HIP 2020 Objectives

Washtenaw County health improvement objectives for 2020 were established in 2007. These targets focus community partner efforts and provide an avenue for measuring progress.

The 52 health objectives fall into four priority groups: healthy kids, adults, older adults, and healthy communities. Within each priority group, the objectives are categorized into critical health issues: chronic and infectious disease; perinatal, preconceptual, and mental health; substance abuse; injury; and access to care.

For a comprehensive list of HIP health objectives, download our new HIP 2020 objectives brochure. (To print, we recommend using legal sized paper (8.5" by 14"). You may also contact us for a hard copy.)

You may also view objectives by clicking below on the Priority Group or Critical Health Issue of your interest.

HIP Priority Groups:

• Healthy Kids
• Healthy Adults
• Healthy Older Adults
• Healthy Communities

HIP Critical Health Issues:

• Access to care
• Chronic disease
• Environment and Policy
• Infectious disease
• Injury
• Mental health
• Perinatal health
• Preconceptual health
• Substance Abuse
• Surveillance to be developed

Last Updated 4/25/08