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Blue Zones Community Assessment Readout Webinar, 8/18/26

Missed the Blue Zones Community Readout from 8/18/26? Watch the playback and see the slide deck and Impact Report below.

Blue Zones Impact Report: 

  • Captures findings and readiness based on information gathered during the assessment period. These scores represent the state of readiness at that point in time. Link: bluezonessanmateocountyreport.com

Slide Deck from 8/18: 

  • Provides an updated snapshot of readiness based on additional work and progress that occurred after the assessment (July 17) and through the August 18 readout, particularly around funding, implementation planning, and community readiness.
Mid Peninsula Blue Zones Report out Presentation.pdf

Note: The difference does not indicate an inconsistency or correction to the report. The documents reflect different points in time and different stages of progress. The slide deck incorporates developments that occurred between July 17 and August 18 that were not available when the report was finalized.

Livestream Playback:

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Join the Peninsula Health Care District for a virtual Community Assessment Readout on Zoom, where the Blue Zones team will present key findings from interviews, focus groups, and community engagement, review local well-being data, and discuss what these insights could mean for the future of a potential long-term Blue Zones partnership.

Virtual Blue Zones Community Assessment Readout by Peninsula Health Care District on Aug 18, 2026, 4-5:30 PM. Register for Zoom link.

This readout is designed to close the loop on the assessment process and create a shared understanding of what’s possible moving forward.

We hope you’ll join us as we reflect on what we’ve learned and explore how a long-term Blue Zones partnership could support a healthier, more connected future for our community.

Peninsula Health Care District and Blue Zones have partnered to launch a comprehensive Blue Zones Ignite assessment in San Mateo County. The public health agency is using the evidence-based Blue Zones framework to reshape local environments, policies, and infrastructure to make healthy choices easier for over 200,000 residents. Read more about the Blue Zones Ignite program.