County Health Status Summary Profile

County Health Status Summary Profile - 2021

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County Health Status Summary Report: Alachua vs. Florida
Indicator	Year(s)	Measure	County Quartile^A 1=most favorable 4=least favorable	County	State	County Trend^B (Statistically Significant)	U.S. Healthy People 2030 Goal^C
Socio-DemographicsSocio-Demographics
Total PopulationTotal Population¹	2021	Count		275,435	22,005,587
WhiteWhite¹	2021	Count		192,565	16,956,037
BlackBlack¹	2021	Count		56,767	3,744,736
OtherOther¹	2021	Count		26,103	1,304,814
HispanicHispanic¹	2021	Count		29,542	5,881,467
Non-HispanicNon-Hispanic¹	2021	Count		245,893	16,124,120
Population (Aged 0-17 Years)Population (Aged 0-17 Years)¹	2021	Count		49,273	4,314,627
Population (Aged 18-64 Years) Population (Aged 18-64 Years) ¹	2021	Count		184,424	13,004,777
Population (Aged 65 Years and Older)Population (Aged 65 Years and Older)¹	2021	Count		41,738	4,686,183
Median Household IncomeMedian Household Income²	2017-21	Dollars	3rd Quartile	$53,314	$61,777
Individuals Below Poverty LevelIndividuals Below Poverty Level²	2017-21	Percent	4th Quartile	20.1%	13.1%		8.0%
Unemployed Civilian Labor ForceUnemployed Civilian Labor Force²	2017-21	Percent	2nd Quartile	4.8%	5.3%
Population That Speak English Less Than Very Well (Aged 5 Years and Older)²	2017-21	Percent	3rd Quartile	3.6%	11.8%
Individuals With No High School Diploma (Aged 25 Years and Older)²	2017-21	Percent	1st Quartile	6.8%	11%
Physical ActivityPhysical Activity
Adults Who Are SedentaryAdults Who Are Sedentary	2019	Percent	1st Quartile	21.8%	26.5%
Adults Who Are Inactive or Insufficiently Active³	2016	Percent	1st Quartile	51.7%	56.7%
Adults Who Meet Aerobic RecommendationsAdults Who Meet Aerobic Recommendations³	2016	Percent	1st Quartile	50.6%	44.8%		59.2%
Adults Who Meet Muscle Strengthening Recommendations³	2019	Percent	1st Quartile	39.2%	38.1%		32.1%
Overweight and ObesityOverweight and Obesity
Adults Who Are OverweightAdults Who Are Overweight³	2019	Percent	1st Quartile	27.5%	37.6%
Adults Who Are ObeseAdults Who Are Obese³	2019	Percent	2nd Quartile	29.8%	27%		36.0%
Adults Who Have a Healthy WeightAdults Who Have a Healthy Weight³	2019	Percent	1st Quartile	40.1%	32.8%
Tobacco Use and ExposureTobacco Use and Exposure
Adults Who Are Current SmokersAdults Who Are Current Smokers	2019	Percent	1st Quartile	11.4%	14.8%		16.2%
Adult Current Smokers Who Tried to Quit Smoking at Least Once in the Past Year	2019	Percent	1st Quartile	65.8%	59%		65.7%
Adults Who Are Former SmokersAdults Who Are Former Smokers	2019	Percent	4th Quartile	18.6%	26.3%		10.2%
Adults Who Have Never SmokedAdults Who Have Never Smoked	2019	Percent	1st Quartile	70%	58.9%
Adults Who Currently Use E-CigarettesAdults Who Currently Use E-Cigarettes	2019	Percent	3rd Quartile	6.6%	7.5%
Adults Who Are Former E-Cigarette UsersAdults Who Are Former E-Cigarette Users	2019	Percent	2nd Quartile	17.1%	18.4%
Adults Who Have Never Used E-CigarettesAdults Who Have Never Used E-Cigarettes	2019	Percent	3rd Quartile	76.2%	74.1%
Health Status and Access to CareHealth Status and Access to Care
Population Non-Institutionalized Civilians With Health Insurance³	2017-21	Percent	1st Quartile	91.8%	87.4%		92.1%
Adults Who Have a Personal DoctorAdults Who Have a Personal Doctor³	2019	Percent	4th Quartile	69.3%	72%		84.0%
Adults Who Could Not See a Doctor in the Past Year Due to Cost	2019	Percent	1st Quartile	13.8%	16%
Adults Who Had a Medical Checkup in the Past Year³	2019	Percent	3rd Quartile	76%	78.8%
Licensed Florida Family Practice Physicians⁴	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	1st Quartile	48.5	18.8
Licensed Florida DentistsLicensed Florida Dentists⁴	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	1st Quartile	111.0	55.2
Hospital BedsHospital Beds⁵	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	1st Quartile	633.9	311.6
County Health Department Full-Time Employees¹²	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	2nd Quartile	89.4	43.6	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Adults Who Received a Flu Shot in the Past Year³	2019	Percent	1st Quartile	44.3%	36.9%
Adults Who Have Ever Received a Pneumonia Vaccination³	2019	Percent	2nd Quartile	37.1%	35.4%
Women Who Received a Mammogram in the Past Year (Aged 40 Years and Older)³	2016	Percent	3rd Quartile	55.8%	60.8%
Women Who Received a Pap Test in the Past Year (Aged 18 Years and Older)³	2016	Percent	2nd Quartile	49.5%	48.4%
Men Who Received a Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) Test in the Past Two Years (Aged 50 Years and Older)³	2016	Percent	3rd Quartile	52.3%	54.9%
Adults Who Received a Blood Stool Test in the Past Year (Aged 50 Years and Older)³	2016	Percent	4th Quartile	7.8%	16%
Adults Who Received a Sigmoidoscopy or Colonoscopy in the Past Five Years (Aged 50 Years and Older)³	2016	Percent	3rd Quartile	51.8%	53.9%
Adults Who Had an Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Test in the Past 12 Months (Aged 18-64 Years)³	2016	Percent	2nd Quartile	17%	19.7%
County Public Health Department Expenditures in Dollars¹²	2019-21	Per person	2nd Quartile	63.0	33.5
Adults Who Said Their Overall Health Was Fair or Poor	2019	Percent	1st Quartile	11.2%	19.7%
Adults Who Said Their Overall Health Was Good to Excellent	2019	Percent	1st Quartile	88.8%	80.3%
Adults Whose Poor Physical or Mental Health Kept Them From Doing Usual Activities on 14 or More of the Past 30 Days Among Adults Who Have Had at Least One Day of Poor Mental or Physical Health	2019	Percent	1st Quartile	13%	18.3%
Average Number of Days Where Poor Mental or Physical Health Interfered With Activities of Daily Living in the Past 30 Days Among Adults Who Have Had at Least One Day of Poor Mental or Physical Health	2019	Percent	1st Quartile	4.3%
Adults With Good Physical HealthAdults With Good Physical Health	2019	Percent	1st Quartile	91.7%	86.2%
Adults Who Had Poor Physical Health on 14 or More of the Past 30 Days	2019	Percent	1st Quartile	8.3%	13.8%
Average Number of Unhealthy Physical Days in the Past 30 Days	2019	Percent	1st Quartile	2.9%
Adults With Good Mental HealthAdults With Good Mental Health	2019	Percent	1st Quartile	88.9%	86.2%
Adults Who Had Poor Mental Health on 14 or More of the Past 30 Days	2019	Percent	1st Quartile	11.1%	13.8%
Average Number of Unhealthy Mental Days in the Past 30 Days	2019	Percent	2nd Quartile	4.1%
Adults Who Have Ever Been Told They Had a Depressive Disorder	2019	Percent	2nd Quartile	16.7%	17.7%
Chronic DiseasesChronic Diseases
Coronary Heart DiseaseCoronary Heart Disease
Deaths From Coronary Heart DiseaseDeaths From Coronary Heart Disease⁶	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	1st Quartile	73.1	89.0	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND	71.1
Hospitalizations From Coronary Heart Disease⁷	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	1st Quartile	216.5	250.7	BETTER BETTER BETTER
StrokeStroke
Deaths From StrokeDeaths From Stroke⁶	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	2nd Quartile	43.0	43.2	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND	33.4
Hospitalizations From StrokeHospitalizations From Stroke⁷	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	268.1	228.4	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Heart FailureHeart Failure
Deaths From Heart FailureDeaths From Heart Failure⁶	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	2nd Quartile	15.6	12.6	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Hospitalizations From or With Congestive Heart Failure as Any Listed Diagnosis⁷	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	4th Quartile	1,807.3	1,243.4	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND	319.7
Lung CancerLung Cancer
Deaths From Lung CancerDeaths From Lung Cancer⁶	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	1st Quartile	32.1	32.0	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND	25.1
Lung Cancer IncidenceLung Cancer Incidence⁸	2017-19	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	65.4	55.8	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Colorectal CancerColorectal Cancer
Deaths From Colorectal CancerDeaths From Colorectal Cancer⁶	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	15.0	12.2	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND	8.9
Colorectal Cancer IncidenceColorectal Cancer Incidence⁸	2017-19	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	39.7	35.5	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Breast CancerBreast Cancer
Deaths From Breast CancerDeaths From Breast Cancer⁶	2019-21	Per 100,000 females	3rd Quartile	20.1	18.6	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND	15.3
Female Breast Cancer IncidenceFemale Breast Cancer Incidence⁸	2017-19	Per 100,000 females	4th Quartile	151.1	123.3	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Prostate CancerProstate Cancer
Deaths From Prostate CancerDeaths From Prostate Cancer⁶	2019-21	Per 100,000 males	4th Quartile	25.7	16.3	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND	16.9
Prostate Cancer IncidenceProstate Cancer Incidence⁸	2017-19	Per 100,000 males	4th Quartile	104.0	90.8	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Cervical CancerCervical Cancer
Deaths From Cervical CancerDeaths From Cervical Cancer⁶	2019-21	Per 100,000 females	2nd Quartile	2.8	2.7	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Cervical Cancer IncidenceCervical Cancer Incidence⁸	2017-19	Per 100,000 females	2nd Quartile	8.8	8.9	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
MelanomaMelanoma
Deaths From MelanomaDeaths From Melanoma⁶	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	2.8	2.1	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Melanoma IncidenceMelanoma Incidence⁸	2017-19	Per 100,000 population	2nd Quartile	23.3	25.4	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Chronic Lower Respiratory DiseasesChronic Lower Respiratory Diseases
Deaths From Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease (CLRD)⁶	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	2nd Quartile	30.8	33.6	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Hospitalizations From Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease (CLRD) (Including Asthma)⁷	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	4th Quartile	265.1	183.7	BETTER BETTER BETTER
Hospitalizations From or With Asthma as Any Listed Diagnosis⁷	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	4th Quartile	1,041.6	630.1	BETTER BETTER BETTER
DiabetesDiabetes
Deaths From DiabetesDeaths From Diabetes⁶	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	2nd Quartile	23.7	22.4	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Hospitalizations From or With Diabetes as Any Listed Diagnosis⁷	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	2,718.7	2,243.4	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Hospitalizations From or With Diabetes as Any Listed Diagnosis Which Resulted in a Diabetes-Attributable Amputation of a Lower Extremity	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	50.2	37.2	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND	4.3
Reportable & Infectious DiseasesReportable & Infectious Diseases
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) Diagnoses⁹	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	6.4	8.2	NA NA
CampylobacteriosisCampylobacteriosis	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	2nd Quartile	18.1	18.2	NA NA
ChlamydiaChlamydia⁹	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	4th Quartile	958.8	485.5	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
CryptosporidiosisCryptosporidiosis	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	2.6	2.0	NA NA
CyclosporiasisCyclosporiasis	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	4th Quartile	3.3	1.5	NA NA
Giardiasis, AcuteGiardiasis, Acute	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	4.3	3.8	NA NA
GonorrheaGonorrhea⁹	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	4th Quartile	340.4	188.4	WORSE WORSE WORSE
Haemophilus Influenzae Invasive Disease (Aged 0-4 Years)⁹	2019-21	Count	4th Quartile	3	96
Hepatitis AHepatitis A⁹	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	2nd Quartile	3.6	7.1	NA NA	0.4
Hepatitis B, AcuteHepatitis B, Acute⁹	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	3.4	3.0	NA NA	0.9
Hepatitis B, ChronicHepatitis B, Chronic⁹	2019-21	Count	3rd Quartile	137	13,285
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Diagnoses⁹	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	12.6	19.6	NA NA
Deaths From Human Immunodeficiency Virus/Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS)⁶	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	3.1	2.7	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Syphilis, InfectiousSyphilis, Infectious⁹	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	4th Quartile	25.1	17.3	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
LegionellosisLegionellosis	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	1st Quartile	1.0	2.1	NA NA
ListeriosisListeriosis	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	1st Quartile	0.0	0.2	NA NA	0.2
Measles (Rubeola)Measles (Rubeola)⁹	2019-21	Count	1st Quartile	0	4
Meningococcal Disease (Aged 0-23 Years)Meningococcal Disease (Aged 0-23 Years)⁹	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	1st Quartile	0.0	0.1
PertussisPertussis⁹	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	2nd Quartile	0.2	1.0	NA NA
RubellaRubella⁹	2019-21	Count	1st Quartile	0	0
SalmonellosisSalmonellosis	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	34.3	30.9	NA NA	11.1
Shiga Toxin-Producing Escherichia coli (STEC) Infection	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	4.3	2.8	NA NA	3.2
ShigellosisShigellosis	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	3.1	3.9	NA NA
Streptococcus pneumoniae Invasive Disease (Aged 0-5 Years)⁹	2019-21	Count	3rd Quartile	2	205
TetanusTetanus⁹	2019-21	Count	1st Quartile	0	11
Tuberculosis (TB)Tuberculosis (TB)⁹	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	2.1	2.3	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND	1.4
VaricellaVaricella⁹	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	2nd Quartile	1.6	2.6	NA NA
Vibriosis (Excluding Cholera)Vibriosis (Excluding Cholera)	2018-20	Per 100,000 population	4th Quartile	2.5	1.1	NA NA
Maternal, Infant & Young Child HealthMaternal, Infant & Young Child Health
Births to Mothers With 1st Trimester Prenatal Care⁶	2019-21	Percent	1st Quartile	79.1%	75.3%	WORSE WORSE WORSE	80.5%
Preterm With Low Birth WeightPreterm With Low Birth Weight	2019-21	Percent	4th Quartile	7.3%	6.1%
Live Births Under 2500 Grams (Low Birth Weight)⁶	2019-21	Percent	4th Quartile	10.6%	8.8%	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Preterm Births (<37 Weeks Gestation)Preterm Births (<37 Weeks Gestation)⁶	2019-21	Percent	3rd Quartile	11.9%	10.6%	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND	9.4%
Multiple BirthsMultiple Births⁶	2019-21	Percent	4th Quartile	3.6%	3.1%	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Births (Aged 15-19 Years)Births (Aged 15-19 Years)⁶	2019-21	Per 1,000 females 15-19	1st Quartile	8.8	14.9	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND	31.4
Repeat Births to Mothers (Aged 15-19 Years)⁶	2019-21	Percent	1st Quartile	11.7%	13.5%	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Infant Mortality (Aged 0-364 Days)Infant Mortality (Aged 0-364 Days)⁶	2019-21	Per 1,000 live births	4th Quartile	10.0	5.9	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND	5.0
Neonatal Mortality (Aged 0-27 Days)Neonatal Mortality (Aged 0-27 Days)⁶	2019-21	Per 1,000 live births	4th Quartile	7.4	4.0	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Postneonatal Mortality (Aged 28-364 Days)⁶	2019-21	Per 1,000 live births	3rd Quartile	2.6	1.9	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND
Fetal Deaths (Stillbirths)Fetal Deaths (Stillbirths)⁶	2019-21	Per 1,000 deliveries	3rd Quartile	7.7	7.0	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND	5.7
Mothers Who Initiate BreastfeedingMothers Who Initiate Breastfeeding⁶	2019-21	Percent	1st Quartile	86.4%	85.5%	NA NA
Immunization Levels in KindergartenImmunization Levels in Kindergarten¹⁰	2019-21	Percent	3rd Quartile	94.3%	93.5%	NA NA
Unintentional InjuriesUnintentional Injuries
Deaths From Unintentional InjuryDeaths From Unintentional Injury⁶	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	1st Quartile	56.7	65.3	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND	43.2
Deaths From Motor Vehicle CrashesDeaths From Motor Vehicle Crashes⁶	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	2nd Quartile	15.2	15.8	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND	10.1
Social and Physical EnvironmentSocial and Physical Environment
MurderMurder¹¹	2018-20	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	4.5	5.5	NA NA
Domestic Violence OffensesDomestic Violence Offenses¹¹	2018-20	Per 100,000 population	3rd Quartile	582.5	495.9	NA NA
Deaths From SuicideDeaths From Suicide⁶	2019-21	Per 100,000 population	1st Quartile	12.5	13.8	NO TREND NO TREND NO TREND	12.8

Data Note(s)

¹Florida Department of Health, Bureau of Community Health Assessment, Florida Legislature's Office of Economic and Demographic Research (EDR)
²US Census Bureau
³Florida Department of Health Division of Community Health Promotion
⁴Florida Department of Health, Division of Medical Quality Assurance
⁵Florida Agency for Health Care Administration, Certificate of Need Office
⁶Florida Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics
⁷Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA)
⁸University of Miami (FL) Medical School, Florida Cancer Data System
⁹Florida Department of Health, Division of Disease Control
¹⁰Florida Department of Health, Bureau of Immunization
¹¹Florida Department of Law Enforcement
¹²Florida Department of Health, Contract Management System

All age-adjusted rates on this report are 3-year rates per 100,000 and are calculated using the 2000 Standard US Population and July 1 population estimates from the Florida Legislature, Office of Economic and Demographic Research. The population data for 2001-2010, along with rates affected by the population data, have been updated on FLHealthCHARTS. Following a census, it is customary to revise population projections for the intercensal years based on information from the latest census. Revising the population data from what was predicted to actual estimates ensures accurate accounting of the racial, ethnic, and gender distribution of the population. These changes affect the population data and rates calculated for your community.

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^ACounty Quartiles

Most favorable situation
1
(Lightest color on maps)

Average
2 or 3

Least favorable situation
4
(Darkest color on maps)

Quartiles in this report allow you to compare your county’s data with other counties.
Calculation of quartiles require several steps to create the final results.
First, the county values are sorted from most favorable to least favorable.
Second, a rank is assigned based on the value for each county in relation to the preceding county. If a county has the same value as the preceding county, then the same rank is assigned.
Third, the ranking is divided into 4 groups. The number of counties in each group depends on how many counties had the same rank.

^BCounty Trends

Trends over time are used to see if an indicator has improved or worsened. Statistical testing of the trend provides evidence that the trend is "better" or ""worse" and did not occur due to random variation.
Trends are only calculated when 5 or more consecutive years of data are available.
Blank in the trend column indicates the trend is not calculated.
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Trend Values

Trend is getting better and the improvement is statistically significant
Trend is getting worse and the change is statistically significant
Trend is not statistically significant
Blank cell - Not enough data to compute a trend
For the 2007 report, no trend is available for entry into prenatal care due to a change in the measurement of this indicator in 2004.

^CU.S. Healthy People 2030 Goal

U.S Healthy People 2030 is a national health promotion and disease prevention initiative. Its' goals are to increase the quality and years of healthy life and eliminate health disparities. More information available at: http://www.healthypeople.gov. Goals are not available for every indicator.