Child Health Status Profile

     
Child Health Status Profile, County, Florida
IndicatorMeasureYear(s)Favorability Quartile 
1234
Density Quartile 
1234
County NumberCounty RateState Comparison
Socio-Demographics
Count2024
298,378
23,058,197
Count2024
79,723
5,259,060
Percent2024
50,145
62.9%69.1%
Percent2024
19,632
24.6%21.8%
Percent2024
9,946
12.5%9.1%
Percent2024
11,299
14.2%32.4%
Percent2024
68,424
85.8%67.6%
Dollar2019-233
$59,659$71,711
Percent2019-234
52,015
19.7%12.6%
Percent2019-231
12.1%14%
Percent2019-232
6,123
4.3%4.8%
Percent2019-231
5.8%10.4%
Health Status and Access to Care
Per 100,000 population20244
109
791.6536.5
Percent2019-231
92.2%88.1%
Percent2019-231
4.4%7.4%
Percent2022-241
3,251
1.4%2.3%
Percent2022-242
527
34.8%46.7%
Count20241
19
303
Percent2022
86%82.6%
Per 100,000 population20241
127
42.618.9
Per 100,000 population20241
302
101.261.4
Per 100,000 population2024
216
72.422.0
Per 100,000 population20241
755
253.0142.7
Per 100,000 population20241
211
70.723.6
Students per nurse20231
1,072.72,414.7
Per 100,000 population20242
44,110
14,783.318,735.3
Percent2022-241
5,675
76.7%70.1%
Per 1,000 live births2022-242
48
6.25.9
Per 100,000 population2022-242
42
25.328.5
Percent2022-242
6,982
92.1%90.7%
Per 100,000 population20241
15,286
26,791.234,427.1
Per 100,000 population20244
127
607.4356.6
Per 100,000 population20244
175
637.6426.5
Per 100,000 population20244
14
67.036.3
Per 100,000 population20242
31
112.9116.1
Per 100,000 population2022-24
4
4.27.2
Social and Physical Environment
Percent2019-233
28.8%27.4%
Per 100,000 population20242
251
469.8464.9
Percent20232
19%18.4%
Index2016-201
0.40.5
Percent2017-212
12.4%14.3%
Per 100,000 population20234
584
200.4150.7
Percent20242
8.9%8.5%
Percent20243
12.5%10.6%
Per 100,000 population2022-24
0
0.00.8
Per 100,000 population2022-24
7
8.96.1
Per 100,000 population2022-24
7
9.014.2
Per 100,000 population2022-24
5
6.35.5
Per 100,000 population2022-24
5
6.411.7
Per 100,000 population2022-241
197
316.7419.4
Per 100,000 population2022-243
34
54.735.8
Childhood Risks and Behaviors
Percent20232
18.7%19.4%
Percent20242
23.5%19.6%
Percent20242
21.9%21%
Percent20242
3.6%4.3%
Percent20242
3.4%4.6%
Percent20241
29.3%30.5%
Percent20242
1.6%1.6%
Percent20242
0.6%0.6%
Per 1,000 females ages 13-202022-241
499
7.913.0
Per 1,000 ages 13-202021-234
3,561
31.022.2
Percent20241
55
0.2%0.4%
Per 1,000 K-12 Students20232
2,445
85.468.9
Per 1,000 K-12 Students20233
1,826
63.842.9
Per 1,000 population20233
510
21.313.1
Per 1,000 population2021-234
2,138
31.318.5
Per 100,000 population2021-231
84
122.8159.1
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Data Note(s)

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

  • * Weighted population estimates and percentages from the National Survey of Children's Health

  • ** This estimate has a 95% confidence interval that exceeds 20 percentage points (1.2 times the estimate) and may not be reliable.

  • *** Some infants screened may have more than one specimen. Presumptive positive screening results are referred to CMS Referral Centers for confirmatory testing and diagnostic evaluation. Borderlines are followed by CMS Newborn Screening Follow-Up Program.

  • Data are suppressed when a county has between 1 and 4 reported hospitalizations.

  • American Communities Survey, 5 year estimates

  • Agency for Health Care Administration

  • Florida Department of Education

  • Florida Department of Health

  • Florida Department of Juvenile Justice

  • Florida Youth Survey

  • National Survey of Children's Health and Florida Department of Health, Division of Children's Medical Services, Bureau of Early Steps & Newborn Screening

  • 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).