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Final Reports

The 2025 Maine Shared Community Health Needs Assessment Reports are available below. Final reports from previous assessment cycles and links to the Maine CDC's and health systems' Health Improvement Plans are located at the bottom of this page.

2025 County Reports

Community Engagement Overviews

Below are the final 2024 Community Engagement Overviews. Each County overview contains a summary of findings from a county focus group, from the County responses to the statewide community survey, and a comparison of survey results between the County and the State. More information on the community engagement process is available in each County overview.

Data Profiles

Below is a list of the 2024 assessment Data Health Profiles for urban, county and health equity data. The county profiles contain over 250 data indicators with point in time comparisons and comparisons to Maine and the U.S. The urban profiles contain indicators as available based on data sources, with comparisons to their respective county and Maine. The health equity profiles contain indicators as available based on data sources, with comparisons to Maine and the U.S. More information on how the indicator lists were developed, data limitations, and the Maine Shared CHNA data analysis process, and indicator sources and definitions are available in each county profile. If you have any questions or concerns about the data please contact info@mainechna.org

Urban Profiles

Health Equity Profiles

County Profiles (updated 7/2025)

State Health Profile (updated 7/2025)

Previous Reports

2022 Reports

2019 Reports

  • Maine Report
  • Androscoggin Report
  • Aroostook Report
  • Cumberland Report
  • Franklin Report
  • Hancock Report
  • Kennebec Report
  • Knox Report
  • Lincoln Report
  • Oxford Report
  • Penobscot Report
  • Piscataquis Report
  • Sagadahoc Report
  • Somerset Report
  • Waldo Report
  • Washington Report
  • York Report

Health Improvement Plans

The Maine CDC, health systems, and Community Action Agencies use the Maine Shared CHNA county and state reports to develop their own health improvement and strategic plans. The state and health system health improvement plans will be accessible on each partners’ website as they become available.