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urricane Katrina and levee failures disrupted health care access for hundreds of thousands of Americans. While federal efforts have since improved aspects of primary care, research has documented high levels of unmet health needs in Katrina-affected communities. Research and policy efforts that address health care concerns among vulnerable populations in post-disaster settings present important opportunities for community-directed recovery. REACH NOLA (Rapid Evaluation and Action for Community Health in New Orleans, Louisiana) partnered with New Orleans–area nongovernmental organizations and academic institutions and, one year after Katrina, engaged communities in an assessment of health priorities. Thirty nominees representing community health organizations and the general public were interviewed, and four grassroots discussion groups were held to assess perceptions of the disaster’s impacts on health care access. The goals were to inform the policy process and build capacity for recovery planning. Findings were shared at a public community conference in which participants provided feedback and developed recovery-relevant action steps. Project data revealed three main themes:

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Post-Katrina Project Demonstrates a Rapid, Participatory Assessment of Health Care and Develops a Partnership for Post-Disaster Recovery in New Orleans