Booth #104

Welcome to CSTE!

While we're in Grand Rapids, connect with our team to talk about Metopio's federal, state, and local health data sources. Our goal is to simplify the process of identifying disparities, tracking social determinants of health (SDOH), and meeting public health standards like MAPP 2.0 and PHAB accreditation.

We empower public health commissioners, directors, epidemiologists, program leaders, policymakers, and data analysts with the insights they need to understand their communities and design targeted interventions that align with strategic priorities and improve community health.

Let's Connect in Grand Rapids

Join us in Grand Rapids for a presentation with Cook County Public Health and the Ottawa County Department of Public Health!

How (and Why) to Combine Clinical, Community, and Surveillance Data — with AI — for Smarter Public Health Insights

In today’s complex public health landscape, actionable insights rely on breaking down data silos and using AI to connect the dots faster and more effectively. This session will explore the value of integrating clinical, community, and surveillance data, enhanced by AI, to drive more equitable and timely public health interventions. By combining structured and unstructured data, we can uncover hidden trends and support real-time decision-making. Join us to see how AI-powered tools and integrated data empower public health leaders to respond with greater precision and impact for healthier communities.

Tuesday, June 10 | 7:30 – 8:15 a.m. ET

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Learn how the Chicago Department of Public Health transformed the Chicago Health Atlas with Metopio

Get discounted access to Metopio’s powerful public health analytics.

Metopio is proud to partner with NACCHO to offer exclusive benefits to local health departments. Through this collaboration, NACCHO members gain discounted access to Metopio’s easy-to-use analytics tools, designed to streamline Community Health Assessments (CHAs), Community Health Improvement Plans (CHIPs), and other public health initiatives.

This partnership empowers NACCHO members with industry-leading public health data and analytics, helping local health departments work smarter, save time, and make informed decisions faster.

Key Metopio Features

Access ready-to-use health and demographic data to instantly analyze community trends.
Automate CHA/CHIP workflows to reduce manual work and complete assessments in half the time.
Generate reports in minutes, not months, with easy-to-use tools

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Hundreds of Datasets

Access to curated datasets and benchmarked health trends from trusted federal, state, and local sources.

AI-Powered Reporting

Ability to generate interactive maps, charts, and AI-powered reports instantly.

Ready-to-Use Templates

Frameworks to meet CDC Data Modernization Initiative priorities for collaboration and data sharing.

Streamlined CHAs and CHIPs

Community Health Assessments and Community Health Improvement Plans completed in minutes, not months.

“Part of our charge is to make sure that we can use data to share power for collective action and for collective purpose. Creating, sharing and being transparent about data provides an essential connection for education, discussion and capacity-building.”

Megan Cunningham, Former Managing Deputy Commissioner, Chicago Department of Public Health

“We’d had this collaboration for many years before the creation of the Health Atlas. But many times we were frustrated with our community health assessments and the tools we had at our disposal prior to the partnership with Metopio. It was just a challenging battle for us, because we didn't think we were seeing all the data we wanted to see and how to compile that. We’re not data scientists. We don't have a lot of extra time, being a staff of two co-directors. But the data is such an important factor in how we do our work [and now we have that access].”

Kayla Monfort, Co-Director at Activate Allen County

“History shows us that we can’t accomplish the most urgent challenges of our community by going it alone. This is a major, critical endeavor that shows how serious these collaborative partners are about addressing community needs in unprecedented ways, and having shared metrics on community priorities so we can build and sustain a healthy region.”

Alexis Pickering, Health Strategist for the Central and Southwest Health Districts of the Western Idaho Community Health Collaborative

Booth #104