The Quality Check-Up tool is a survey that defines five of the nine aims of public health quality – as outlined by the Department of HHS Office of Healthcare Quality (OHQ) – and describes strategies to achieve them. The aim of the Quality Check-Up tool is threefold: first, to educate MHCs about public health quality language and to foster an environment of public health quality. Second, to identify public health strengths that can be shared with funders and partners – these are strategies that programs currently practice. Finally, to identify quality improvement goals that can be used for strategic planning – these are strategies that programs plan to do more of or plan to improve upon in the next 12 months.