Community Health Investment Program
Community Health Investment Program supports organizations delivering collaborative community health programs in the Platte Valley Medical Center service area to improve health, especially for low-income residents.
Funder: Intermountain Health
Due Dates: January 15, 2027 (February review) | April 15, 2027 (May review) | July 15, 2027 (August review) | October 15, 2027 (November review)
Funding Amounts: Financial requests must be reasonable
Summary: Supports organizations improving health in the Platte Valley Medical Center service area, especially for low-income residents.
Key Information: Applicants must hold 501(c)(3) status or be government/quasi-governmental units in good standing.
Description
Intermountain Health’s Platte Valley Hospital offers the Community Health Investment Program (CHIP) to support organizations delivering programs that improve community health, especially for residents with low incomes. The program reflects the hospital’s mission of “Helping people live the healthiest lives possible.” Applications must explain how the proposed work will affect the health of the population being served.
CHIP emphasizes demonstrated community needs within the Platte Valley Medical Center service area. Proposals involving collaboration with other community providers and organizations receive priority, including partners whose work is directly or indirectly connected to community health concerns. The program also considers alignment with the hospital’s mission and whether the financial request is reasonable.
