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Welcome to the future location of SFHIP.org!
![]() Health Matters in San Francisco is changing to SFHIP. If you have been redirected from SFHIP.org, please read on for more information or click here.
What is SFHIP?
The San Francisco Health Improvement Partnership (SFHIP) is a cross-sector collaboration designed to improve the health and wellness of all San Franciscans. SFHIP combines into one aligned framework the efforts of three successful community health improvement collaborators: San Francisco's non-profit hospitals and their Community Benefits Partnership (CBP) and Building a Healthier San Francisco (BHSF) projects; the Clinical and Translational Science Institute at the University of California (CTSI), San Francisco, which supported the first phase of SFHIP; and the San Francisco Department of Public Health and its community health improvement process.
What will SFHIP do?
Motivated by a common vision, values, and community-identified health priorities, SFHIP will drive community health improvement efforts in San Francisco. The road map for SFHIP is San Francisco's Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP), the development process for which engaged close to 700 community residents and local public health system partners. The CHIP identifies San Francosco's shared health priorities:
The CHIP also identifies goals, objectives, measures, and strategies for each priority. Building on this foundation, SFHIP will "move the needle" on community health in the next three to five years, and future iterations of the CHIP will drive SFHIP going forward.
What will change?
HealthMattersinSF.org will change to SFHIP.org. Over the next few months you will notice changes to the URL and some subtle changes to the look and feel of the site. Over the next year, this website will become the new SFHIP.org and serve to provide information regarding SFHIP's new struture. Founded on the concept of Collective Impact, SFHIP's formal structure is designed to ensure better coordination, accountability, community engagement, and improved community health and wellness:
How can I learn more about SFHIP and become involved?
Please visit this site for more information in the future, or email SFHIP at info@sfhip.org. SFHIP's success depends on the engagement of partners like you, and we look forward to hearing from you. Together, we will create a San Francisco of healthy people, healthy familites, and healthy communities!
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