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Envision 2020 is a community-driven strategic planning effort involving citizens and leaders in the Central Alabama counties of Autauga, Elmore, Lowndes, Macon and Montgomery – the River Region. Its purpose is to develop shared goals encompassing all aspects of the region’s future and to see that those goals are implemented.
River Region Healthcare Access Initiative
Our Vision: A medical home for every resident of the River Region.
Our Mission: To create the permanent relationship structure that will ensure a financially sustainable, accessible, affordable and comprehensive healthcare system for every citizen of the River Region.
Current Focus

Objectives
Objectives for Implementation of Recommendations in the HMA Report Healthcare Access in the River Region January 2012 Preface Envision 2020 is a process of active engagement for positive change. Understanding that local healthcare access issues must be solved through active partnerships of local people, as well as within the framework, challenges and opportunities that impact healthcare at the state and federal levels, it is anticipated that Envision will continue to serve as the leader to create effective and fruitful relationships. Recruitment and Retention of Healthcare Professionals • Under the leadership of Hannah Chadee, who was hired on November 1, 2011 as director of this new program, action has begun with ongoing collaborative partnerships among the hospitals, the federal health clinic system, the regional school systems and the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce. • The first task that is currently underway is branding the work, which will be … [Read More...]
Definition of Hope:
A desire of some good, accompanied with an expectation of obtaining it, or a belief that it is obtainable; an expectation of something which is thought to be desirable; confidence; pleasing expectancy. This photograph was given to Envision 2020 co-founder, George Goodwyn, as symbolic of the promise of this new collaboration among citizens, business and government. The picture was made by John Scott and is of a concrete wheel bumper he found in the parking lot on lower Washington Avenue adjacent to Court Square.