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Coachella Valley Community Health Survey 2019 Coachella Valley Community Health Survey 2019 Thank You to our Funders Primary Funder The 2019 Coachella Valley Community Health Survey is made possible by a multi-year grant from Desert Healthcare District/Foundation which paid for about half of the overall costs across the three-year survey cycle. The Desert Healthcare District/Foundation has been the primary funder of the Coachella Valley Community Health Survey since its inception, and the survey would not be possible without their substantial support each cycle. Desert Healthcare District/Foundation 1140 N. Indian Canyon Drive Palm Springs, CA 92262 Phone: (760) 323-6113 To learn more about Desert Healthcare District/Foundation, please visit www.dhcd.org. Thank You to our Funders In addition to the generous grant from Desert Healthcare District/Foundation, this survey and this report would not be possible without the grants and contributions from the following outstanding organizations who have given between June 2018 and January 2020. These funders also helped us to raise awareness of the survey and encouraged their constituents to take the call, which was invaluable support. Funders are presented in descending order of funding amount; in cases where organizations gave at the same level, they are then ordered alphabetically. Gold $50,000 and up Eisenhower Health First 5 Riverside Riverside University Health System – Behavioral Health Silver $10,000 to $49,999 Desert Care Network: Desert Regional Medical Center & JFK Memorial Hospital University of California, Riverside – Center for Health Disparities Research (NIMHD U54 MD013368) Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP) Kaiser Foundation Hospitals Riverside County Office on Aging Riverside University Health System – Public Health Auen Foundation California Health Care Foundation – Oakland, CA City of Coachella City of Palm Desert Bronze $5,000 to $9,999 Desert Oasis Healthcare City of Palm Springs City of Cathedral City County of Riverside District 4 City of Desert Hot Springs Desert AIDS Project City of Indio Steve Tobin & Grace Helen Spearman City of La Quinta Charitable Foundation Thank You to our Funders Friends of HARC $100 to $4,999 We would also like to thank the “friends of HARC”, those generous individuals and organizations who have contributed between $100 and $4,999 since June 2018, presented in alphabetical order by last name/organization name below: Alzheimer’s Association – Coachella Valley Bill Ballas Karen Borja David Brinkman Dr. Juliet Brosing & Keith LeComte Dr. Janet Collins John Epps Mike Gialdini Dr. Glen Grayman Dr. Teresa Hodgkins Dr. Joel Kinnamon Dr. Jenna LeComte-Hinely & Braden Hinely Luz Moreno Eileen & Howard Packer Regional Access Project Foundation Dr. Greer Sullivan Giving to HARC As a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, donations to HARC are tax deductible to the extent allowable by law. If you find the data to be useful in your work, we strongly encourage you to donate to HARC to support our ability to provide this data. HARC’s federal employee identification number (EIN) is 20- 5719074. You can donate online at HARCdata.org/donate/ or by mailing a check to HARC at 41550 Eclectic Street, Palm Desert, CA 92260. Partners in Publicity In addition to our funders listed on the prior pages, HARC would also like to thank the many organizations who helped get the word out about the survey and encourage their constituents to take the call. These organizations helped publicize the survey at no charge because they understand the value of the data to the community. As a result of the dedicated efforts of these partners, more community members agreed to participate thereby improving the quality and accuracy of the data. These partners are listed in alphabetical order below. We apologize if we have inadvertently left any partner out. ABC Recovery Center FIND Food Bank ACT for MS Galilee Center Agricultural Enforcement Partners (Agricultural HIV+ Aging Research Project – Palm Springs Workers Outreach Event) iHub Radio – The Jeff Hocker Show American Heart Association Indio Senior Center Angel View Interfaith Alliance Borrego Health Jewish Family Service of the Desert Boys & Girls Clubs of Coachella Valley Joslyn Senior Center Boys & Girls Club of Palm Springs Ken Alan Braille Institute K-News Radio: Community Round-up with Carolyn E. Wylie Center Gene Nichols Cathedral City Senior Center Lund & Guttry LLP Clinicas de Salud del Pueblo Los Médicos Voladores (The Flying Doctors) Coachella Senior Center Health Fair Coachella Valley Association of Governments Mama’s House Coachella Valley Autism Society of America Marker Broadcasting with Ralph Squillace Coachella Valley Economic Partnership Mecca Library Coachella Valley Rescue Mission Mission Lakes Country Club Coachella Valley Resource Collaborative Mizell Senior Center Coachella Valley Volunteers in Medicine Molina Healthcare Consulado de México en San Bernardino Health Office of Assemblymember Eduardo Garcia Fair Office of Congressman Raul Ruiz Council of Mexican Federations in North Office of Supervisor Manuel Perez America (COFEM) OneFuture Coachella Valley CSU San Bernardino, Palm Desert Campus Operation SafeHouse of the Desert Desert Arc Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church Desert Best Friend’s Closet Our Lady of Soledad Catholic Church Desert Blind & Handicapped Association Palm Springs Animal Shelter Desert Hot Springs Library Palm Springs Unified School District Desert Living with Bryan Gallo on NBC Pueblo Unido Community Development Desert Medical Imaging Corporation Desert Oasis Chapel Radio Remanente Desert Recreation District Regional Access Project Foundation Desert Sands Unified School District RI International DPSS Family Resource Center in Desert Hot St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church Springs The Community Foundation El Sol Neighborhood Educational Center The Joey English Show Fair Foundation The Public Record Family YMCA of the Desert UC Riverside Palm Desert Center HARC Staff Jenna LeComte-Hinely, PhD Chief Executive Officer Cassaundra Leier, PhD Director of Research and Evaluation Chris Morin, MS Research and Evaluation Associate Jerry Quintana, BA Research and Evaluation Assistant Amairani Ramos, BA Research and Evaluation Assistant Theresa Sama Administrative Manager Acknowledgements HARC would like to thank the team at Kent State University’s Survey Research Lab, especially: • Dr. Greg Gibson, Director of the Survey Research Lab • Dr. Tim Rose, Data and Project Director HARC would also like to thank Brian Kriz, the statistician that weighted the data, and our two editors, David Meier and Dr. Janet Collins. Thank you to David Robinson for creating the map on page five; all other maps were created by HARC staff member Chris Morin. © 2020, HARC, Inc. Last updated on March 11, 2020. All information provided by HARC is proprietary information that belongs to HARC and is protected by U.S. and international copyright laws and conventions. Reproduction of HARC information must cite HARC as the source. Recommended citation: HARC, Inc. (2020). 2019 Coachella Valley Community Health Survey. Available online at www.HARCdata.org Cover and report design by HARC staff. Photos used on the covers and the section headers were purchased by HARC on depositphotos.com. Photos in the “Local Spotlight” sections were provided by those organizations. Cover design was inspired by the G-FINDER reports published by Policy Cures. HARC is in no way affiliated with G-FINDER, Policy Cures or Policy Cures Research. HARC Board of Directors Officers President Janet L. Collins, PhD Retired Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Secretary-Treasurer John Epps, BA Retired Center for Nonprofit Advancement, RAP Foundation Board Members Bill Ballas, MS, CFRE Managing Member WSB, LLC Veronica Barajas, BA Community Engagement Specialist Planned Parenthood of the Pacific Southwest Shayra Hernandez, BS East Valley Liaison and Agriculture Advisor Riverside County 4th District Supervisor V. Manuel Perez Teresa Hodgkins, PharmD, BCACP Vice President of Clinical Quality Initiatives Desert Oasis Healthcare Gemma Kim, MD, FAAFP Director, Family Medicine Residency Program Associate Clinical Professor UC Riverside School of Medicine Joel L. Kinnamon, EdD Superintendent/President College of the Desert Luz Moreno, BA Community Engagement Manager Clinicas de Salud del Pueblo Greer Sullivan, MD, MSPH Chief Research Officer Borrego Health William D. VanHemert, MSW Director of Grants Desert AIDS Project Contents INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................................... 1 Changes to Survey Content ............................................................................................................. 2 Local Spotlights .............................................................................................................................. 4 Geographic Profile .......................................................................................................................... 5 METHODS ................................................................................................................................................. 6 ADULT HEALTH .................................................................................................................................... 13 Demographic Profile ..................................................................................................................... 14 Healthcare Access – Ages 18 to 64 ..............................................................................................
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