Creating Healthier Communities Together
Together with our partners, we’re working towards a more holistic and equitable system where local services better support all dimensions of well-being for every community member. Social and economic factors like food security, housing and jobs determine more than 60% of well-being. Clinical care addresses symptoms, but the root of well-being begins in the community.
Creating Healthier Communities Together
Together with our partners, we’re working towards a more holistic and equitable system where local services better support all dimensions of well-being for every community member. Social and economic factors like food security, housing and jobs determine more than 50% of well-being. Clinical care addresses symptoms, but the root of well-being begins in the community.
Register for
Edge of Amazing 2024
Edge of Amazing is a conference dedicated to connecting, educating and inspiring health and well-being advocates. Join us for the Tenth Annual Edge of Amazing on Tuesday, October 1st.
Edge of Amazing returns to the Delta Hotels by Marriott in Everett. We look forward to seeing you there!
How We Work
Listen to the Community
Every community is unique and hosts a diverse range of well-being satisfaction and health concerns. Each year, PIHC conducts a county-wide survey that tracks well-being trends in the community over time. We use the results to identify the areas of greatest need in our community. To learn more, take a look at My Community Health and Well-Being Monitor.
Create Interconnection
Health happens where and while we live, work and play. Collaborating with communities and creating connections allows us to improve access to resources, build better clinical and community linkages and develop trusted partnerships. The connections we make help our partners to address all the dimensions of an individual’s health. For more details, see Edge of Amazing and PIHC LiveWellLocal.org.
Harness the Power of Partnerships
We believe that everything we need to thrive is readily available within our communities. By fostering connections, sharing common tools and information we’re working to support a collective means for the community to work together to expand the depth, usability and equity of available resources. For details, see Community Outreach and MyLiveWell360.
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We work upstream from medical care, addressing the social and economic factors that contribute to poor health.
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Addressing the root causes of poor health outcomes creates a happier, healthier community and reduces burden on the medical system.
Factors like access to healthy food, reliable housing and personal safety play a much larger role in well-being than clinical care.
We connect the community with local well-being partners, creating a sustainable approach to our collective health.
Our 2023 Impact
38
Total blog posts. All blog posts recieved 1,598 views
122
Facebook partner shares with 1,897 engagements
43,930
visits to the LiveWellLocal.org website (22% increase) with 25,500 program views and outbound website clicks.
12,850
people reached through 26 community health and well-being events.
307
Edge of Amazing attendees from 94 community partner organizations.
10 full scholarships were awarded.
1,359
Residents surveyed in 2021 Health and Well-being Monitors.
Get Involved
Share an Event
Do you have an upcoming community event? Email us and we’ll help promote it on our Facebook page.
Post A Resource
If your organization offers community well-being resources, you can post them for free on LiveWellLocal.org.
Volunteer
We occasionally utilize volunteers in outreach. Volunteers must go through Providence orientation.
Access the Latest Data
Read the 2023 Snohomish County Health and Well-being Monitor results.
