prevention of asthma.
Improve processes that support and increase
engagement in prevention and self management of
diabetes and related comorbidities
Create, distribute, and provide educational services
and resources for patients and providers.
Expand school, community and employee wellness
programs.
Expand opportunities for safe physical activity in
the community.
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Samaritan Hospital- Prevent
Northeast Health
Chronic
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.nehealth.
com/About_Us/Com
munity_Health_Need
s_Assessment/Samari
tan_Hospital__Community_Health/
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Goals
Increase participation of adults with diabetes
in a course or class to learn how to manage
their condition.
Increase number of patients engaged with
primary care, reduction of triggers and
improved self-management.
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Interventions
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Establish linkages with the OMH Early Recognition
and Screening Initiative in the region
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
51
Focus Areas
Educate the public about the risks of opiate
abuse
Increase the number of people trained in the
NYS Opioid Overdose Prevention Program
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County
Hospital
Seton Health St.
Mary’s Hospital
Priorities
Prevent
Chronic
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://209.23.127.116
/www-setonhealthorg/img/document_fil
es/2013CommunityS
ervicePlanSetonHealt
h.pdf
Bon Secours
Preventing
Charity Health
Chronic
System: Good
Samaritan Regional Diseases
Medical Center
CSP posted at:
http://charity.bonseco
urs.com/about-usnys-communityservice-plan.html
Nyack Hospital
CSP posted at:
http://www.nyackhos
pital.org/NyackHospital-AboutCommunity-ServicesPlan-Home.asp
52
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Rockland
Focus Areas
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Goals
Increase participation of adults with diabetes
in a course or class to learn how to manage
their condition.
Increase number of patients engaged with
primary care, reduction of triggers and
improved self-management.
Educate the public about the risks of opiate
abuse
Increase the number of people trained in the
NYS Opioid Overdose Prevention Program
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Interventions
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Establish linkages with the OMH Early Recognition
and Screening Initiative in the region
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Expand the role of public and private
employers in obesity prevention.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Work
site Wellness within its 3 hospitals
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Expand the role of public and private
employers in obesity prevention.
Other chronic disease goal: Provide Lose to
Win (LTW) classes for adults; also provides
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Provide
Lose to Win (LTW) classes for adults; also provides
train the trainer sessions for community providers
interested in facilitating LTW program
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
train the trainer sessions for community
providers interested in facilitating LTW
program
Promote
Healthy
Women,
Infants and
Children
Maternal and Infant
Health
Reproductive,
Preconception and InterConception Health
Reduce premature births in New York State. Work with paraprofessionals to reinforce health
Increase utilization of preventive health care education and health care service utilization and
services among women of reproductive ages. enhance social support to high-risk pregnant women
Develop and implement local service networks and
coordinating strategies to ensure that women with
identified risk factors are linked to appropriate
community resources.
Other maternal/infant health strategy-- Develop a
gestational diabetes-diabetes prevention Project at
hospital's Pre-Natal Center and later provide followup care in community--targeted to Spanish-speaking
pregnant and postpartum women at risk for
developing diabetes.
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County
Hospital
Saratoga Hospital
Saratoga
CSP posted at:
http://saratogahospita
l.org/about-us/2013community-serviceplan/
Priorities
Prevent
Chronic
Diseases
Focus Areas
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Goals
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings for
diabetic patients
Promote evidence-based care.
Improve integration of nutrition counseling and
promote self-management for CHF patients.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote
Child Health
Healthy
Women,
Infants and
Children
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
54
Promote mental,
emotional and behavioral
(MEB) well-being in
communities
Interventions
Continue to engage community partners to promote
cancer screening.
Offer a comprehensive obesity prevention and
management program.
Increase the proportion of NYS children who Improve access to ambulatory care services
receive comprehensive well-child-care in
Offer access to dental care
accordance with AAP guidelines.
Offer facilitated enrollment
Prevent underage drinking, non-medical use Increase access to quality outpatient mental health
of prescription pain relievers drugs by youth, services by providing comprehensive mental health
and excessive alcohol consumption by adults. counseling at Saratoga Community Health Center.
Prevent suicides among youth and adults
Participate in DSRIP projects that will better
integrate primary care and behavioral health and to
improve MEB crisis management.
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Prevent
HIV/STDs,
Vaccine
Preventable
Diseases,
and
HealthcareAssociated
Infections
Prevent VaccinePreventable Diseases
Prevent HealthcareAssociated Infections
Goals
Decrease the burden of pertussis disease
Decrease the incidence of hospital-acquired
infections and the over use of antibiotics
Interventions
Increase pertussis vaccination rates by vaccinating
all parents and other caregivers of infants born at
Saratoga Hospital;
Encourage the reduction of antibiotic use at
Saratoga Hospital and in the community by
developing programs, policies, and procedures
aimed at reducing the use of antibiotics;
Continue to include infection control education as
part of mandatory staff education. Hand hygiene and
isolation practices will be monitored; Enforce the
policy of using medical devices only when
necessary by performing daily nursing assessments
for the necessity of devices; Ensure proper
maintenance of medical devices by following
maintenance schedules and routines; and provide
ongoing education programs for all clinical staff on
the proper methods of insertion and maintenance of
devices.
St Lawrence Claxton-Hepburn
Medical Center
CSP posted at:
http://www.claxtonhe
pburn.org/aboutus/communityservice-plan.aspx
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
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Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Other chronic disease goal: Reduce obesity
in children and adults and increase cancer
screening in low-income groups.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Implementing of Complete Streets policies, plans,
and practices
Prevent and reduce occurrence of mental,
emotional and behavioral disorders among
youth and adults
Prevent suicides among youth and adults
Support collaboration among leaders,
professionals and community members
working in MEB health promotion, substance
abuse and other MEB disorders and chronic
disease prevention, treatment and recovery
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- 1. Post information and resources
on SLHI web portal. 2. Promote and disseminate
resources for suicide prevention
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
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County
Hospital
Clifton-Fine
Hospital
CSP not posted
Priorities
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Focus Areas
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Goals
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Expand the role of public and private
employers in obesity prevention.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Interventions
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-1.Promote healthy choices in community using
existing agencies, organizations and government
entities. 2. Educate partners and residents on
Complete Streets vision. 3. Work together to
increase breastfeeding in St. Lawrence County. 4.
Improve hospital m
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Implementing of Complete Streets policies, plans,
and practices
Massena Memorial
Hospital
CSP not posted
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Support collaboration among leaders,
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
professionals and community members
substance abuse-- Educate referral agents regarding
working in MEB health promotion, substance MEB-related programs and resources
abuse and other MEB disorders and chronic
disease prevention, treatment and recovery
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Expand the role of public and private
employers in obesity prevention.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--promote
cancer screening under the ACA.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Implementing of Complete Streets policies, plans,
and practices
Promote
Mental
Health and
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Promote mental,
emotional and behavioral
Support collaboration among leaders,
Build community coalitions that advance the State's
professionals and community members
'Suicide as a Never Event' through promotion and
working in MEB health promotion, substance prevention activities
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County
Hospital
St Lawrence Health
System: CantonPotsdam Hospital
Priorities
CSP posted at:
http://static.squarespa
ce.com/static/52b213
c1e4b080901cad3996
/t/5315fd01e4b0636b
a59794d2/139394995
3869/Community%2
0Service%20Plan%2
0-%202-13-14.pdf
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Goals
Interventions
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
(MEB) well-being in
communities
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
abuse and other MEB disorders and chronic
disease prevention, treatment and recovery
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- 1) Add resource link to EMR’s; 2)
Promote the use of Reach Out Information and
Referral for MEB resources; 3) Increase the number
of partners that support Suicide Coalition efforts
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Expand the role of public and private
employers in obesity prevention.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--increase
PA available to employees
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Support collaboration among leaders,
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
professionals and community members
substance abuse-- Not specified as to where or how
working in MEB health promotion, substance hospital will participate
abuse and other MEB disorders and chronic
disease prevention, treatment and recovery
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education
Promote obesity prevention
CSP posted at:
http://www.cphospita
l.org/files/public/CP_
Hospital_CSP_R_20
13_New_Logo_2-1314.pdf
St Lawrence Health
System:
Gouverneur
Hospital
Focus Areas
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Join and track appropriate metrics under the NYS
Partnership for Patients
Hold a community luncheon series with a healthy
menu, focused on obesity prevention/nutrition
information
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Schenectady Ellis Medicine: Ellis Preventing
Hospital
Chronic
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.ellismedi
cine.org/pages/comm
unity-report.aspx
Focus Areas
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Promote
Reproductive,
Healthy
Preconception and InterWomen,
Conception Health
Infants and
Children
Goals
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Prevent initiation of tobacco use by New
York youth and young adults, especially
among low socioeconomic status (SES)
populations.
Interventions
The CSP indicated another intervention was being
employed that was unspecified and did not match a
specific intervention identified in the Prevention
Agenda
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Promoting smoking cessation among people with
mental health disabilities through partnerships with
the NYS Office of Mental Health.
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Promoting smoking cessation benefits among
Medicaid beneficiaries.
Prevention of unintended and adolescent
pregnancy
Help identify and recruit 'natural helpers' from
affected communities who can serve as trained
paraprofessionals in health promotion programs, and
individuals for professional education/training to
serve as health care practitioners in their
community.
The CSP indicated another intervention was being
employed that was unspecified and did not match a
specific intervention identified in the Prevention
Agenda
Support the implementation of comprehensive,
evidence-based, age-appropriate sex education in
schools and other community settings
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
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Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Prevent and reduce occurrence of mental,
emotional and behavioral disorders among
youth and adults
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- They plan to do a study on 100
women-post partum to assess post-partum
depression, decrease the rate of newborn drug
related hospitalizations and study 100 drug addicted
mother-newborns.
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Promote a Injuries, Violence and
Healthy
Occupational Health
and Safe
Environme
nt
59
Goals
Reduce violence by targeting prevention
programs particularly to highest risk
populations
Improve the design and maintenance of the
built environment
Interventions
The CSP indicated another intervention was being
employed that was unspecified and did not match a
specific intervention identified in the Prevention
Agenda
Promote community-based programs for fall
prevention.
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Schoharie
Bassett Healthcare Preventing
Network: Cobleskill
Chronic
Regional Hospital
Reduce Obesity in
Children and Adults
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.bassett.or
g/gedownload!/201315-CRHCSP.pdf?item_id=18
2938579
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Expand the role of public and private
employers in obesity prevention.
Achieve coordination of DSRIP efforts to
promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Apply the proposed the DOH DSRIP Project
Plan for Tobacco Cessation
CRH submitted and was selected for a mini-grant
through the Mohawk Valley Coalition to adopt the
5-2-1-0 Let’s Go Schoharie County program. The
$90k grant award will enable CRH to adequately
invest in proven community-based programs that
result in increased levels of physical activity and
improved nutrition - “5-2-1-0 Everyday” for
schools, worksites, health care providers, and
community, preschool and after-school programs.
Increase collaboration with community partners
(Creating Healthy Places, Complete Streets) and
improve the retail availability of affordable healthy
foods (making CRH a food-pick up point for
Schoharie Fresh, the on-line Farmer’s Market).
Increase the number of schools and child care
facilities that utilize the Let’s Go 5-2-1-0 program to
promote the availability of healthy meal and snack
choices.
Incorporate time into the school day so that students
have adequate time to engage in physical activity –
Introduce Bassett’s Mileage Club to the Schoharie
County Schools through collaborative efforts with
BMC Mileage Club Sponsor.
Adopt healthy meal and beverage standards for
meals sold and served at CRH
Support school-based health centers in obesity
prevention interventions – 5-2-1-0; train staff in
motivational interviewing techniques
Conduct Lunch & Learn education sessions for
community members on diet, exercise, stress,
coping, obesity and disabilities. Boost branding
and awareness of 5-2-1-0 in Schoharie County
Connect schools, CRH and the 5 Schoharie County
Primary Care clinics to cross-promote obesity
reduction activities, and nutrition via the proven
messaging of 5-2-1-0
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
Work collaboratively with Leatherstocking
Collaborative Health Partners (LCHP) to address the
general population with hot spot areas to include
mental health practitioner offices, inpatient,
outpatient, and emergency service facilities as well
as community, college, and business organizations.
1- Cessation Specialists available to inpatients
2- Utilize Opt-to-Quit resources for staff training
in the outpatient and Emergency setting
3- Use the Butt-Stops-Here Program as the core
curriculum for staff working directly with
patients
Through the DSRIP initiative, partnerships have
been developed with the New York Tobacco
Control Program, Seton Center for Smoking
Cessation, the St. Joseph Hospital Smoking
Cessation Center, and other related health
organizations.
Schuyler Hospital
Schuyler
CSP posted at:
http://www.schuylerh
ospital.org/
Arnot Health:
Davenport
Memorial Hospital
Steuben
CSP posted at:
http://www.arnothealt
h.org/aboutus
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Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Expand the role of public and private
employers in obesity prevention.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--health
promotion to encourage healthy living and limit the
onset of chronic diseases, early diabetes detection
opportunities that include screening populations at
risk, and successful management strategies for
existing diseases and complications.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Eliminate exposure to secondhand smoke.
Expand the role of public and private
employers in obesity prevention.
Prevent initiation of tobacco use by New
York youth and young adults, especially
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Promote
physical activity and healthy eating through the
media; implement evidence based programs
promoting physical activity or healthy eating;
rehabilitate, improve and promote parks,
playgrounds and trails; community gardens and
farmers markets; EHR/EM
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
62
Goals
among low socioeconomic status (SES)
populations.
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Interventions
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Promoting smoking cessation among people with
mental health disabilities through partnerships with
the NYS Office of Mental Health.
Adopting tobacco-free outdoor policies.
Implementing of Complete Streets policies, plans,
and practices
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
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Corning Hospital
Posted at:
http://www.guthrie.or
g/content/guthriecorning-hospitalcommunity-serviceplan
Preventing
Chronic
Disease
Reduce obesity in children
and adults.
Create community environments that promote and Support local school district efforts to offer
support healthy food and beverage choices and
programmingto improve students’ fitness and nutritional
physical activity.
choices through acquisition of PEP grant. The PE4Life
program has been discontinued. Offer Guthrie bariatrician
expertise re: approaches to dealing with obesity in
children.
Reduce illness, disability and
death related to heart disease,
Promote relevant chronic disease selfhypertension and tobacco
management education.
use.
Increase number of individuals participating in
health screenings.
Promote tobacco use cessation.
Support current programs, and develop others,focused on
improving childhood fitness and reducing childhood
obesity, as identified through Fit and Strong Together
(FAST), a local coalition comprising community, hospital,
physician, educational, fit ness center, and public health
representatives.
Promote “Walk with a Doc” program throughout Guthrie
markets, the “Pop Can Fun Run” for children at Corning
Hospital; and “Know Your Health Numbers” campaign
(FAST).
Use traditional and social media to inform target
audiences,encourage participation and report results.
Align Corning Hospital practices with Breast Friendly
Hospital guidelines.
Increase the availability, accessibility and use of evidencebased interventions in self-care management in clinical
and community settings. Offer health screenings targeted
to specific populations, as well as presentations on
important health topics to the public.
Educate health professionals to talk with patients about
weight, nutrition and physical activity.
Continue to offer programs like the HealthWorks Diabetes
Support Group, which meets monthly providing speakers
on a variety of topics and health issues related to diabetes.
Reduce sodium content in meals served in Corning
Hospital’s cafeteria; offer “Healthy Choice” alternatives at
lower cost.
Encourage patients to use eGuthrie, the patient portal to
Guthrie EHR, for individualized health maintenance
screening reminders. This information is also provided in
print in each After Visit Summary.
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
Educate Guthrie providers about availability of in-house,
trained smoking cessation counselors.
Promote NYS Smokers' Quitline.
St. James Mercy
Hospital
CSP posted at:
http://stjamesmercy.o
rg/community.shtml
Brookhaven
Memorial Hospital
Medical Center
Suffolk
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Other chronic disease goal: The Priorities
Team for Steuben County selected the goals
of: Creating community environments that
promote and support health food and
beverage choices and physical activity
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-Evidence-based patient education and infrastructure
to reduce the incidence of stage 2 chronic heart
failure patients advancing to stage 3. Reduce the rate
of cardiac-related complications and hospitalizations
by 50% among Heart Disease Support Group
partners
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--The
hospital is a site for the Suffolk County DOH
Diabetes Prevention Program. The hospital has a
Diabetes Wellness Center. Focus on obesity and
diabetes information distribution by the hospital's
various locations.
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--10 week
weight management program for children at a
middle school, Annual nutrition seminar, Webbased education.
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Prevent and reduce occurrence of mental,
emotional and behavioral disorders among
youth and adults
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Make information available about
community mental health resources
CSP posted at:
http://www.brookhav
enhospital.org/assets/
downloads/communit
y_service_plan.pdf
Catholic Health
Services: Good
Samaritan Hospital
Medical Center
CSP posted at:
Promote
http://goodsamaritan. Mental
chsli.org/
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
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Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
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County
Hospital
Catholic Health
Services: St.
Catherine of Siena
Medical Center
Priorities
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://stcatherines.chs
li.org/communityservice-plan
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Catholic Health
Preventing
Services: St. Charles
Chronic
Hospital
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://stcharleshospita
l.chsli.org/
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
65
Focus Areas
Goals
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Increase education and support services to
help reduce obesity in adults and children in
Suffolk County, especially within the
hospital’s service areas, including the
disadvantaged and underserved communities
Improve management of high blood pressure
to prevent heart disease and stroke; enhance
diabetes awareness.
Interventions
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--screening
and referral to weight loss programs speaker's
bureau of hospital staff health fairs
Other preventing chronic disease strategy—free
blood pressure and glucose screenings; free lectures
and community events to educate about chronic
disease prevention and management
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Disseminate information on
mental health services provided by the Catholic
Health Services system.
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-Development of a healthy lifestyle program to be
provided in schools
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Disseminate information on
mental health services provided by the Catholic
Health Services system.
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County
Hospital
Priorities
East End Health
Preventing
Alliance: Peconic
Chronic
Bay Medical Center
Diseases
of Central Suffolk
Hospital
CSP not posted
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Interventions
Other chronic disease goal: Improve care
coordination by medical staff for those with
chronic conditions. Provide educational
programs for people living with chronic
conditions.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Establish
a Project Fit America program in the Riverhead
School District.
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Complete needs assessment
regarding mental health services and take steps to
address gaps in service.
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education
Promote and provide National Diabetes Prevention
Program (NDPP) via partnership with Suffolk
County Dept of Health and NYS QTAC
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
CSP posted at:
https://www.southam
ptonhospital.org/abou
t/community-servicereport/default.aspx
East End Health
Alliance: Eastern
Long Island
Hospital
Goals
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
CSP posted at:
http://www.pbmcheal
th.org/aboutus/communityservice-plan/
East End Health
Alliance:
Southampton
Hospital
Focus Areas
Partner with Retired Senior Volunteer Program to
bring the Chronic Disease Self Management
Program (CDSMP) to local community settings
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--reducing
sugary drinks in worksites
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County
Hospital
Priorities
CSP posted at:
Preventing
http://www.matherho
Chronic
spital.org/publication
Diseases
s.php
North Shore-Long
Island Jewish
Health System:
Huntington
Hospital, Southside
Hospital, and South
Oaks Hospital
CSP posted at:
http://www.northshor
elij.com/hospitals/abo
ut-us/about-uscommunity-serviceplans-benefit-report
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Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Support collaboration among leaders,
professionals and community members
working in MEB health promotion, substance
abuse and other MEB disorders and chronic
disease prevention, treatment and recovery
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Hospital will educate and prepare
parents of school children to assist in the
"identification and understanding of drugs" in the
community
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Eliminate exposure to secondhand smoke.
Expand the role of public and private
employers in obesity prevention.
Prevent initiation of tobacco use by New
York youth and young adults, especially
among low socioeconomic status (SES)
populations.
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-Participate in NYSDOH Latch on Program and
Baby Friendly Hospital Programs.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-Participate in NYSDOH Latch on Program and
Baby Friendly Hospital Programs.
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Promoting smoking cessation benefits among
Medicaid beneficiaries.
Promoting smoking cessation among people with
mental health disabilities through partnerships with
the NYS Office of Mental Health.
Adopting tobacco-free outdoor policies.
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
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County
Hospital
Greater Hudson
Valley Health
System: Catskill
Regional Medical
Center
Sullivan
Priorities
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.crmcny.o
rg/pages/communityservices
Tompkins
Cayuga Medical
Center of Ithaca,
NY
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Goals
Interventions
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-Employee Health Live Well, Be Well initiative.
GHVHS HEALTHY HEART PROGRAM.
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Implemented a “39 Weeks Matter” initiative to
discourage doctors and patients from scheduling
medically unnecessary deliveries — by induction or
C-section — before 39 weeks
Promote
Healthy
Women,
Infants and
Children
Maternal and Infant
Health
Reproductive,
Preconception and InterConception Health
Reduce premature births in New York State.
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventative care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings.
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Eliminate exposure to secondhand smoke.
Other chronic disease goal: Reduce asthma
Increase participation of adults with arthritis,
asthma, cardiovascular disease of diabetes in
a course of class to learn how to manage their
condition
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Promote mental,
emotional and behavioral
(MEB) well-being in
communities
Promote mental, emotional and behavioral
(MEB) well-being in communities
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Mobilize community for reducing alcohol use
CSP posted at:
http://www.cayugam
ed.org
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
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Focus Areas
Offer childbirth and breast feeding classes.
Adopting tobacco-free outdoor policies.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--summer
sports camps; increase healthy food distribution for
lower SES; Pulmonary functions testing for lower
SES;
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Facilitate SBIRT training;
Collaborative Care Model; county suicide screening
initiative.
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County
Hospital
Focus Areas
Goals
Substance
Abuse
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Support collaboration among leaders,
professionals and community members
working in MEB health promotion, substance
abuse and other MEB disorders and chronic
disease prevention, treatment and recovery
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase Access to HighQuality Chronic Disease
Preventive Care and
Management in Clinical
and Community Settings
Increase participation of adults with diabetes
in a course or class to learn how to manage
their condition
Other strategy to prevent chronic disease-Collaboration with a Federally Qualified Health
Center on our campus to refer diabetic or prediabetic patients from our Emergency Department to
their Diabetes Self-Management programs and to
their team of Diabetes Care providers
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Promote mental,
emotional and behavioral
(MEB) well-being in
communities
Promote mental, emotional and behavioral
(MEB) well-being in communities
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Collaborate with FHC on an
integrated approach to identify and provide
affordable short term evidence-based treatments to
patients seeking individual treatment for depressive
and other mental health disorders.
HealthAlliance of
Preventing
Hudson Valley:
Chronic
HealthAlliance
Diseases
Hospital (Broadway
Campus and Mary's
Avenue Campus)
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Prevent initiation of tobacco use by New
York youth and young adults, especially
among low socioeconomic status (SES)
populations.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Promoting smoking cessation benefits among
Medicaid beneficiaries.
Ellenville Regional
Hospital
Ulster
CSP posted at:
http://www.ellenville
regional.org/aboutyour-hospital/
CSP posted at:
http://www.hahv.org/
wpcontent/uploads/2010
/11/CommunityService-Plan-20132015-CS.pdf
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Priorities
Interventions
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Walking
prescription program in Delaware County; identify
available walking, biking hiking routes, HAHV to
receive "baby-friendly" status.
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
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County
Warren
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Prevent suicides among youth and adults
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Prevent and reduce occurrence of mental,
emotional and behavioral disorders among
youth and adults
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- HAHV provides hospital program
called "Practical Tips for Promoting and
Maintaining MED Wellness in Youth"--focused on
depression, anxiety and suicide prevention.
Margaretville site to offer ASIST (Applied Suicide
Intervention Skills Training)
Glens Falls Hospital Preventing
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Expand the role of public and private
employers in obesity prevention.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-Community impact mapping; patient centered
medical homes;
Chronic
CSP posted at:
Diseases
http://www.glensfalls
hospital.org/services/
health-promotioncenter.cfm
Goals
Interventions
Prevent and reduce tobacco use through youth
action, community engagement and systems change
with health care providers.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management and prevention in clinical and
community settings
Increasing adoption and use of food standards and
environments that promote and support healthy food
and beverage choices
Implementing of Complete Streets policies, plans,
and practices
Expanding the role of public and private employers
in the use of evidence-based care to manage chronic
disease.
Enhancing access to clinical and community
preventive services through coordinated healthrelated messaging.
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County
Hospital
Rochester General
Health System:
Newark-Wayne
Community
Hospital
Wayne
Priorities
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.rochester
general.org/aboutus/community/
Westchester
Focus Areas
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Blythedale
Children's Hospital
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women,
CSP posted at:
http://www.blythedal Infants and
Children
e.org/community-
Goals
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
CSP posted at:
http://www.burke.org
/docs/BurkeRehabilit
ationHospitalCSP2013.pdf
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women,
Infants and
Children
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Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Support
"The Good Life" (obesity) Program, Support "Eat
Smart NY" Program; reduce sodium content in all
N-WCH meals; train staff to talk with patients about
their weight and tobacco use; ensure decision
support/reminder tools of EHR are used
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Increase the percentage of breastfeeding mothers of
infants admitted to the hospital who are still
breastfeeding at discharge.
Increase the percentage of employees who are new
mothers who utilize the Hospital’s facilities to
support their breastfeeding
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Other maternal/infant health strategy-- hospital
policy enhanced for support of employees who are
breastfeeding
programs
Burke
Rehabilitation
Hospital
Interventions
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Adaptive
Sports Activities
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Provide structured, comprehensive breastfeeding
education and professional lactation counseling and
support during pregnancy, in the hospital and at
home
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Hudson Valley
Hospital Center
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women,
CSP posted at:
http://www.hvhc.org/ Infants and
about-us/about-your- Children
Goals
Interventions
Reduce premature births in New York State.
Other maternal/infant health strategy-- Support of
"Breastfeeding Friendly Employer"
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Offer exercise and diet programs to reduce the risk
of chronic diseases at a local elementary school.
Reduce the risk for obesity in children and
adults.
Complete construction in March 2015 of a Cardiac
Catheterization Lab to provide care for heart disease
patients.
hospital.html
NewYorkPresbyterian
Healthcare System:
Lawrence Hospital
Center
CSP posted at:
http://www.lawrence
health.org/AboutUs/CommunityService-Plan.aspx
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Organize a Heart Attack Prevention Committee to
begin meeting in January 2015 to collaborate with
community partners and offer outreach.
Establish a partnership with the local chapter of the
American Heart Association.
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women,
Infants and
Children
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Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Provide structured, comprehensive breastfeeding
education and professional lactation counseling and
support during pregnancy, in the hospital and at
home
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County
Hospital
Northern
Westchester
Hospital
CSP posted at:
http://nwhc.net/about
-us
Priorities
Prevent
Chronic
Diseases
Focus Areas
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women,
Infants and
Children
Goals
Interventions
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Promote evidence-based care.
Promoting smoking cessation benefits among
Medicaid beneficiaries.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Development, Implementation and Participation in
health screenings and fairs.
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Implement maternity care practices consistent with
the World Health Organization's Ten Steps to
Successful Breastfeeding and increase the number of
Baby Friendly Hospitals in NYS.
Provide structured, comprehensive breastfeeding
education and professional lactation counseling and
support during pregnancy, in the hospital and at
home
Promotion of employee breastfeeding
Phelps Memorial
Hospital Center
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women,
CSP posted at:
http://phelpshospital. Infants and
Children
org/aboutphelps/community-
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Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Implement maternity care practices consistent with
the World Health Organization's Ten Steps to
Successful Breastfeeding and increase the number of
Baby Friendly Hospitals in NYS.
Other maternal/infant health strategy-- support of
employer programs
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County
Hospital
service-plan/
Priorities
Prevent
Chronic
Diseases
St. John’s Riverside
 Prevent 
CSP posted at:
http://www.riversideh
ealth.org/AboutUs/C
ommunityServicePla
n.aspx
Chronic
Diseases
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Prevent initiation of tobacco use by youth
and young adults, and promote tobacco use
cessation, especially in the low
socioeconomic status (SES) and Hispanic
population in Ossining.
Adopt and promote tobacco-free outdoor policies;
promote the prevention of tobacco use among
youths; promote smoking cessation benefits among
adults.
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings;
through a care transition coach program.
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Implement maternity care practices consistent with
the World Health Organization's Ten Steps to
Successful Breastfeeding and increase the number of
Baby Friendly Hospitals in NYS.
Maternal and Infant
Promote
Health
Healthy
Women,
Infants and
Children




 Prevent HIV and STD
Prevent
HIV/STDs,
VaccinePreventable
Diseases
and Health
CareAssociated
Infections
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Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding.
Provide structured, comprehensive breastfeeding
education, professional lactation counseling and
support.
Increase early access to and retention in
Efforts focus on enhanced case management of HIV
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) care. population; and Hepatitis C screening and treatment.
Increase and coordinate Hepatitis C Virus
(HCV) prevention and treatment capacity.
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County
Hospital
Priorities
St. Joseph's Medical Preventing
Center
CSP posted at:
http://www.saintjosep
hs.org/
White Plains
Hospital
CSP posted at:
http://www.wphospit
al.org/AboutUs/CommunityService-Plan
Chronic
Diseases
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.flhealth.o
rg/documents/csplan/
cs%20plan%202013.
pdf
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Goals
Interventions
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Other chronic disease goal: Effective health
promotion, prevention and self-management
to improve the health and wellness of
Yonkers residents with emphasis on diabetes
and hypertension.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Variety
of Educational programs; risk assessments;
development of medical home model; programs for
employees
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
setting
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Other maternal/infant health strategy-- Baby
Friendly Initiative
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women,
Infants and
Children
Finger Lakes Health Preventing
System: Soldiers &
Chronic
Sailors Memorial
Diseases
Hospital
Yates
Focus Areas
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
setting
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Provide structured, comprehensive breastfeeding
education and professional lactation counseling and
support during pregnancy, in the hospital and at
home
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Other chronic disease goal: Decrease
hypertension rates.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Prevent initiation of tobacco use by New
York youth and young adults, especially
among low socioeconomic status (SES)
populations.
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Menu
labeling; after school programs/committees; county
competitions; media; local foods; resources on
obesity for local providers; decreasing sodium in
meals; expand FLHSA hypertension reduction
program to area; decrease SSB; use EBT in Farmer's
Market's.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Menu
labeling; after school programs/committees; county
competitions; media; local foods; resources on
obesity for local providers; decreasing sodium in
meals; expand FLHSA hypertension reduction
program to area; decrease SSB; use EBT in Farmer's
Market's
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Goals
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Interventions
Implementing of Complete Streets policies, plans,
and practices
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Prevent underage drinking, non-medical use Develop social marketing and anti stigma campaigns
of prescription pain relievers drugs by youth, that promotes the importance of early identification
and excessive alcohol consumption by adults and intervention
Establish linkages with the OMH Early Recognition
and Screening Initiative in the region.
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Social Host Law; drug free
communities; universal screening for children
Participating in community trial intervention to
reduce high-risk drinking
New York
City
Bronx-Lebanon
Hospital Center
CSP posted at:
http://www.bronxleb.org/PDFs/BronxLebanon_2013%20C
ommunity%20Health
%20Needs%20Asses
sment.pdf
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Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Promote smoking cessation among people with
mental health disabilities through partnerships with
the NYS Office of Mental Health.
Other goals: Reduce high and unnecessary
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-- Develop
use of costly acute and emergency room
a comprehensive ambulatory care building (Health
services
and Wellness Center) and expand access to
preventive, primary, and specialty health care
Reduce health disparities in the medically
services. Continue to expand and refine initiatives
underserved
aimed at preventive and chronic health for the
hospital’s medically underserved, and ethnically
Reinforce Bronx-Lebanon’s BronxCare
diverse community. Additional efforts are directed
Network of outpatient practices, including
to asthma, diabetes, and obesity, as well as other
the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Health Center chronic care initiatives.
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Focus Areas
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Brookdale
University Hospital
and Medical Center
Prevent
Prevent HIV and STDs
HIV/STDs,
VaccinePreventable
CSP posted at:
http://www.brookdale Diseases
hospital.org/communi and
ty/service-plan.html HealthcareAssociated
Infections
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
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Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Goals
Interventions
Other goals: Create a continuum of care for
mental health/chemical dependency services
within
Bronx-Lebanon’s Psychiatry Program.
Expand access to community based
treatment.
Address the major needs in the Bronx
Community for chemical dependency
services.
Reduce use of costly inpatient levels of care.
Reduce fragmentation of care in the mental
health/chemical dependency area.
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- The Completion of the BronxLebanon Life Recovery Center, which integrates
and coordinates inpatient, outpatient, and residential
treatment for chemical dependency and related
mental health disorders. It is one of only a few
facilities in New York State to offer these chemical
dependency services in one setting. Other initiatives
related to this focus area include the Health Home,
as well as Community Health Interventions with the
New York State Office of Alcoholism and
Substance Abuse Services, New York State Office
of Mental Health, New York State Department of
Health, New York City Departments of Health and
Mental Hygiene, and other community groups.
Other communicable disease prevention strategy-Update and renew Memoranda of Understanding
and linkages with community groups Identify and
build new community relationships and strengthen
existing relationships with CBOS, FBOs,
community providers and community leaders.
Prevent HIV and STDs
The CSP indicated another goal was being
employed that was unspecified and did not
match a specific goal identified in the
Prevention Agenda
The CSP indicated another intervention was being
employed that was unspecified and did not match a
specific intervention identified in the Prevention
Agenda
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County
Hospital
Brooklyn Hospital
Center
CSP posted at:
http://www.tbh.org/c
ommunityoutreach/communityservice-plan
Calvary Hospital
CSP posted at:
http://www.calvaryho
spital.org/atf/cf/%7B
3BCA17BA-DAEE4731-849CF7A7D100974B%7D
/CommunityServiceP
lan2013.pdf
Priorities
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Decrease number of amputations in the diabetic
population
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Eliminate exposure to secondhand smoke.
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Support collaboration among leaders,
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
professionals and community members
substance abuse-- Provides Alcoholics and
working in MEB health promotion, substance Narcotics Anonymous for community residents
abuse and other MEB disorders and chronic
disease prevention, treatment and recovery
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Community outreach symposiums in Southern
Brooklyn focusing particularly on heart disease,
diabetes and cancer prevention and treatment, in
partnership with local community- and faith-based
organizations-Operating a NYS-designated Health
Home.
Adopting tobacco-free outdoor policies.
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County
Hospital
Flushing Hospital
Medical Center
CSP posted at:
http://flushinghospita
l.org/communityservice-plan/
Priorities
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Focus Areas
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure.
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women,
Infants and
Children
Goals
Interventions
Other: Eliminate smoking and other tobacco
use on hospital grounds and campus.
Increase number of outpatient and inpatient
tobacco users aged 13 and above who receive
an intervention including counseling, referral
for treatment and/or medication.
Educate the community about the dangers of
tobacco use and how to quit.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-- Develop
and maintain database of all employees regarding
their tobacco use habits. Counsel and refer for
treatment all tobacco using employees and
applicants for employment. Achieve sustained quitrate of 5-7% per year. Establish employee support
group. Sustain NYC DOHMH Bronze Star status.
Assess 100% of outpatients, inpatients, and treat and
release ED patients. Increase interventions by third
year to 85% (outpatients) and 65% (outpatients).
Achieve sustained 5-7% quit rate at one year for
outpatients. Refer to Quit Line 100% of consenting
tobacco users. Achieve NYC DOHMH Silver and
Gold Star status.
Establish quarterly educational forums on-campus
for staff, visitors and community. Collaborate with
CBOs to host programs off-campus. Set up
information and referral tables at community events
and health fairs. Host a poster competition at local
middle and elementary schools.
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Implement maternity care practices consistent with
the World Health Organization's Ten Steps to
Successful Breastfeeding and increase the number of
Baby Friendly Hospitals in NYS.
Link pregnant or postpartum low-income women to
local WIC services for breastfeeding and other
nutritional supports
—Continue to offer milk expression room for
employees; private areas for breastfeeding at all
ambulatory are sites.
Provide structured, comprehensive breastfeeding
education and professional lactation counseling and
support during pregnancy, in the hospital and at
home.
Collaborate with CBOs, local businesses and the
media to educate community on benefits of
breastfeeding and support for breastfeeding.
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Hospital for Special
Surgery
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure.
Other goals: Eliminate smoking and other
Other preventing chronic disease interventions:
tobacco use on hospital grounds and campus. Develop and maintain database of all employees
regarding their tobacco use habits. Counsel and refer
for treatment all tobacco using employees and
applicants for employment. Achieve sustained quitIncrease number of outpatient and inpatient
rate of 5-7% per year. Establish employee support
tobacco users aged 13 and above who receive group. Sustain NYC DOHMH Bronze Star status.
an intervention including counseling, referral
Assess 100% of outpatients, inpatients, and treat and
for treatment and/or medication.
release ED patients. Increase interventions by third
year to 85% (outpatients) and 65% (outpatients).
Achieve sustained 5-7% quit rate at one year for
Educate the community about the dangers of outpatients. Refer to Quit Line 100% of consenting
tobacco users. Achieve NYC DOHMH Silver and
tobacco use and how to quit.
Gold Star status.
Establish quarterly educational forums on-campus
for staff, visitors and community. Collaborate with
CBOs to host programs off-campus. Set up
information and referral tables at community events
and health fairs. Host a poster competition at the
Hospital’s School-based Health Centers and other
local middle and elementary schools.
CSP posted at:
http://www.hss.edu/c
ommunity.asp
Jamaica Hospital
Medical Center
CSP posted at:
http://jamaicahospital
.org/index.php/comm
unityoutreach/communityservice-plan/
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Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
The CSP indicated another intervention was being
employed that was unspecified and did not match a
specific intervention identified in the Prevention
Agenda
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women,
Infants and
Children
Goals
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Interventions
Implement maternity care practices consistent with
the World Health Organization's Ten Steps to
Successful Breastfeeding and increase the number of
Baby Friendly Hospitals in NYS.
Link pregnant or postpartum low-income women to
hospital-based and local WIC services for
breastfeeding and other nutritional supports.
Collaborate with CBOs, local businesses and the
media to educate community on benefits of
breastfeeding and support for breastfeeding.
Provide structured, comprehensive breastfeeding
education and professional lactation counseling and
support during pregnancy, in the hospital and at
home
Kingsbrook Jewish
Medical Center
Prevent
Prevent HIV and STDs
HIV/STDs,
VaccineCSP posted at:
http://www.kingsbroo Preventable
k.org/About_Us/Com Diseases
munity_Implementati and
on_Report.aspx
HealthcareAssociated
Infections
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
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Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Increase early access to and retention in HIV
care in New York State
Decrease HIV and STD disparities in New
York State
Decrease STD morbidity in New York State
Increase and coordinate Hepatitis C Virus
(HCV) prevention and treatment capacity In
New York State
Prevent HIV and STDs
Increase access to high quality chronic
disease prevention care and management in
both clinical and community settings.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Develop STD diagnosis and treatment capacity in
settings beyond government clinics.
Institute methods to educate adults about the
importance and safety of vaccines for their children
and themselves.
Design all HIV interventions to address at least two
co-factors that drive the virus, such as homelessness,
substance use, history of incarceration and mental
health
Other: he NCQA ’s Patient-Centered Medical Home
(PCMH) module is an innovative program for
improving primary care; especially as it pertains to
our chronic disease treatment.
The chronic disease focuses include: comprehensive
diabetes
care:
blood
pressure/nephropathy
monitoring/HbA1 control/, monitoring colorectal
cancer screenings, MU tobacco use/smoking
cessation, cervical cancer screening, MU breast
cancer screening, post specialty care visits/wait
times, referrals & inadequate documentation.
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Goals
Prevent initiation of tobacco use by New
York youth and young adults, especially
among low socioeconomic status (SES)
populations.
Lutheran
HealthCare
CSP posted at:
http://www.lutheranh
ealthcare.org/Main/C
ommunityServicePla
n.aspx
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Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Eliminate exposure to secondhand smoke.
Expand the role of public and private
employers in obesity prevention.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Prevent initiation of tobacco use by New
York youth and young adults, especially
among low socioeconomic status (SES)
populations.
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Interventions
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Promoting smoking cessation benefits among
Medicaid beneficiaries.
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Promoting smoking cessation among people with
mental health disabilities through partnerships with
the NYS Office of Mental Health.
Adopting tobacco-free outdoor policies.
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Promoting of policies and practices in support of
breastfeeding
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County
Hospital
Maimonides
Medical Center
CSP posted at:
http://www.maimoni
desmed.org/Main/Co
mmunityServiceRepo
rts.aspx
Priorities
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Focus Areas
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Goals
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Interventions
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Making
community-based health education programs and
other resources including medical evaluations,
nutrition counseling and group exercise classes
available, by partnering with local schools and
businesses and NY Cosmos soccer team to improve
the health of communities
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Memorial SloanKettering Cancer
Center
CSP posted at:
http://www.mskcc.or
g/about/communityservice-plan
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Promote a Built Environment
Healthy
and Safe
Environme
nt
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Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Support use of alternative locations to deliver
preventive services, including cancer screening
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Promote evidence-based care.
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Improve the design and maintenance of the
built environment
Adopting tobacco-free outdoor policies.
Other healthy environment strategy-- Promote
healthy choices in cafeteria, reduce energy
consumption
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County
Hospital
Montefiore Health
System
CSP posted at:
http://www.montefior
e.org/communityreports
Priorities
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Focus Areas
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Goals
Interventions
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-decreasing amputation rates among the diabetic
population through education, outreach and
treatment.
Reduce the percentage of children that are
Increase physical activity in schools and the
obese
community
Increase healthy eating opportunities in retail
Expand the role of healthcare and health
Reduce Obesity in
settings
service providers and insurers in obesity
Children and Adults
Launch health promotion and disease prevention
prevention
campaigns
Reduce Illness Disability,
Increase obesity related interventions in health care
Increase the number of unique callers to the
and Death related to
centers (i.e. YDPP Programs)
NYS Quit Line
tobacco use and second
Increase numbers of callers to quit linked
hand smoke exposure
documented via EHR
Decrease the prevalence of cigarette smoking
Increase the provision of pharmacological nicotine
by adults ages 18 years and older.
replacement therapy
Increase the prominence of quit smoking/tobacco
cessation advertising, traditional and social media
messaging
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women,
Infants and
Children
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Develop and implement local service networks and
coordinating strategies to ensure that women with
identified risk factors are linked to appropriate
community resources.
Implement maternity care practices consistent with
the World Health Organization's Ten Steps to
Successful Breastfeeding and increase the number of
Baby Friendly Hospitals in NYS.
Other maternal/infant health strategy-- Latch on
NYC
Provide structured, comprehensive breastfeeding
education and professional lactation counseling and
support during pregnancy, in the hospital and at
home
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County
Hospital
Mount Sinai
Hospital’s Mount
Sinai Queens
CSP posted at:
http://www.mshq.or
g/community
Priorities
Prevent
Chronic
Diseases
Focus Areas
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Goals
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Promote evidence-based care.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Prevent
Prevent HIV and STDs
HIV/STDs,
VaccinePreventable
Diseases
and
HealthcareAssociated
Infections
Interventions
The Mount Sinai Hospital and Mount Sinai Queens
provide provides comprehensive clinical breast
examinations breast health education,
mammograms, and other diagnostic services as
necessary, at no cost to eligible participants. Mount
Sinai Queens in partnership with the Cancer
Services Program, and The Louis and Rachel Rudin
Foundation, Inc.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings;
support health fairs; provide free care and case
referral and culturally appropriate information breast
health through early detection, treatment, and access
to quality breast health services for the medically
underserved or underinsured/uninsured in western
Queens and Manhattan.
Increase early access to and retention in HIV Develop STD diagnosis and treatment capacity in
care in New York State
settings beyond government clinics.
Decrease HIV and STD disparities in New
York State
Prevent HIV and STDs
Cultural and linguistic barriers exist within the
Mount Sinai community. Mount Sinai attempts to
staff its programs with individuals who mirror its
patient population, including those for communities
of color, women, and GLBT identifying individuals
along with peers living within the targeted areas.
Mount Sinai continues to expand its efforts to
identify those infected with HIV at an early stage of
the illness. HIV-positive. New York State law has
mandated HIV rapid testing in primary care
programs, emergency rooms, and inpatient units.
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Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Promote mental,
emotional and behavioral
(MEB) well-being in
communities
Goals
Prevent and reduce occurrence of mental,
emotional and behavioral disorders among
youth and adults
Prevent suicides among youth and adults
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Interventions
Provide inpatient and outpatient mental health
services, supportive counseling, and brief crisis
intervention, as well as referrals for short- and longterm mental health services. Patients who require
psychiatric hospitalization are transferred to Mount
Sinai Hospital, and patients with psychiatric
disorders are treated through Mount Sinai
Psychiatric Department.
Support collaboration among leaders,
professionals and community members
working in MEB health promotion, substance
abuse and other MEB disorders and chronic Provide mental health services to patients at the
disease prevention, treatment and recovery
Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center (MSAHC)
and its school- based health centers. MSAHC
provides counseling, support, health education,
mental health, and family therapy services to the
community, as well as specialized services to
adolescent victims of child, physical, and/or sexual
abuse, teen dating violence, intimate partner
violence, rape, sexual assault, and commercial
sexual exploitation (The Mount Sinai Hospital).
Provide services to survivors of human trafficking
and sexual and domestic violence through the
Mount Sinai Sexual Assault and Violence
Intervention (SAVI) Program. SAVI provides
counseling, referrals, support services, and
education for survivors.
Provide MH Services in School based health centers
Mount Sinai Health
System: Beth Israel
Medical Center
CSP posted at:
http://www.bethisrael
ny.org/docs/Beth%20
Israel%20Medical%2
0Center%20CHNA%
202013%20F%20.pdf
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Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
The CSP indicated another intervention was being
employed that was unspecified and did not match a
specific intervention identified in the Prevention
Agenda
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Mount Sinai Health
System: New York
Eye and Ear
Infirmary of Mount
Sinai
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Prevent initiation of tobacco use by New
York youth and young adults, especially
among low socioeconomic status (SES)
populations.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
CSP not posted
Mount Sinai Health
System: St. Luke'sRoosevelt Hospital
Center
CSP posted at:
http://www.stlukesho
spitalnyc.org/uploade
dFiles/St._Lukes_Ho
spital/Saint_Lukes_C
ontent/Community_H
ealth_Services/St%20
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Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Lukes%20and%20Ro
osevelt%20Hospitals
%20CHNA%202013
%20F%20.pdf
NY University
Langone Medical
Center
CSP posted at:
http://www.nym.org/
GetInvolved/Community
88
Interventions
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Prevent initiation of tobacco use by New
York youth and young adults, especially
among low socioeconomic status (SES)
populations.
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.med.nyu.
edu/pophealth/divisio
ns/communityservice-plan
New York
Methodist Hospital
Goals
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults.
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote evidence-based care.
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Other: Reducing risk factors for obesity,
cardiovascular disease and cancer in the
Lower East Side and Chinatown, especially
among populations experiencing health
disparities.
Childcare settings and schools: implementing an
evidence-based professional development and
parenting program to lower rates of obesity and
improve mental health.
Primary care: adapting and implementing an
evidence-based program to improve health literacy
and foster family engagement to lower rates of
childhood obesity in the Chinese American
community.
Environment: developing and implementing a
community navigator program to facilitate access to
smoking cessation treatment, build support for
smoke-free housing, and reduce children’s exposure
to secondhand smoke.
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--case
management for high risk patients; lifestyle
counseling
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Programs/Communit
y-Plan.aspx
NewYorkPresbyterian
Healthcare System:
New York
Community
Hospital
Goals
Interventions
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Promote evidence-based care.
Prevent childhood obesity through early
child-care and schools.
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--A
general plan to provide education to discharged
patients about tobacco cessation, stroke prevention
and hypertension management.
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Other chronic disease goal: Additionally
there were various goals set for education,
medication compliance, and controlling the
disease
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-Increasing the number of community partners for
education and screening and collaborating with
current partners to prevent chronic disease
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Other chronic disease goal: Diabetes selfmanagement service/prevention in the
clinical setting Learning for life diabetes
program
The CSP indicated another intervention was being
employed that was unspecified and did not match a
specific intervention identified in the Prevention
Agenda
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.nych.com
/Community-ServicePlan
NewYorkPresbyterian
Healthcare System:
New York Hospital
Medical Center of
Queens
Focus Areas
Increasing number of people screened by NYM’s
Fred L. Mazzilli Free Lung Cancer Screening
Program
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
Adopting tobacco-free outdoor policies.
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
CSP posted at:
http://www.nyhq.org/
Community_Service_
Plan
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
NewYorkPresbyterian
Healthcare System:
The Allen Hospital,
Morgan Stanley
Children's Hospital,
Columbia
University Medical
Center, Weschester
Division, and Lower
Manhattan Hospital
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- linkages with health homes.
collaborations with networks
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Decrease
number of amputations in the diabetic population
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Promote mental,
emotional and behavioral
(MEB) well-being in
communities
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Promote mental, emotional and behavioral
(MEB) well-being in communities
Prevent suicides among youth and adults
Reduce tobacco use among adults who report
poor mental health
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Establish linkages with the OMH Early Recognition
and Screening Initiative in the region.
Promote smoking cessation among people with
mental health disabilities through partnerships with
the NYS Office of Mental Health.
CSP posted at:
http://nyp.org/about/c
ommunity-serviceplans.html
NewYorkPresbyterian
Healthcare System:
The Brooklyn
Hospital Center
CSP posted at:
http://www.tbh.org/c
ommunityoutreach/communityservice-plan
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County
Hospital
Priorities
North Shore-Long
Island Jewish
Health System:
Lenox Hill Hospital,
Forest Hills
Hospital, Long
Island Jewish
Hopital, Steven and
Alexandra Cohen
Children's Medical
Center of New
York, Zucker
Hillside Hospital,
and Staten Island
University Hospital
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Support collaboration among leaders,
professionals and community members
working in MEB health promotion, substance
abuse and other MEB disorders and chronic
disease prevention, treatment and recovery
Prevent underage drinking, non-medical use
of prescription pain relievers drugs by youth,
and excessive alcohol consumption by adults.
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Expand Bully Reduction/Anti
Violence Education BRAVE School Based
Program, Expand utilization of the UNIFIED:
Behavioral Health Center for Military Veterans and
their families evidenced based treatment and
resources by military personnel veterans.
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Expand the role of health care and health
service providers and insurers in obesity
prevention.
Increasing the availability, accessibility and use of
evidence-based interventions in self-care
management in clinical and community settings
CSP posted at:
https://www.northsho
relij.com/about/ourorganization/officecommunity-andpublic-health/reports
Richmond
University Medical
Center
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
CSP not posted
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--Provide
information on physical activity and nutrition
programs, and provide programs to the community.
Support the placement of DOHMH ads promoting
healthy eating and active living in the hospital
Promote
Healthy
Women,
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Maternal and Infant
Health
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Provide structured, comprehensive breastfeeding
education and professional lactation counseling and
support during pregnancy, in the hospital and at
home
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County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Infants and
Children
Goals
Interventions
Increase utilization of preventive health care Other maternal/infant health strategy-- 1) Centering
services among women of reproductive ages. Program for pre-natal patients with group support
Reduce premature births in New York State. and empowerment techniques. 2) Working with the
NYS Partnership for Patients to implement NYS
Perinatal Quality Collaborative Obstetrical Quality
Improvement Project with the goal of reducing
Implement maternity care practices consistent with
the World Health Organization's Ten Steps to
Successful Breastfeeding and increase the number of
Baby Friendly Hospitals in NYS.
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Promote mental,
emotional and behavioral
(MEB) well-being in
communities
Strengthen Infrastructure
across Systems
Promote a Injuries, Violence and
Healthy
Occupational Health
and Safe
Environme
nt
Rockefeller
University Hospital
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Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
Prevent and reduce occurrence of mental,
emotional and behavioral disorders among
youth and adults
Strengthen infrastructure for MEB health
promotion and MEB disorder prevention
Mobilize community for reducing alcohol use
Reduce violence by targeting prevention
programs particularly to highest risk
populations
Develop multi-sector violence prevention programs
(e.g., LHDs, criminal justice, social services, job
training, CBOs) such as SNUG, Cure Violence or
CEASEFIRE in high-risk communities.
Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
substance abuse-- Staten Island for Partnership for
Community Wellness is addressing alcohol use as
one of their priorities. Additional with the
relocation of the CPEP and the creation of the
MICA Recovery program, there should be
additional infrastructure to support needs.
Adopting tobacco-free outdoor policies.
Promoting NYS Smokers' Quitline.
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County
Hospital
Priorities
CSP posted at:
Preventing
http://www.rucares.or
Chronic
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Focus Areas
Goals
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Promote tobacco use cessation, especially
among low SES populations and those with
poor mental health.
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Increase access to information about the
importance of physical activity and healthy
nutrition choices
St. Barnabas
Hospital
CSP posted at:
http://www.sbhny.org
/index.php/communit
y_outreach/communit
y-service-plan
Preventing
Chronic
Diseases
St. John's Episcopal Preventing
Hospital
Chronic
Diseases
CSP posted at:
http://www.ehs.org/A
bout-Us/CommunityService-Plan.aspx
Promote
Mental
Health and
Prevent
Substance
Abuse
Promoting smoking cessation benefits among
Medicaid beneficiaries.
Adopt hospital policies to support use of health,
locally grown foods in patient meals
Adopt healthy meal and beverage standards for
meals served in hospital
Conduct research to support evidence-based
approaches to reducing obesity
Use public service announcements to promote
healthy eating and physical activity
Increase access to high
quality chronic disease
preventive care and
management in both
clinical and community
settings
Reduce obesity in
children and adults
Increase screening rates for cardiovascular
diseases; diabetes; and breast, cervical and
colorectal cancers, especially among
populations experiencing health disparities.
Create community environments that
promote and support healthy food and
beverage choices and physical activity.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy--cancer
screening outreach
Reduce illness, disability
and death related to
tobacco use and
secondhand smoke
exposure
Promote culturally relevant chronic disease
self-management education.
Other preventing chronic disease strategy-Community outreach symposiums and health
education
Prevent Substance Abuse
and other Mental
Emotional Behavioral
Disorders
Prevent underage drinking, non-medical use Other strategy to support mental health/ prevent
of prescription pain relievers drugs by youth, substance abuse-- Adopt Screening, Brief
and excessive alcohol consumption by adults Intervention and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT)
program
Prevent
Prevent HIV and STDs
HIV/STDs,
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Interventions
Increasing adoption and use of food standards
Increase early access to and retention in HIV Develop STD diagnosis and treatment capacity in
care in New York State
settings beyond government clinics.
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2014 New York State Hospital’s Selected Prevention Agenda Priorities, Areas of Focus, Goal and Interventions
County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
VaccinePreventable
Diseases
CSP posted at:
and
http://www.wyckoffh Healthcareospital.org/about/wyc
Associated
koff-in-theInfections
community
Wyckoff Heights
Medical Center
Goals
Decrease HIV and STD disparities in New
York State
Prevent HIV and STDs
Interventions
Other communicable disease prevention strategy-Positive Health Management (PHM) program
provides HIV primary care, Prevention and
Compliance via culturally competent services which
are provided by bilingual service providers; Via a
DOHMH contract, providing STD screening and
treatment to high-risk pop
Consider removing written consent provisions for
HIV testing except for persons in the criminal
justice system.
Promote
Maternal and Infant
Healthy
Health
Women,
Infants and
Children
Increase the proportion of NYS babies who
are breastfed.
Increase utilization of preventive health care
services among women of reproductive ages.
Prevention of unintended and adolescent
pregnancy
Reduce premature births in New York State.
Implement policies, community and organizational
systems and practices to expedite enrollment of lowincome women in Medicaid, including presumptive
eligibility for prenatal care and family planning
coverage.
Develop and implement local service networks and
coordinating strategies to ensure that women with
identified risk factors are linked to appropriate
community resources.
Expand use of guidelines for clinical management of
chronic diseases and other risk factors or events,
such as obesity, hypertension and hemorrhage,
during pregnancy and delivery
Help identify and recruit 'natural helpers' from
affected communities who can serve as trained
paraprofessionals in health promotion programs, and
individuals for professional education/training to
serve as health care practitioners in their
community.
Implement maternity care practices consistent with
the World Health Organization's Ten Steps to
Successful Breastfeeding and increase the number of
Baby Friendly Hospitals in NYS.
Link pregnant or postpartum low-income women to
local WIC services for breastfeeding and other
nutritional supports
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2014 New York State Hospital’s Selected Prevention Agenda Priorities, Areas of Focus, Goal and Interventions
County
Hospital
Priorities
Focus Areas
Goals
Interventions
Other maternal/infant health strategy-- NYSPFP:
Obstetrical Safety Initiative; creating a medical
home for women to receive routine care and ask
advice throughout their reproductive life
Provide routine preconception and inter-conception
health care for women of reproductive age that
include screening and follow up for risk factors,
management of chronic medical conditions and use
of contraception to plan pregnancies
Support the delivery of comprehensive clinical
family planning services, targeting resources to the
highest-need communities and populations. At the
local level, facilitate referral networks to link clients
in need of services to available resources.
Utilize health information technology to facilitate
more robust intake, enrollment, screening/risk
assessment, referral, follow up and coordination
practices across health and human service providers
Work with paraprofessionals to reinforce health
education and health care service utilization and
enhance social support to high-risk pregnant women
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