Family Planning Community Needs Assessment

Your feedback will help us improve family planning and reproductive health services in our community. This survey is anonymous and voluntary. Your responses will be used to better understand community needs and improve access to quality healthcare.
Section 1: About You
1.What county do you live in?
2.What is your age?
3.What best describes your gender identity?
4.What best identifies your race/ethnicity?
5.Which best describes your household income?
6.Do you currently have health insurance?
Section 2: Healthcare Access
7.Do you have a regular healthcare provider that you see routinely?
8.Have you delayed or avoided healthcare in the past 12 months?
9.If you answered yes in question 8, what were the reasons?
(Check all that apply.)
Section 3: Family Planning Services
10.Have you ever used family planning services?
11.If you answered yes in question 10, what services have you used?
(Check all that apply.)
Section 4: Needed Services
12.Which services would you like easier access to?
(Check all that apply.)
Section 5: Barriers
13.What makes it difficult to receive reproductive healthcare?
(Check all that apply.)
Section 6: Preferred Access
14.Which clinic hours would work best for you?
15.How would you prefer to schedule appointments?
16.How would you like to receive health information?
(Check all that apply.)
Section 7: Community Awareness
17.Before today, were you aware that low-cost or free family planning services were available locally?
18.How did you hear about these services?
Section 8: Satisfaction (If previously used services)
19.If you've used our services, please rate the following:
Excellent
Good
Fair
Poor
Ease of scheduling
Wait time
Staff respect
Privacy
Provider communication
Section 9: Community Priorities
20.What are the three biggest reproductive health concerns in your community?
(Check up to three.)
Section 10: Final Thoughts
21.What additional services would you like to see offered?
22.What is one thing healthcare providers could do to better meet the needs of people in your community?