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The Coalitions for Health Improvement (CHI) Leadership Council is made up of locally nominated members of Chelan-Douglas, Grant County, and Okanogan County Coalitions for Health Improvement. The CHI Leadership Council meets monthly to discuss regional priorities and share resources across the three Coalitions. Meetings are open to CHI members.

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To learn more about the CHIs, or the CHI Leadership Council, please contact Sahara Suval (sahara.suval@cdhd.wa.gov)

Grant County Coalition for Health Improvement (CHI)

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Our Charge
The mission of the Grant County Coalition for Health Improvement is to foster authentic community engagement and create an ongoing pathway for gathering input from diverse groups of community members for the work of the North Central Accountable Community of Health (NCACH). Coalition members will advise the Governing Board on issues directly related to NCACH’s mission and activities, including needs assessments and local health data; community health improvement plans and priorities; health improvement initiatives; project planning and selection; and delivery system transformation. Input from each Coalition, from the voting member on the NCACH Governing Board and through other means, will be utilized in the decision-making process of the Governing Board, and any decision and direction approved by the Governing Board will be shared with the Coalition from the Coalition Governing Board Member.

The first webinar in the 2019 Healthier Washington Quarterly Webinar series will explore the future of Healthier Washington, as the initiative moves into a new phase.

Healthier Washington’s State Innovation Model (SIM) grant ends in just two weeks, on January 31. This four-year, federal grant sparked the creation of the multi-sector, multi-agency Healthier Washington initiative. It kicked off the state-led portion of health systems transformation, and built a new foundation for health system change.

Healthier Washington remains focused on:

• Care that supports the whole person.
• A payment system that rewards value rather than volume, and supports providers to succeed. 
• A collaborative, regional, and community-based approach. 

A question and answer period will follow the presentation.

Presenters are:

• Sue Birch, Director, Washington State Health Care Authority
• Bonnie Wennerstrom, SIM Project Director and Healthier Washington Connector, HCA
• Maria Courogen, Special Assistant, Systems Transformation, Department of Health 
• Kennedy Soileau, Deputy Director, Communications, HCA

Date: Thursday, February 14
Time: Noon to 1 p.m.
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