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Partnering for Success: Working Together for a Healthier Community

The Health Improvement Partnership of Maricopa County (HIPMC) is a collaborative effort between Maricopa County Department of Public Health and a diverse array of public and private organizations addressing priority health issues through the Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP). 

➡️  See the public and private organizations who make up the partnership

As the fourth largest county in the United States with more than 3.8 million residents, we have a lot of ground to cover in impacting the health of our community! There are many strategic initiatives and programs already underway addressing similar health priorities. We would like to hear about these types of projects so that we can better reflect work being done more broadly and help identify opportunities for collaboration. 

Whether your organization is large or small, health-related or not, the HIPMC brings together all those passionate about promoting health and wellness within their respective communities. The CHIP process provides a forum to share ideas and resources as well as to identify gaps and barriers to existing services. 

There is a space for everyone at the HIPMC, for every level of engagement. 

➡️  Submit the HIPMC Partner Organization Acknowledgement form

For questions, please contact Strategic Initiatives Coordinator Seth Fritsch at (602) 372-0456. 

Enhanced Engagement: Become a HIPMC Partner Champion!

Do you want to take your organization's participation to a higher level of engagement? Consider becoming a HIPMC Partner Champion. HIPMC Partner Champions are those organizations that have:

Technical support, including evaluation and measurement, will be provided to partners as needed by MCDPH. Aligned initiatives will be documented in the CHIP Framework and Workplan and updated on a quarterly basis by MCDPH.

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Questions? Call Strategic Initiatives Coordinator Seth Fritsch at 602-372-0456.