St. John’s & The Community
Supporting a Healthy Jackson Hole
Medical services don’t amount to much if they don’t meet the needs of the community. We consider ourselves proud members of Teton County and want to do more to help you, our friends and neighbors, be the happiest and healthiest you can be. In our 100+ years in Jackson Hole, we have seen it grow into a vibrant, beautiful town with plenty to offer, and we are proud to say we have contributed to that effort through community wellness services and job opportunities.
The following are some of the ways
- Community Wellness – Our health and wellness services have grown exponentially over the years to help people fight disease before it starts. The worksite wellness program is a particularly beneficial service that provides local businesses with excellent medical resources for their employees. This includes physicals, on-site health courses, fitness screenings, and more. Learn More
- Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) – The annual CHNA is a survey of the general health condition of the community to determine what health issues local residents experience the most and how we can help prevent them. The results of this program help us decide which services to expand upon moving forward to better meet the needs of the community. Learn More
- The Living Center – Long-term care for our community is offered through the St. John’s Living Center. This is a nursing home facility that provides compassionate care to elderly residents and others who need more involved medical needs. We do not simply address the resident’s condition, we cater to their needs as a person and strive to give them a better quality of life. Learn More
- Economic Growth – Our community reach extends beyond wellness. St. John’s is a major employer of local residents. During fiscal year 2014, St. John’s paid $32 million in employee salaries and $8 million in payments to local vendors. With the ripple effect, this resulted in even greater economic value for the community.
Networks of Care
Healthy Teton County provides an online resource for individuals, families and agencies concerned with community health. It provides information about community health services, laws, and related news, as well as communication tools and other features. Regardless of where you begin your search for assistance with community health issues, the Network of Care helps you find what you need.
