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What is a Public Health Institute?

Public Health Institutes are nonprofit, multi-sector entities that serve as partners and conveners to improve population-level health outcomes and foster innovations in health systems. Read More 


Careers At LPHI

  • TFL Regional Coordinator, Region IV
  • Health IT Implementation Specialist
  • Project Analyst
  • Information Services Intern
  • TFL Region III Regional Coordinator
  • TFL Region II Regional Coordinator
  • Director, Health Systems Development Division

Louisiana's Top Health Issues:

  • Asthma
  • Diabetes
  • Heart Disease
  • Infant Mortality
  • Obesity
  • Tobacco Use
  • Disparities



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Promoting Utilization of Neighborhood Medical Clinics

LPHI’s Division of Media and Communications devised and implemented a full marketing/communications plan for several neighborhood clinics in New Orleans. The goal of the plan was to raise awareness of the clinics, increase patient volume, and help patients establish primary medical homes for regular care.

 

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NEWS

GNO Community Health Clinics

Today in the New Orleans area, there are more quality community-based medical clinics than ever before, including more than 90 sites located across Orleans, Jefferson, Plaquemines and St. Bernard parishes - all run by well-known and trusted providers.

Most of the medical clinics accept private and public health insurance, or payments can be made on an income-based ...
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Highlights:

Parish by Parish Health Rankings Report Now Available A new report released by the University of Wisconsin ranks the health of all 64 Louisiana parishes, with St. Tammany parish ranked as the healthiest and Madison parish as the least healthy in the state. The report shows how multiple factors influence health, including smoking, obesity, binge drinking, teen pregnancy and more. The report also stresses the importance of parish-wide engagement and the role of health policy in local and state health improvement efforts. View the report online at www.countyhealthrankings.org, which includes a snapshot of each parish in Louisiana with a color-coded map comparing each parish’s overall healthRead More

Tips for Longevity from the Blue Zones Researchers have identified areas of the world where life expectancy is much higher and rates of... Read More

The Louisiana Campaign for Tobacco-Free Living Announces Availability of Community Advocacy Grants The Louisiana Campaign for Tobacco-Free Living (TFL) announces...Read More

White House Announces Apps for Healthy Kids Competition As part of the national Let’s Move campaign, First Lady Michelle Obama has announced the Apps... Read More

New study links school-based health centers to reduced risky behaviors among youth A new study released by School Health Connection suggests that adolescents...Read More

Don?t Be Fooled By ?Healthy? Frozen Dinners Many pre-packaged frozen dinners tout “healthy” names or labels, but a closer look at the nutritional... Read More

CDC's Communities Putting Prevention to Work Grant LPHI is working with local partners to apply for a federal grant designed to create healthier Louisiana communities... Read More

Flu Prevention Resources According to the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, as many as 20,000 Louisianians have contracted...  Read More

This is Public Health Public health is not just for the professionals. Public health is your health and your health is only as good as the world around you...Read More

Expert Health Care Reform Resources A comprehensive approach to health insurance, provider payment, and care delivery system reforms has the potential to…  Read More

4 Years Later: Debunking the myth that there is no affordable health care in metro New Orleans post-Katrina. As New Orleans area residents mark the fourth anniversary...Read More

Tobacco-Free Living Aims for Tobacco-Free Colleges Louisiana college students are advocating for smoke-free policies on their campuses…  Read More

Developing Electronic Medical Records Thanks to a new technology initiative, many New Orleans Metropolitan-area students will soon see improvement in the quality... Read More

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Our Competencies

After 10+ years of managing an array of successful public health programs and partnerships, LPHI has developed competencies in the following areas...Read More

 


Our Services

To help meet the needs of partner
organizations, LPHI provides services
including Evaluation Design and
Implementation, Electronic Medical
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Our Staff

Tung Ly - Senior Program Analyst


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