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LLUHGIS continues to expose students, faculty, and staff to Health GIS applications and educational opportunities through community outreach activities. By applying geotechnology principles to health practices, LLUGIS has brought an unprecedented level of scientific exploration to public health policy decision-making. We offer various services such as:
- Mapping
- Community Health Needs Assessments
- Social Determinants
- Health Inequities
- Environmental Health
- Policy Impact Mapping
- Health Impact Assessment for Policy and Planning
- Healthcare Accessibility
- Service Coverage Analysis
- Behavioral Health Mental Health Service Analysis
- Veteran Health GIS Analysis
If you are interested in any of these services, please contact Dr. Seth Wiafe, PhD, via email at swiafe@llu.edu.
Recent Projects
Uplift San Bernardino: Vulnerable Areas
Uplift San Bernadino is focused on building a healthier community. The map below gives insights into vulnerable areas based on low income, unemployment, and low educational attainment. Click here to visit the interactive map.
Inland Empire Homeless Services Map
This map presents resources, facilities, programs, and services associated with the unhoused in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties. This map can be used for the planning and management of homelessness by local governments and community-based organizations. Click here to visit the interactive map.
Institute for Community Partnerships Map
This map shows the locations and types of partners that work with Loma Linda University Health’s Institute for Community Partnerships (ICP). ICP partners are actively working on various projects across the Inland Empire. The interactive map can be used to explore projects and find new ways to get involved. Click here to visit the interactive map.
211 Basic Needs of the Inland Empire
This StoryMap shows the top basic needs of each zip code within San Bernardino and Riverside Counties. Clicking on each zip code will also show the name of the incorporating cities, population, and call volume for the year. Data provided by the Inland Southern California United Way 211 Contact Center. Click here to visit the interactive map.
