Strengths
- Low prevalence of excessive drinking
- High supply of mental health providers
- Low percentage of households experiencing severe housing problems
Challenges
- High prevalence of non-medical drug use
- High percentage of household food insecurity
- High uninsured rate
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Annual Report
Measure2022 Value2022 Rank
-0.573
46
-0.390
37
21.1
39
5.5
33
$126
23
459
38
-0.767
42
80
41
2.7%
36
40.2%
35
11.3%
40
$29,969
48
15.3%
43
5.9%
30
13.8%
46
65.5%
39
37.3
30
4.70
28
-0.283
36
24.0%
48
88.7%
40
84.9%
30
6.2
3
-0.718
41
18.3%
41
90.4%
41
59
14
28.4%
42
53.9%
48
-0.220
41
-0.368
39
8.7
41
2.4%
44
0.0%
43
2,083,675
19
67.5%
32
•
•
0
37
10.7
43
-0.023
30
77.2%
45
14.1%
21
13.7%
18
-1.139
49
-1.197
47
14.3%
47
-0.173
30
54.3
33
424.4
12
231.7
42
13.8%
49
-1.193
49
65.7%
48
59.9%
43
-0.885
41
66.3%
45
41.2%
39
56.7%
39
-0.860
48
79.6%
42
3,222
42
-0.866
44
-1.683
49
15.6%
48
3.8%
49
28.3%
42
-0.277
37
536.0
40
4.7%
4
25.0
47
-0.300
31
33.2%
31
-0.780
38
9.4%
49
16.9%
37
-0.559
41
-0.440
42
19.8
15
12.9%
3
17.4%
42
21.5%
48
22.2
44
-0.375
33
10,873
41
1.3
11
-0.566
39
12.5%
40
48.0%
41
8.4%
30
2.0
26
12.2%
40
27.1%
27
10.9%
40
7.7%
32
10.5%
43
3.2%
29
7.8%
38
24.4%
41
12.8%
41
-1.400
47
38.9%
43
37.9%
43
39.4%
46
-0.678
45
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3,986,639
•
24.1%
•
59.7%
•
16.2%
•
32.7%
•
* Value indicates a score. Higher scores are healthier and lower scores are less healthy.
† Not included in the overall score
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