Who we are:
Big Bend Health Council
The Big Bend Health Council is a non-profit
health planning organization serving Bay,
Calhoun, Franklin, Gadsden, Gulf, Holmes,
Jackson, Jefferson, Leon, Liberty, Madison,
Taylor, Wakulla and Washington counties
since 1969. The councils are governed by
twenty-one concerned citizens who are
appointed by the fourteen county
commissions of the service area. The council
members are health leaders within their
communities. They provide or purchase
health care for large segments of the
community, or they are interested, active and
concerned consumers. The council shares a
staff of health planning professionals with the
Northwest Florida Health Council, as well as
a central office located in Panama City.
health planning organization serving Bay,
Calhoun, Franklin, Gadsden, Gulf, Holmes,
Jackson, Jefferson, Leon, Liberty, Madison,
Taylor, Wakulla and Washington counties
since 1969. The councils are governed by
twenty-one concerned citizens who are
appointed by the fourteen county
commissions of the service area. The council
members are health leaders within their
communities. They provide or purchase
health care for large segments of the
community, or they are interested, active and
concerned consumers. The council shares a
staff of health planning professionals with the
Northwest Florida Health Council, as well as
a central office located in Panama City.
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