Who we are:
The Northwest Florida Health Council is
a private, non-profit health planning
organization serving Okaloosa,
Escambia, Santa Rosa and Walton
counties since 1969. The councils are
governed by twelve concerned citizens
who are appointed by the four 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 Big Bend Health
Council, as well as a central office
located in Panama City.
a private, non-profit health planning
organization serving Okaloosa,
Escambia, Santa Rosa and Walton
counties since 1969. The councils are
governed by twelve concerned citizens
who are appointed by the four 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 Big Bend Health
Council, as well as a central office
located in Panama City.
Northwest Florida Health Council
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Northwest Florida & Big Bend Health Councils