Mission, Vision, & ValuesOur Plan, Facts, & Figures |
- Mission
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Our Mission
Johnson County Community Health Services provides quality Home Health, Public Health, and Hospice to improve the quality of life for the communities we serve. - Vision
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Our Vision
Johnson County Community Health Services will be a leader in Home Health, Public Health and Hospice services.
- Core Values
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Our Core Values
1. Dedicated, competent, and professional employees provide compassionate care to all clients.
2. Establish community partnerships to address unmet needs and issues.
3. Effective management of resources and programs assure continuity and growth.
- Plan
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Our Plan
- Improve communications within departments, agency-wide, and in the community.
- Maximize benefits of technology.
- Enhance countinuing education and training.
- Increase awareness of services.
- Engage in continuous process improvement (CPI).
- Assure fiscal sustainablility.
- Create a healthy work culture that promotes individual accountability and embraces of change.
- Facts
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- Recently Expanded Hospice service into Lafayette County.
- Organized & Implemented H1N1 flu prevention program for Johnson County during the H1N1 pandemic of 2009-2010.
- County -wide Food Ordinance passed on 3/1/10; effective 7/1/10.
- Award winning Home Health & Hospice Staff.
- Accredited Public Health Department by the Missouri Institute for Community Health.
- Food Packages for WIC Program recently updated to include fruits & vegetables.
- Figures
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- Home Health & Hospice staff served over 400 patients in their homes in 2009.
- Serve an average of over 2000 Women, Infants & Children each month through the WIC Program.
- Public Health educated 412 participants who attended the following classes: CPR & First Aid, Childbirth Education, Food Safety Classes, OWTS Professionals Training during the calendar year.
- Environmental staff provided 1,200 inspections of the Food, Lodging & Daycare Providers in JJohnson County during FYE09..
- Immunized 20% of the Johnson County population with the H1N1 vaccine.
- During 2009, Public Health staff gave 2, 475 immunizations and checked blood pressure for 1,878 people.
- Environmental staff issued 120 Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems Permits during FYE09.
