Hawai’i Island Community Health Center Requesting Feedback for 2026 Community Health Needs Assessment

All Hawai’i Island residents are invited to share their honest opinions about healthcare on the Big Island during the Hawai’i Island Community Health Center’s Community Health Needs Assessment. This survey helps them to better understand healthcare needs and preferences island-wide, and will be used to plan future programs and services.

Whether you’re an HICHC patient or not, whether your experiences have been good or not, your feedback can help build a healthier future for our island ‘ohana, from keiki to kūpuna.

Please Share Your Mana‘o
The survey is quick and easy, confidential, and for Hawai’i Island residents only.

Take the survey here: https://hichc.org/chna26/

Each response helps Hawai’i Island Community Health Center to better understand local health needs and priorities, and they want to ensure they hear from as many people across the County of Hawaii as possible.

Your help is critical to making sure these survey results reflect real community needs.


About Hawaii Island Community Health Center
Hawaiʻi Island Community Health Center (HICHC) is a non-profit, federally qualified health center providing comprehensive, patient-centered primary care services to communities across Hawaiʻi Island. The organization is the largest non-profit community health center in the State of Hawai'i with clinic locations in Hilo, Kailua-Kona, Ocean View, Kaʻū, Keaʻau, Kealakehe, Kealakekua, Pāhoa, and Waikoloa.

HICHC offers medical, dental, behavioral health, pharmacy, and school-based health services. Founded to improve access to quality health care regardless of their ability to pay, HICHC serves patients of all ages with a focus on prevention, wellness, and whole-person care.

Hawai’i Island Community Health Center employs approximately 500 health care professionals and support staff, serves over 40,000 residents island-wide and has an operating budget of nearly $50 million.