The Greenwich Community Health Improvement Partnership (GCHIP) was developed in 2003 following a local community health needs assessment. The purpose of the GCHIP is to facilitate health improvement by increasing communication among and between local health care providers. The GCHIP is a project of Greenwich Hospital’s Community Advisory Board. Click here for a copy of the Community Health Needs Assessment Report.

The GCHIP includes a coordinating body, known as the Implementation Team, and three task forces which are addressing areas of health needs. The GCHIP regularly sponsors Health Summits where the task forces report out on their progress, and concerns on local health issues are addressed.

All task force meetings are open to the public. New members and input are very helpful. Click here for a list of upcoming task force meetings.

4th Friday of the month, meetings at Greenwich Hospital