Community Benefit is a program or activity that provides treatment or promotes health and healing as a response to identified community needs and meets at least one of these community benefit objectives:
To be considered as a community benefit, programs must meet fit specific criteria including showing measurable (process or impact) outcomes and a financial outlay. Information is collected and analyzed by our staff based upon an established accountability and eligibility system.
Children’s National Hospital is dedicated to providing world-class clinical care and building a community where every child can grow up stronger. Please see our 2021 Community Benefit Report (PDF) and infographic (PDF) to learn more about the work we’re doing in our community. If you would like to receive a printed copy of the report, please contact us.
As part of our Community Benefit work, every three years we conduct a community health needs assessment which is used to identify the primary needs of Washington, D.C.
We are proud to share our 2021 Community Benefit Report, which details the community health improvement efforts we have undertaken, led by our staff and clinicians.
Take a look at this snapshot of our 2021 Community Benefit highlights.