Large and small hospitals and health systems are looking to improve & automate the Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) process. IP3 ASSESS was originally developed in partnership with one of the largest health systems in the U.S. and supports those looking to discover the best way to engage and invest in community and do more than simply meet federal CHNA requirements.

Funding organizations, including philanthropies and foundations, endowments, and government agencies all benefit from using data to inform decisions and prioritize financial investments in communities, topic areas, and among grant applicants. IP3 ASSESS enables exploration of data across topics and geographic areas.

Often, networks of organizations, coalitions, collaboratives, or clinics seek to align work across an entire state to advance equitable well-being. This includes coordinating strategic planning, investments, and implementation initiatives. IP3 ASSESS provides a simple, shared lens with which to view, analyze, and interpret data to catalyze collective action, track the same metrics over time, and ensure equitable, effective community investment.

Small and large community coalitions working to improve community conditions around a specific topic area (e.g. food access) and/or with a more broad focus to advance equitable community well-being benefit from access to data and simple data interpretation to help guide and prioritize investments.