CHOICE Regional Health Updates & Projects
Browse our collection of publications, special projects, and community initiatives designed to connect people with wellness resources and support services. From educational materials and community partnerships to outreach campaigns and special programs, these projects reflect our commitment to helping people access the information, services, and connections they need to thrive.
As we reflect on the past year, CHOICE is proud of the meaningful progress toward creating a healthier, more connected region. We have taken a giant leap forward in care coordination with CHOICE Connect and strengthened our region’s readiness for authentic Medicaid Transformation.
We want to share a valuable new resource developed by the Coalition of Accountable Communities of Health (CACH) to help frontline staff, community-based organizations, and service providers support individuals and families who may be impacted by upcoming federal changes to Medicaid (Apple Health) and SNAP benefits.
Expanded Nutrition Support services are now available asa benefit for some Medicaid recipients to better support overall health and wellness
Medicaid Transformation Project 2.0 (MTP 2.0) is Washington State’s next phase of investing in community-driven health improvement — and our region is well-positioned because of the foundation already built here. Through MTP 1.0 (in place 2017-2023), partners across our region invested in a care coordination network and collaborative approaches that strengthened connections between health care, social services, and community-based organizations.
The Health Equity Improvement Plan (HEIP) the Health Equity Learning Cohort (2.0), and Pilot Projects outcomes were the key vehicles for testing and refining health equity principles in a real-world setting. The HEIP framework connects all the elements of the plan, the cohort, and the pilots under a unified purpose.
The purpose of this implementation guide is to provide community organizations,educators, faith groups, healthcare providers, and policymakers with a structured,actionable framework for adopting and scaling Community-Initiated Care (CIC).
Community-Initiated Care (CIC) has emerged as a promising framework for empowering communities to take an active role in health support.
This plan reflects the insights, strengths, and shared learnings from two parallel processes: quarterly convenings with Tribal health leaders and the Health Equity Cohort, a group of community partners who worked together for seven months to identify systemic gaps, highlight community strengths, and establish a shared framework for action.
In 2025, CHOICE conducted an assessment to measure well-being in central western Washington. We asked community members across the region to take a survey to help us understand how the conditions where we live, work, and play impact our well-being. The survey is now complete.
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