Child and Adolescent Health Profile

     
Child and Adolescent Health Profile, Alachua County, Florida
IndicatorRate TypeYear(s)Favorability Quartile 
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Density Quartile 
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County NumberCounty RateState Comparison
Population
Count2025 298,485
23,379,261
Count2025 79,862
5,310,836
     White
Count2025 49,895
3,666,292
     Black
Count2025 19,489
1,144,734
     Other
Count2025 5,651
176,481
     Hispanic
Count2025 11,700
1,785,366
     Non-Hispanic
Count2025 68,162
3,525,470
Count2025 20,619
1,757,852
     White
Count2025 11,902
1,202,356
     Black
Count2025 5,976
385,629
     Other
Count2025 1,337
59,004
     Hispanic
Count2025 2,853
577,514
     Non-Hispanic
Count2025 17,766
1,180,338
Count2025 27,815
1,843,775
     White
Count2025 17,181
1,280,916
     Black
Count2025 7,069
395,785
     Other
Count2025 2,069
60,518
     Hispanic
Count2025 3,796
618,030
     Non-Hispanic
Count2025 24,019
1,225,745
Socio-Demographic Characteristics
Percent2023219%18.4%
Percent202526,53551.5%49.6%
Percent202533,14750.2%45.8%
Per 100,000 Population Aged 0-17 Years20242251469.8464.9
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-11 Years2024289425.7387.1
Per 100,000 Population Aged 12-17 Years2024270373.4373.8
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-11 Years2022-241197316.7419.4
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-11 Years2022-2433454.735.8
Social and Emotional Development
Percent2025341%43%
Percent2025354%57%
Percent202410.4%9.4%
Percent20252520.2%0.3%
Percent2025219.1%18.1%
Per 1,000 K-12 Students2023-253710783.468.4
Per 1,000 K-12 Students2023-253498958.540.3
Percent202523332.6%2.4%
Percent2025260.4%1.2%
Percent2025487.7%92.2%
Per 1,000 Population Aged 10-17 Years2022-243139919.412.5
Per 100,000 Population Aged 0-17 Years2023-25180108.4155.8
Health Status and Access to Care
Percent2023-2526,92692.3%89.7%
Percent2023-2524,7372%2.6%
Percent2022-24252734.8%46.7%
Count202516
294
Students per Nurse20241927.41,836.7
Per 100,000 Population2024112742.618.9
Per 100,000 Population20241302101.261.4
Per 100,000 Population202421672.422.0
Per 100,000 Population20241755253.0142.7
Per 100,000 Population2024121170.723.6
Hospitalizations
Per 100,000 Population Aged 0-4 Years2023-254
146
357.3124.4
Per 100,000 Population Aged 12-18 Years2023-253
66
80.766.1
Per 100,000 Population Aged 19-21 Years2023-252
37
46.254.8
Per 100,000 Population Aged 12-18 Years2023-254
112
136.963.0
Per 100,000 Population Aged 19-21 Years2023-253
41
51.225.9
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-11 Years2023-254
376
608.4334.5
Per 100,000 Population Aged 12-18 Years2023-254
550
672.4433.0
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-11 Years2023-254
29
46.936.7
Per 100,000 Population Aged 12-18 Years2023-251
68
83.1114.4
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-9 Years2023-254
66
150.683.7
Per 100,000 Population Aged 10-19 Years2023-252
206
163.8163.7
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-9 Years2023-253
9
20.514.8
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-11 Years2023-253
15
24.315.1
Per 100,000 Population Aged 10-14 Years2023-254
19
42.324.2
Per 100,000 Population Aged 12-18 Years2023-252
49
59.957.2
Per 100,000 Population Aged 15-19 Years2023-251
53
65.687.6
Per 100,000 Population Aged 19-21 Years2023-251
59
73.7127.9
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-11 Years2023-253
12
19.415.4
Per 100,000 Population Aged 12-18 Years2023-252
28
34.241.6
Per 100,000 Population Aged 19-21 Years2023-251
22
27.561.7
Emergency Department Visits
Per 100,000 Population Aged 0-19 Years2023-251
67,461
32,060.242,034.2
Per 100,000 Population Aged 0-5 Years2023-251
24,387
49,144.561,978.5
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-19 Years2023-251
46,150
27,217.534,967.8
Per 100,000 Popluation Aged 0-17 Years2023-254
1,348
850.6758.1
Per 100,000 Population Aged 0-4 Years2023-254
442
1,081.7920.5
Per 100,000 Popluation Aged 0-17 Years2023-251
322
203.2334.9
Per 100,000 Population Aged 1-5 Years2023-252
1,878
4,459.94,598.3
Per 100,000 Population Aged Under 1 Year2023-251
329
4,378.55,056.1
Per 100,000 Population Aged 1-5 Years2023-252
146
346.7347.0
Per 100,000 Population Aged 1-5 Years2023-253
197
467.8375.3
Immunizations and Communicable Diseases
Percent2023-2526,92692.3%89.7%
Percent2023-2537,63194.7%93.1%
Hepatitis A (Aged 5-21 Years)
Count2023-250
0
Hepatitis B, Acute (Aged 5-21 Years)
Count2023-250
0
Hepatitis B, Chronic (Aged 5-21 Years)
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-21 Years2023-2500.00.0
Measles (Rubeola) (Aged 5-21 Years)
Count2023-250
0
Meningococcal Disease (Aged 5-21 Years)
Count2023-250
0
Mumps (Aged 5-21 Years)
Count2023-250
0
Pertussis (Aged 5-21 Years)
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-21 Years2023-2500.00.0
Varicella (Aged 5-21 Years)
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-21 Years2023-2500.00.0
Varicella Among Women (Aged 15-21 Years)
Per 100,000 Females Aged 15-21 Years2023-2500.0
Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (HUS) (Aged 0-9 Years)
Count2023-250
0
Shiga Toxin-Producing Escherichia coli (STEC) Infection (Aged 0-9 Years)
Per 100,000 Population Aged 0-9 Years2023-2500.00.0
Risks and Behaviors
Percent20243.4%4.6%
Percent202415.1%14.7%
Percent20220.6%0.3%
Percent20245.9%6.2%
Percent20242.1%2.4%
Percent20243.3%2.4%
Percent20243.6%4.3%
Percent202413.8%14.4%
Percent20221.2%1%
Percent202415.3%13.1%
Percent20245.4%5.9%
Percent20249%9.1%
Per 1,000 Female Population Aged 15-19 Years2023-2512756.411.8
Per 1,000 Female Population Aged 15-17 Years2023-252695.25.1
Per 1,000 Female Population Aged 18-19 Years2023-2512066.921.1
Percent2023-2533312%11.9%
Percent2023-2534.3%5.5%
Percent2023-2533014.6%14%
Per 100,000 Population Aged 13-19 Years 2023-2577.16.9
Per 100,000 Population Aged 15-19 Years2023-25320192,499.02,369.6
Per 100,000 Female Population Aged 15-19 Years2023-25211402,655.02,725.7
Per 100,000 Female Population Aged 20-24 Years2023-25116462,362.23,377.1
Per 1,000 Licensed Drivers Aged 15-19 Years2021-234219375.954.5
Mortality
Per 1,000 Live Births2023-252466.15.8
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-19 Years2023-2514224.827.4
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-9 Years2023-253818.313.7
Per 100,000 Population Aged 10-14 Years2023-252511.116.3
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-19 Years2023-2512935.950.6
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-9 Years2023-2549.14.1
Per 100,000 Population Aged 10-14 Years2023-2500.04.0
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-19 Years2023-2511113.620.8
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-11 Years2023-2511.61.8
Per 100,000 Population Aged 12-18 Years2023-25278.68.3
Per 100,000 Population Aged 19-21 Years2023-25167.522.9
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-11 Years2023-2500.00.7
Per 100,000 Population Aged 12-18 Years2023-2567.35.1
Per 100,000 Population Aged 19-21 Years2023-2556.211.0
Per 100,000 Population Aged 12-18 Years2023-2522.45.4
Per 100,000 Population Aged 19-21 Years2023-2545.011.5
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-11 Years2023-2534.91.8
Per 100,000 Population Aged 12-18 Years2023-2500.03.7
Per 100,000 Population Aged 19-21 Years2023-2522.511.3
Per 100,000 Population Aged 5-11 Years2023-2511.61.4
Per 100,000 Population Aged 12-18 Years2023-25256.17.3
Per 100,000 Population Aged 19-21 Years2023-25911.216.1
11/12/2026 10:23:04 AM

Data Note(s)


FLHealthCHARTS.gov is provided by the Florida Department of Health, Division of Public Health Statistics and Performance Management.

  • Population - Rates are calculated using July 1 population estimates from the Florida Legislature, Office of Economic and Demographic Research which have been allocated by race based on information from the US Bureau of the Census.

  • Counts - Counts for indicators displaying a 3-year rate are an average count of events over 3 years, NOT a sum. Blank spaces in this column indicate that no count is available for the indicator. A count of less than 2 indicates an average of less than 2 events per year over a 3 year period. Hospitalization counts are suppressed if there are between 1-4 cases. Cancer incidence counts are suppressed if there are less than 10 cases.

  • Rates - Rates based on fewer than 5 events over a 3 year period are considered to be unstable because it is almost impossible to distinguish random fluctuation from true changes Therefore comparisons over time or between communities that are based on unstable rates can lead to erroneous conclusions about differences in risk which may or may not be valid. All age-adjusted rates utilize the Year 2000 Standard Population Proportion.

  • Blanks indicate that data is not available for the specified time period.

  • Potentially avoidable hospitalizations are those for which good outpatient care can potentially prevent complications or more severe disease.

  • Green, yellow, orange and red county quartiles represent the most to the least favorable situation (1st to 4th quartile). Light to dark blue county quartiles represent density from lowest to highest (1st to 4th).