QC healthier, but assessment IDs areas of opportunity

By: Kenda Burrows|November 18, 2024

|5 min read

The 2024 assessment was sponsored by a coalition that includes Community Health Care, Inc., MercyOne Genesis, Quad City Health Initiative (QCHI), Rock Island County Health Department, Scott County Health Department, Trinity Muscatine Public Health and UnityPoint Health – Trinity.

The Quad Cities community has made progress over the last several years in tackling such health challenges as cancer death rates, fatal accidental overdoses, flu and pneumonia, cardiovascular risk, unemployment and cigarette smoking.

But those and other “areas of opportunity” for improving the health of residents in Rock Island, Scott and Muscatine counties still need to be addressed, according to the 2024 update of the

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QC healthier, but assessment IDs areas of opportunity

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