Strengths
- Low income inequality
- Low prevalence of high-risk HIV behaviors
- Low percentage of households experiencing severe housing problems
Challenges
- High prevalence of multiple chronic conditions
- High occupational fatality rate
- High prevalence of cigarette smoking
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See which measures have the most impact on Indiana’s 2022 Annual Report ranking and how Indiana ranks on all measures.Indiana’s 2022 Annual Report Ranking: #35Adjust My Rank
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Annual Report
Measure2022 Value2022 Rank
-0.067
29
-0.534
42
17.3
33
6.9
44
$76
45
358
24
0.588
16
53
27
1.9%
12
39.7%
26
9.4%
30
$33,054
42
12.1%
24
4.7%
14
9.7%
20
71.1%
12
37.7
32
4.23
7
0.327
15
32.9%
19
90.6%
30
87.2%
20
12.2
16
-0.633
39
17.5%
36
91.7%
31
70
38
36.7%
19
55.2%
44
-0.111
33
-0.073
29
9.0
46
0.4%
33
31.5%
36
9,176,364
41
92.4%
10
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0
37
7.8
27
-0.163
37
76.6%
42
20.5%
34
12.3%
7
-0.387
37
-0.113
32
8.6%
23
-0.630
42
49.8
41
195.5
43
260.7
33
7.5%
26
-0.683
38
71.2%
36
63.0%
35
-0.643
39
68.1%
40
43.4%
34
55.2%
44
-0.220
33
84.6%
22
3,129
37
-0.327
37
-0.173
29
21.1%
34
8.7%
16
25.9%
37
-0.037
28
495.7
31
5.2%
12
18.7
37
-0.860
39
34.9%
39
-0.900
42
8.1%
43
17.3%
41
-0.267
37
-0.210
30
35.2
38
16.9%
22
15.9%
36
16.1%
31
15.4
24
-0.255
28
10,155
39
1.4
20
-0.235
34
11.3%
28
49.7%
38
8.1%
23
1.9
20
11.9%
38
28.1%
34
10.3%
30
7.5%
24
9.0%
33
3.6%
37
8.5%
39
24.2%
40
12.1%
36
-0.610
39
34.5%
33
35.6%
24
36.3%
38
-0.221
35
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6,805,985
•
23.3%
•
60.3%
•
16.4%
•
26.8%
•
* Value indicates a score. Higher scores are healthier and lower scores are less healthy.
† Not included in the overall score
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