Healthy Places Index
This California data and policy platform maps neighborhood conditions that shape health and helps communities identify inequities, prioritize investments, and strengthen local advocacy with accessible data.
This California data and policy platform maps neighborhood conditions that shape health and helps communities identify inequities, prioritize investments, and strengthen local advocacy with accessible data.
This city data dashboard allows users to compare major U.S. cities across more than 120 health and living-condition measures, including chronic disease, housing, income, climate, and access to care.
This free interactive tool provides chronic disease, health behavior, disability, prevention, and health-related social needs estimates at the county, place, census tract, and ZIP Code levels.
This downloadable database brings together linkable small-area data on demographics, economics, education, physical infrastructure, and health at the county, ZIP Code, census tract, and census block group levels.
This free, user-friendly platform turns U.S. Census and American Community Survey data into community profiles, comparison tables, maps, and downloadable files covering demographics, income, education, housing, insurance, and other social conditions.
This free data and visualization platform helps users explore health outcomes and social conditions across demographic groups and locations to identify inequities and support community action.
This interactive dashboard offers more than 45 measures of health and the drivers of health for over 1,200 U.S. cities, helping users compare communities and inform local action.
This data resource allows users to explore and compare county and state measures of health, well-being, and community conditions and download data for local planning and advocacy.
This data and policy platform provides indicators on racial and economic equity that users can compare across cities, regions, counties, states, and the nation to strengthen advocacy and decision-making.
This mapping and data resource uses the Area Deprivation Index to show neighborhood-level disadvantage based on income, education, employment, and housing conditions that can influence health.