2019-2021

• Attracting and retaining young families
• Having enough child daycare services
• Assisted living options
• Not enough jobs with livable wage

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2016-2018

• Attracting and retaining young families
• Assisted living options
• Jobs with livable wages
• Availability of resources to help the elderly stay in their homes

2019-2021

• Opioids
• Food insecurity
• Domestic violence

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2016-2018

• Chronic diseases/mental health/diabetes with a focus on diabetics
• Violence prevention/violence against women
• Obesity/childhood obesity

2019-2021

• Healthcare access
• Behavioral health and substance abuse

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2016-2018

• Access to affordable healthcare – cost of care services, insurance, and medications
• Addiction management – prevention, education, intervention, and recovery services
• Aging services – cost and availability of long term care, availability of memory care and access to affordable home-based services; homelessness and access to affordable housing
• Mental health – depression, stress, substance abuse
• Physical health – chronic disease, obesity, poor nutrition, and inactivity
• Underage drinking and substance abuse

2019-2021

• Not enough jobs with livable wages
• Depression/anxiety
• Cancer
• Cost of long-term/nursing home care

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2016-2018

• Availability of mental health services
• Availability of resources to help the elderly stay in their homes
• Attracting and retaining young families
• Adequate childcare services

2019-2021

• Ability to recruit and retain primary care providers
• Attracting and retaining young families
• Mental health services
• Depression

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2016-2018

• Ability to recruit and retain primary care providers
• Mental/behavioral health
• Drug and alcohol use and abuse
• Attracting and retaining young families

2014

• Elevated rate of excessive drinking
• Cost/adequacy of health insurance
• Concerns about availability of emergency services
• Cost of healthcare services
• Availability of resources to help elderly stay in their homes

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2019-2021

• Cost of health insurance
• Having enough child daycare services
• Adult drug use and abuse (including prescription drugs)
• Bullying/cyberbullying
• Attracting and retaining young families

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2016-2018

• Cost of health insurance
• Attracting and retaining young families
• Ability to meet needs of older population
• Ability to retain doctors and nurses in the area
• Adequate childcare services

2022-2024

• Mental health for all ages (includes depression/anxiety/suicide/stress)
• Ability to retain primary care providers and nurses
• Enough child daycare services
• Alcohol use & abuse (all ages)

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2019-2021

• Ability to retain primary care providers (MD, DO, NP, PA)
• Attracting and retaining young families
• Not enough affordable housing
• Availability of resources to help elderly stay in their homes

2020-2022

• Attracting and retaining young families
• Availability of mental health services
• Depression/anxiety (all ages)
• Availability of substance use disorder/treatment services
• Not enough affordable housing

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2017-2019

• Adult and youth drug use and abuse and availability of substance abuse treatment and services
• Attracting and retaining young families
• Assisted living options
• Mental health services

2019-2021

• Availability of mental health services
• Depression/anxiety – Youth
• Having enough child daycare services
• Bullying/cyberbullying

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2016-2018

• Ability to recruit and retain primary care providers
• Jobs with livable wages
• Adequate childcare services
• Obesity

2019-2021

• Availability of mental health resources
• Availability of resources to help the elderly stay in their homes
• Alcohol use and abuse by adults
• Drug use and abuse by youth

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2016-2018

• Attracting and retaining young families
• Adult alcohol use and abuse
• Adequate childcare services
• Depression
• Youth alcohol use and abuse

2022-2024

• Having enough child daycare services
• Suicide
• Availability of mental health and substance use disorder treatment services
• Drug use and abuse for all ages (including prescription drugs)

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2019-2021

• Substance use and abuse – all ages
• Extra hours for appointments, such as evenings and weekends
• Availability of mental health services
• Having enough child daycare services

2022-2024

• Availability of mental health services
• Alcohol use and abuse for all ages
• Not enough affordable housing
• Depression/anxiety

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2019-2021

• Availability of mental health services
• Depression and anxiety among the youth population

2020-2022

• Attracting and retaining young families
• Availability of mental health services
• Depression/anxiety for all ages
• Ability to retain primary care providers and nurses

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2017-2019

• Access to exercise and wellness activities
• Attracting and retaining young families
• Availability of specialists
• Youth alcohol use and abuse

2020-2022

• Mental health
• Youth and young adult substance use

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2017-2019

• Physical health with a focus on fitness and diet
• Mental health services to include both mental health and addiction services
• Aging services

2019-2021

• Heath Care Access
• Mental health/behavioral health and substance abuse

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2016-2018

• Affordable housing and hunger
• Cost and availability of long-term care and memory care
• Cost and availability of quality child care and quality infant care
• Bullying
• Presence of drug dealers and presence of street drugs and alcohol in the community
• Access to affordable healthcare and affordable insurance
• Cancer
• Chronic disease
• Obesity
• Poor nutrition/inactivity
• Depression
• Stress
• Substance abuse and use
• Flu vaccines

2019-2021

• Ability to recruit and retain primary care providers (MD, DO, PA, NP)
• Youth drug use and abuse
• Adult drug use and abuse
• Having enough child day care services

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2016-2018

• Ability to recruit and retain primary care providers (MD, PA, NP)
• Adult drug use and abuse
• Cost of health insurance
• Youth drug use and abuse

2019-2021

• Attracting and retaining young families
• Availability of mental health services
• Alcohol use and abuse
• Drug use and abuse
• Depression/anxiety

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2016-2018

• Cost of health insurance
• Poverty
• Attracting and retaining young families
• Adequate childcare services
• Youth drug use and abuse

2016-2018

• Improve access to behavioral health services, including addiction treatment and counseling
• Reduce incidence of prescription and illegal drug abuse
• Reduce the rate of obesity
• Reduce the incidence of binge drinking and alcohol abuse
• Improve care coordination and access to healthcare

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2013-2015

• Rate of obesity
• Access to mental health services
• Binge drinking/excessive drinking
• Impact of poverty on health
• Financial barriers to healthcare access

2019-2021

• Availability of mental health services
• Attracting and retaining young families
• Adult drug use and abuse

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2016-2018

• Physician retention and recruitment
• Access to specialists
• Access to fitness equipment
• Healthy eating
• Substance abuse education
• Support groups
• Collaboration with local EMS and the school system

2019-2021

• Availability of mental health services
• Youth drug use and abuse (including prescription drugs)
• Availability of resources to help elderly stay in their homes
• Youth depression/anxiety
• Attracting and retaining young families

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2016-2018

• Adequate childcare services
• Availability of mental health and substance abuse treatment services
• Lack of employees to fill positions
• Obesity/overweight
• Public transportation

2021-2023

• Attracting and retaining young families
• Availability of primary care providers (MD, DO, NP, PA) and nurses
• Ability to retain primary care providers (MD, DO, NP, PA) and nurses
• Not enough jobs with livable wages

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2018-2020

• Obesity/overweight
• Availability of substance abuse/treatment services
• Cancer
• Attracting and retaining young families
• Adult alcohol use and abuse (including binge drinking)

2016-2018

• Cancer
• Substance abuse
• Heart disease
• Services for seniors
• Mental health

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2011-2013

• Aging population services
• Lack of daycare
• Mental health

2018-2020

• Substance use
• Family and social support
• Obesity and physical activity

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2015-2017

• Obesity and physical activity
• Access to care – cost and adequacy of health insurance
• Employment – workforce
• Physical environment – not enough affordable housing

2019-2021

• Access to healthcare services
• Mental health
• Substance abuse
• Obesity

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2016-2018

• Access to care
• Substance abuse

2014-2019

• Elevated rate of excessive drinking
• Elevated rates of children in poverty/single-parent households
• Meeting needs of older population/resources for home living and caregivers

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2014

• Aging population services
• Elevated rates of children in poverty and in single-parent households
• Excessive drinking

2019-2021

• Ability to retain primary care providers (MD, DO, NP, PA)
• Depression/anxiety
• Alcohol use and abuse

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2016

• Availability of our providers
• Availability of dental care
• Ability to recruit physicians to the area
• Lack of knowledge of services offered locally
• Loss of patients to competing health systems
• Obesity/Diabetes/Poor Nutrition
• Depression/Mental Health

2020-2022

• Availability of mental health services
• Having enough child daycare services
• Adult alcohol use and abuse

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2017-2019

• Jobs with livable wages
• Having enough child daycare services
• Cancer
• Ability to recruit and retain primary care providers
• Youth drug use and abuse

2019-2021

• Availability of mental health services
• Attracting and retaining young families
• Depression and anxiety (all ages)
• Drug use and abuse in youth

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2016-2018

• Obesity, poor nutrition, and inactivity
• Mental health services
• Violence prevention
• Cost of healthcare
• Access and cost of childcare and infant care
• Bullying

2019-2021

• Mental health
• Transportation

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2016-2018

• Aging
• Children and youth
• Safety
• Healthcare access
• Physical health
• Mental health

2019-2021

• Ability to meet the needs of the older population
• Bullying/cyberbullying
• Adult population not getting enough exercise/physical activity
• Cost of long-term/nursing home care

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2016-2018

• Emergency services (ambulance and 911)
• Adequate childcare services
• Availability of mental health services
• Attracting and retaining young families

2019-2021

• Access to care
• Substance abuse
• Mental health
• Obesity

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2016-2018

• Access to care
• Substance abuse
• Mental health
• Obesity

2015-2020

• Mental health needs in adults and youth
• Limited daycare capacity
• Cost of healthcare services
• Physical inactivity

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2014-2015

• Cost and adequacy of health insurance
• Higher cost of healthcare for consumers
• Lack of daycare
• Mental health needs
• Obesity & physical inactivity

2019-2021

• Cost of health insurance
• Attracting and retaining young families
• Depression/anxiety

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2016-2017

• Ability to recruit and retain primary care providers
• Youth drug use and abuse
• Attracting and retaining young families
• Obesity/overweight

2019-2021

• Availability of mental health/ substance abuse treatment services
• Attracting and retaining young families
• Not enough jobs with livable wages
• Having enough child daycare services

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2016-2018

• High cost of healthcare
• Mental health in adults and children
• Maintaining enough healthcare and EMS workers
• Obesity
• Focus on wellness/prevention of disease – availability of exercise facilities

2019-2021

• Availability of mental health services
• Cost of health insurance
• Having enough child daycare services
• Drug use and abuse (including prescription drugs) – all ages

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2016-2018

• Alcohol use and abuse
• Traffic safety
• Assisted living options
• Jobs with livable wages
• Obesity/overweight

2019-2021

• Ability to retain primary care providers
• Youth drug use and abuse
• Adult obesity

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2016-2018

• Availability of resources for family, friends caring for elderly
• Help elderly stay in their homes
• Not enough jobs with livable wages
• Ability to retain doctors and nurses in the community
• Youth drug use and abuse (including prescription drug abuse)
• Diabetes

2022-2024

• Attracting and retaining young families
• Availability of mental health services
• Not enough healthcare staff in general
• Having enough child daycare services

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2019-2021

• Attracting and retaining young families
• Ability to meet the needs of the older population
• Youth Depression/anxiety
• Cost of health insurance

2014-2019

• Elevated level of sexually transmitted infections/spreadable diseases
• Elevated rate of severe housing problems
• Dissatisfaction with HIS/long waits for healthcare/access to provider
• Promotion of healthy lifestyle choices

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2019-2021

• Availability of mental health services
• Adult alcohol use and abuse
• Youth drug use and abuse (including prescription drugs)
• Having enough daycare services

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2016-2018

• Ability to recruit and retain primary care providers
• Adult alcohol use and abuse
• Cost of health insurance
• Adequate childcare services
• Obesity/overweight

2019-2021

• Attracting and retaining young families
• Depression/anxiety among the youth
• Having enough child daycare services
• Not enough affordable housing

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2016-2018

• Youth drug use and abuse
• Youth alcohol use and abuse
• Cost of health insurance
• Availability of resources to help the elderly stay in their homes
• Teen pregnancy

2019-2021

• Ability to retain primary care providers (MD, DO, NP, PA) and nurses
• Availability of resources to help the elderly stay in their homes
• Not having jobs with livable wages
• Not having enough places for exercise/wellness activities

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2016-2018

• Cost of health insurance
• Ability to recruit and retain primary care providers (MD, NP, PA)
• Availability of resources to help elderly stay in their home
• Access to exercise and wellness activities

2019-2021

• Ability to recruit and retain physicians
• Domestic violence
• Affordable housing

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2016-2018

• Affordable housing
• Availability of specialists
• Adult drug use and abuse (including prescription drugs)
• Ability to retain physicians in the area

2019-2021

• Ability to get appointments for health services within 48 hours
• Availability of mental health services
• Availability of primary care providers
• Extra hours for appointments, such as evenings and weekends
• Having enough child daycare services

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2016-2018

• Availability of mental health services
• Availability of substance abuse/treatment services
• Adult drug use and abuse
• Youth mental health

2020-2022

• Availability of mental health services
• Ability to retain primary care providers (MD, DO NP, PA) and nurses
• Attracting and retaining young families
• Availability of resources to help the elderly stay in their homes

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2017-2019

• Availability of resources to help the elderly stay in their homes
• Availability of primary care providers
• Ability to recruit and retain primary care providers