1. Co-Champions: Angela Swartzman Scott Kashman Pastor William Glover
Healthy Lifestyles Update Our Community is Committed to a Culture of Healthy Lifestyles
Co-Champions:
Angela Swartzman
Scott Kashman
Pastor William Glover

2. Healthy Lifestyles
Encourage Lee County residents to pursue a culture of healthy lifestyles including access to nutritional information, physical activity and exercise, stress management, routine medical exams/check-ups, and information on prevention of risk factors for disease. Develop accessible community programs for health literacy, population management, system and policy changes to support a healthy and safe environment while improving the economics of health care in our community.

3. Healthy Lifestyles Scorecard
% of Population Obese
When a statistically significant increase in obesity was seen from 2007 to 2011 PRC surveys, Healthy Lifestyles was adopted as the top priority for Healthy Lee. By 2014, a 15% reduction in adult obesity was reported. This exceeds HP Goal here is to stay better than HP2020 at 23%
Tobacco Use
Lee County has improved and is better than both national and Florida Tobacco use rates but still not achieving HP 2020 goal.

4. Scorecard Cont. Infant Mortality
Lee County has improved and is better than HP 2020 goal or national and state averages for Infant Mortality.
Prenatal Care in the First Trimester
We lag Florida and the HP 2020 goal for prenatal care. Very little improvement here.
Low Birthweight
We continue to hover slightly higher than the HP 2020 goal. Need continued effort to improve. Data is for the FL 3-year average. No statewide data available after 2014.

5. Healthy Lifestyles Update
“Our Story”
Awareness
Collaboration
Intervention
Measured Outcomes

6. Healthy Lifestyles: Overview
Encourage Lee County residents to pursue a culture of healthy lifestyles.
A focus on healthier lifestyles helps serve as an economic catalyst for our community
Focus Areas include:
Expanding Commitment to Healthy Lee
Encouraging Healthy Lifestyles and Wellness Initiative in the Workplace, Neighborhoods, and Churches
Improving Nutritional Habits of the People in Lee County
Increasing Physical Activity of the People in Lee County
Influencing Policy and Environmental changes in support of healthier lifestyles
Awareness
The annual Work Plan of the HL Coalition is included in the 10 Year Narrative on page 13.

7. Healthy Lee Coalition: Momentum
Focused on creating and sustaining a community culture of healthier lifestyles
Meets Quarterly
New Co-Chairs: Angela Swartzman and Scott Kashman
Several New Goal Area Owners and revised Plan Document
Sally Jackson:
Expand Commitment to Healthy Lee
Christin Collins and Leslie Amick:
Encourage Healthy Lifestyles and Wellness Initiative in the Workplace, Neighborhoods, and Churches
Roy Beckford, Diana Giraldo and Brad Ward:
Improve Nutritional Habits of the People in Lee County
Tracy Siekmann:
Increase Physical Activity of the People in Lee County
Tessa Lesage and Dan Moser:
Influence Policy and Environmental changes in support of healthier lifestyles
Priority 1: Focus on Nutrition and Physical Activity
Priority 2: Recruit Healthy Lifestyle Ambassadors
Collaboration

8. Accomplishments & Observations
Measured Outcomes
Intervention
Pledge Campaign
Million Mile Movement
Engagement with Statewide Greenway Trails
Harry Chapin served over 6.5 million pounds of fresh produce
Malnutrition pilot reduced hospital length of stay by 30% and readmission by 39%
More outreach from UF Extension Service
Lee Community Healthcare: Good Food is Good Medicine
Food is Medicine Group (community wide, physicians and clinicians) focused on intentionally integrating nutrition into wellness plans
National Speaker Series
Horizon Council Healthcare Task Force engagement

9. Accomplishments & Observations
Updated content and links
Fit-friendly Companies
Grew beginner and family activities
Critical Mass Rides
YMCA
Couch to 5K
More bicycle-friendly or walk-friendly communities
Engaged Lee County Schools including “Healthy Me”
Supported TIGER Grant and ongoing government policies to promote healthy lifestyles, expand transit, bicycle and pedestrian network
Increased participation of government influencers and policymakers in Healthy Lee
Supported Lee County Sustainability Plan & SWFL Community Foundation
Intervention
Measured Outcomes

10. Observations
Measured Outcomes
2014 PRC Nutrition Data shows we are getting worse and we could be so much better
Remember the data used for the County Health Rankings tends to be several years old. Our 2014 PRC survey is newer than this data due to the variability in national and state survey years.
2012 data for PCPs data for Dentists data for psychiatric professionals. (Our new Florida physician shortage data and the 2015 published HHS shortage data are both more current than the County Health Rankings data.)

11. Daily Recommendation of Fruits/Vegetables
Measured Outcomes
Observations
17% fewer eat recommended fruit/vegetables
Daily Recommendation of Fruits/Vegetables
Remember the data used for the County Health Rankings tends to be several years old. Our 2014 PRC survey is newer than this data due to the variability in national and state survey years.
2012 data for PCPs data for Dentists data for psychiatric professionals. (Our new Florida physician shortage data and the 2015 published HHS shortage data are both more current than the County Health Rankings data.)

12. Observations Statistically similar 2007- 14 Measured Outcomes
Remember the data used for the County Health Rankings tends to be several years old. Our 2014 PRC survey is newer than this data due to the variability in national and state survey years.
2012 data for PCPs data for Dentists data for psychiatric professionals. (Our new Florida physician shortage data and the 2015 published HHS shortage data are both more current than the County Health Rankings data.)

13. Measured Outcomes
Observations
While Obesity improved 15% total overweight has stayed the same
Remember the data used for the County Health Rankings tends to be several years old. Our 2014 PRC survey is newer than this data due to the variability in national and state survey years.
2012 data for PCPs data for Dentists data for psychiatric professionals. (Our new Florida physician shortage data and the 2015 published HHS shortage data are both more current than the County Health Rankings data.)

14. Observations Those with NO activity Improved 25% 2007- 14
Measured Outcomes
Observations
Those with NO activity Improved 25%
Remember the data used for the County Health Rankings tends to be several years old. Our 2014 PRC survey is newer than this data due to the variability in national and state survey years.
2012 data for PCPs data for Dentists data for psychiatric professionals. (Our new Florida physician shortage data and the 2015 published HHS shortage data are both more current than the County Health Rankings data.)

15. Observations Improved 34.5% 2007- 14 Measured Outcomes
Remember the data used for the County Health Rankings tends to be several years old. Our 2014 PRC survey is newer than this data due to the variability in national and state survey years.
2012 data for PCPs data for Dentists data for psychiatric professionals. (Our new Florida physician shortage data and the 2015 published HHS shortage data are both more current than the County Health Rankings data.)

16. Next Steps: All About Relationships
Build on current Goal Area’s Momentum
Recruit More Healthy Lifestyle Ambassadors
Stay focused on nutrition and physical activity as priorities
Continue to show the economic impact healthy lifestyles has on our community, businesses and residents…that starts with our Relationships.
Please contact Scott Kashman, Angela Swartzman or the goal owners if you want to get more involved.

17. Healthy Lifestyles Discussion