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SERVICES – Reorganization\nMark Waldenmaier\n(He/him/his)\nDirector\nOffice of Local Health Services (OLHS)\nNew York State Department of Health\nOffice of Public Health as one of key major units within the New York State Department of Health\nhttps://www.health.ny.gov/about/docs/org_chart.pdf\nNew York State Department of Health\nMovement of other major offices/centers, but maintained collaboration\nNew York State Department of Health\nTransformation of Public Health Practice to Public Health Infrastructure\nNew Division of Public Health Infrastructure\nOffice of Public Health Practice\nDivision of Public Health Infrastructure\nHealth, Wealth, & Well-being Unit\nPublic Health Infrastructure Grant Management\nPublic Health Corps Fellowship Program\nPublic Health Continuing Education Unit\nCommunity Engagement & Outreach Unit\nOffice of Local Health Services\nOffice of Local Health Services\nArticle 6 – State Aid\nPrevention Agenda\nOther Local or State Health Activities\nPublic Health & Health Planning Council (PHHPC)\nNew York State Association of County Health Officials (NYSACHO)\nPublic Health Accreditation Board (PHAB)\nAnnual State Aid Survey\nArticle 6 Reimbursement\nArticle 6 Performance Incentives\nState level planning and implementation\nLocal Level planning guidance and assistance\nOther Prevention Agenda Activities (Dashboard, Communications, etc.)\nPrevention Agenda Across the Department\nElizabeth Whalen, MD, MPH, DipABLM, Medical Director\nDivision of Public Health Infrastructure\nOffice of Local Health Services\nOffice of Public Health\nPrevention Agenda Team\nKeshana Owens-Cody, HRM, HPE, Director\nMark Waldenmaier, Director\nZahra Alaali, Prevention Agenda Coordinator\nQuestions?\nMark.Waldenmaier@health.ny.gov\nPublic Health and Health Planning Council – Public Health Committee – February 18th, 2026\n2025 END OF YEAR SUMMARY  NEW YORK STATE PREVENTION AGENDA​\nElizabeth Whalen MD,MPH,DipABLM\n(she/her/hers)\nMedical Director\nOffice of Public Health\nMark Waldenmaier\n(he/him/his)\nDirector\nOffice of Local Health Services\nPrevention Agenda Status\nState Level Implementation Activities\nState Health Assessment (SHA)\nLocal & Regional Level Implementation Activities\nPrevention Agenda Timeline 2025-2026\nSeptember\nJuly\nCommunity Health Assessment (CHA) due for Local Health Departments\nCommunity Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) & Community Service Plan (CSP) for Hospitals\nState Health Improvement Plan (SHIP) Approved\nAnnual Progress Report\nDecember\nDecember 2026\nTechnical Assistance Webinar for Local Health Departments & Hospitals (n=375/201)\nNovember\nOffice of Health Equity& Human Rights (OHEHR) Interagency Task Force\nCommunity Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) due for Local Health Departments\nJune 2026\nRefresh of the Ad Hoc Committee Membership\nOctober\n2025\n2026\nState Health Assessment (SHA) Approved\nState Health Assessment\n(SHA)\nOVERVIEW OF THE STATE HEALTH ASSESSMENT\nFollowed national Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO) Model\nEnsured meeting of Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB) requirements\nThe State Health Assessment process identifies & describes:\n• The health of the population and areas for health improvement\n• Contributing factors that affect health outcomes\n• Existing state assets and resources that can be used to address health needs\nDESCRIPTION OF POPULATIONS\nEconomic Stability\nEducation Access & Quality\nHealthcare Access & Quality\nNeighborhood\n& Built Environment\nSocial & Community Context\nDemographic intersectionality on Social Determinants of Health\nAlso includes Key Risk Factors and Outcome Measures\nProgress from prior Prevention Cycle 2019-2024\nFINDINGS OF THE STATE HEALTH ASSESSMENT\nAging and Diverse Population.\nLife expectancy has declined due to serious health threats, such as COVID-19 and the opioid crisis.\nChronic diseases, including cancers and asthma, continue to be a major burden.\nAccess to health care 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