Our Mission

The Common Health Coalition is the nation’s largest multi-sector health collaborative – a first-of-its-kind initiative spanning clinician groups, health departments, hospitals, payers, and community organizations. By uniting leaders who rarely share the same table, we turn alignment into action at a scale no single sector can reach alone.

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Our mission

The Common Health Coalition is a first-of-its-kind collaboration spanning clinician groups, health departments, hospitals, payers, and community organizations.

By uniting leaders who rarely share the same table, we turn alignment into action at a scale no single sector can reach alone and transform relationships into results for people and communities.

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Joining the Coalition is easy. If you are a health care or public health organization, click below, fill out the form, and tell us what you plan to do or are doing to advance the mission.

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Member spotlight

Three Dallas organizations joined forces on equitable approaches to COVID-19 and chronic conditions

Parkland Health, Dallas County Health and Human Services, and the Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation have established MOUs and business associate agreements to automate bidirectional data exchange. The partnership links clinical records, public health registries, and community data to power dashboards for outbreak response and equity-focused resource allocation. Built before COVID-19, the shared infrastructure enabled rapid case surveillance, hotspot mapping, and targeted outreach during the pandemic. Today, the same pipelines support chronic disease initiatives and social-needs referrals - giving all three organizations a single source of truth by which to set joint goals and track outcomes.

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Case study infographic: From COVID-19 to asthma-how sharing data supports health equity in Dallas, Texas, featuring Parkland Health, DCHHS, and PCCI
2026 Challenge pillars: Backbone, Funding, Data, and Community-cross-sector coordination, shared investments, regional data sharing, and community engagement
The 2026 Common Health Challenge

Regional Action Networks: Catalyzing Collaboration Across Communities

The 2026 Challenge highlights Regional Action Networks, collaborations between health care and public health organizations working across geographic borders and sectors to tackle shared health priorities, improving outcomes for patients and communities.

Take the Challenge by committing your organization to focus on building or strengthening Regional Action Networks and cross-sector partnerships.

2026 Challenge