2021 Community Health Assessment

This Community Health Assessment, conducted every three years, is a systematic, data-driven approach to determining the health status, behaviors and needs of residents in the Quad Cities and Muscatine areas. 

The community defined for this study includes residents of Scott and Muscatine Counties in Iowa and Rock Island County in Illinois.

For over a decade, the sponsors of this study have been collaborating on improving health status and quality of life in the Quad Cities region through the Quad City Health Initiative (QCHI). This work has been rooted in periodic community health assessments conducted by the health systems and health departments. New reporting requirements and best practice trends encouraged our local health partners to redesign our approach to community health assessment and create a comprehensive assessment process that meets the information and reporting needs of all partners.

Our coordinated assessment approach includes primary data collection, secondary data analysis, and qualitative input from community leaders. Each of our health departments convened a community health task force to review and prioritize secondary data and collect qualitative input from community leaders in Scott, Muscatine, and Rock Island counties. In addition, through QCHI, the health systems funded a survey and data collection for the bi-state area.

Community Health Improvement Plan

Based on that assessment, Trinity developed a Community Health Improvement Plan focused on key areas identified in the assessment. Read that plan here.

Our non-profit hospital's annual required report of our community benefits plan has been filed with the Illinois Attorney General's office and is available to the public upon request from the Illinois Attorney General.