Child and Family Health - Walla Walla Valley Early Learning Coalition

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Child and Family Health Tag

Children have access to routine, comprehensive healthcare services that support their mental, emotional and physical health and development. Mothers are able to support their children’s health by receiving prenatal and postpartum care.

16 Mar

Percentage of Children Birth to 3 who have Undergone Assessment with the Developmental Disabilities Administration within Cohort of Children Identified as Developmentally Delayed

11% (7 of 66)

Source (2019): Walla Walla Head Start ECEAP Community Needs Assessment 2019:13 file:///C:/Users/15095/Downloads/Walla%20Walla%20Head%20Start%20ECEAP%20Community%20Needs%20Assessment%20May%202019.pdf

16 Mar

Number of Mental Health Practitioners Qualified to Serve Families with Children 2-6

18

Source (2020): Mental Health Network of Walla Walla https://mentalhealthww.com/providers

16 Mar

Percentage of Children Receiving Dental Care in Last Year

62%

Source (2018): Walla Walla County Oral Health Status, 2018. (https://www.co.walla-walla.wa.us/document_center/Health/Oral%20Health/Walla%20Walla%20County_Oral%20Health%20Status_1.2018.pdf)

16 Mar

Percentage of Mothers Getting Prenatal Care in First Trimester

75% (499)

Source: Kids Count Data Center https://datacenter.kidscount.org/data/customreports/6947,6982,49/any/compared,single#ind4881

16 Mar

Number of Mothers Getting Six Week Postpartum Visit with Primary Care Practitioner in Greater Columbia Region

62.1% (393 mothers)

Source: “2019 Comparative and Regional Analysis Report: Washington Apple Health and Washington Health Care Authority.” 2019. Comagine Health, 29 and 78 (https://www.hca.wa.gov/assets/billers-and-providers/EQRO_Regional-Analysis-Report_2019.pdf).

16 Mar

Percentage of Children Accessing Primary Care in Greater Columbia Region

12-24 months 97.6% (5,816)

25 months-6 years 88.2% (29,722)

Source: “2019 Comparative and Regional Analysis Report: Washington Apple Health and Washington Health Care Authority.” 2019. Comagine Health, 73-74 (https://www.hca.wa.gov/assets/billers-and-providers/EQRO_Regional-Analysis-Report_2019.pdf).