Our community commitment
Jack Lynch, FACHE, President and CEO and Rosangely Cruz-Rojas, DrPH, Vice President, Chief Diversity & Equity Officer introduce the System's inaugural report.
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Community Health Impact Report
Main Line Health's inaugural Community Health Impact Report highlights the System's collective commitment to improving the health and well-being of the communities we serve. We take pride in being a trusted partner in the neighborhoods we serve across Philadelphia and its suburbs. The report showcases our unwavering commitment to providing safe, high-quality, equitable and affordable care while working with our communities.
This work is the true power of collaboration — coming together with you, our neighbors, to tackle shared health challenges and create lasting solutions. Our two-step approach begins with listening and learning from communities to understand their unique health needs. From there, we partner with local organizations to drive meaningful change and improve outcomes.
Explore the report's stories below or download the full report.
Community impact founded on collaboration
Main Line Health takes a grass-roots approach to community health, including an ongoing focus on community-identified concerns. It is a contrast from a traditional top-down approach that sets the System apart.
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A broader approach to serving the community
Main Line Health’s transition to a System-wide approach to community health has expanded its impact, delivering innovative programs that address diverse needs and improve lives across its communities.
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A national honor for equity of care efforts
Main Line Health was awarded the 2024 Carolyn Boone Lewis Equity of Care Award by the American Hospital Association for its strategic collection and utilization of data and initiatives to improve the health of communities of color.
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Fighting food insecurity with fresh produce
Through initiatives like the Deaver Wellness Farm, Main Line Health transforms fresh food into medicine, addressing food insecurity for patients in need.
Lankenau Medical Center
Sending myths about vaping up in smoke
Dr. Annamarie Koller helped forge a community partnership to deliver face-to-face education on the dangers of vaping, countering misinformation and empowering teens with facts to make healthier choices.
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Delivering healthcare for those without insurance
Community Volunteers in Medicine provides healthcare to low-income, uninsured individuals through a network of dedicated volunteers and clinicians.
Paoli Hospital
Vivid mock crash warns teen drivers of dangers
Main Line Health works alongside local first responders and nearby school districts to facilitate mock crash programs across the region.
Riddle Hospital
Learning to walk, again
After a life-altering hemorrhagic stroke, Amy Casarella found hope and independence through Project SEARCH, a program that equips adults with disabilities for meaningful employment.
Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital
Using art to strengthen child-parent bonds
Through a partnership with Scott’s Way, Mirmont Treatment Center helps parents in recovery from substance use disorder connect with their children through art and creative therapy.
Mirmont Treatment Center
Hospice Care for vets receives high recognition
Main Line Health’s HomeCare & Hospice program, recognized as a Level 5 Partner in the We Honor Veterans program, provides compassionate care, outreach and education to honor and support veterans in their final stage of life.
HomeCare & Hospice
LGBTQ+ inclusive care is a staple of Main Line Health
Main Line Health is dedicated to providing inclusive, affirming and safe care to members of the LGBTQ+ patient population.
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