About Us

Community Benefit

Improving the health of our community

Guided by our mission, Adventist Health Clear Lake’s calling is to help improve the lives of our friends and neighbors in Lake County and beyond – not only by providing exceptional healthcare, but also by extending our impact beyond our hospital walls through strategic community investments.

Making an impact in our community

Every three years, Adventist Health Clear Lake completes a Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) that is grounded in comprehensive health and well-being data paired with the voices and experiences of community members. Guided by these insights, hospital and community leaders intentionally address the greatest health needs through the Community Health Implementation Strategy (CHIS).

The high needs outlined in our 2025 Community Health Needs Assessment are:

  • Education
  • Housing
  • Social and Economic Context

View the reports

Find electronic copies of current and previous CHNA and CHIS reports:

Community Health Plan Update:

2025 | 2024 | 2023

Community Health Implementation Strategy:

2026 | 2023

Community Health Needs Assessment:

2025 | 2022

Contact us

We value your input on our Community Health Needs Assessment and Implementation Strategy.  We invite you to submit comments or requests for paper copies free of charge. 

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Community Impact

Meet Laura Jean

After facing eviction, Laura was sleeping in her car and was not taking her diabetes and heart medications because of the cost, causing kidney failure. With nowhere else to go, Adventist Health Clear Lake provided Laura with a home at Project Restoration. There, she found strength, hope, and healing.  

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We’re all made for more

In 2025, Adventist Health provided more than $1 billion in community impact spend across the system. Read our Community Impact Report for more information about how we are working to improve health in communities across the West Coast, including Clearlake and surrounding areas.

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