Connected Terms: • Neoplasms • Lung Diseases, Obstructive • Asthma • Pulmonary Disease, Chronic Obstructive • Cardiovascular Diseases • Heart Diseases • Vascular Diseases • Hypertension • Glucose Metabolism Disorders • Diabetes Mellitus • Hyperlipidemias • Hypercholesterolemia • Substance-Related Disorders • Opioid-Related Disorders • Wounds and Injuries • Radiography • Mammography • Overweight • Obesity • Obesity, Abdominal • Patient Care • Hospitalization • Prenatal Care • Behavioral Symptoms • Depression • Drinking Behavior • Alcohol Drinking • Binge Drinking • Sexual Behavior • Unsafe Sex • Smoking • Tobacco Smoking • Emotions • Anxiety • Attention Deficit and Disruptive Behavior Disorders • Attention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity • Motor Activity • Exercise • Social Problems • Homicide • Human Activities • Screen Time • Medically Uninsured • Demography • Health Status • Nutritional Status • Residence Characteristics • Socioeconomic Factors • Educational Status • Employment • Unemployment • Income • Poverty • Emergency Medical Services • Public Assistance • Food Assistance • Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) • Social Security • Insurance • Insurance Coverage • Attitude to Health • Health Care Costs • Needs Assessment • Built Environment • Accidents • Environmental Pollution • Air Pollution • Tobacco Smoke Pollution • Surveys and Questionnaires • Nutrition Surveys • 2012 Marion County Public Health Department Commuity Health Assessment Survey • Infant Mortality • Pregnancy • Parity
This document provides information and data on demographics, health, economy, and the social and physical environment of Marion County.
A report to the Community regarding the Marion County Public Health Department delivering on all of the ten essential services of public health. These services are: monitoring health, diagnosing and investigating health hazards, informing and educating about health issues, mobilizing partnerships, developing health policies, enforcing environmental laws, access to care, assuring a competent public health workforce, evaluating health services, and researching public health concerns.
The USDA Food Access Research Atlas:
According to Indiana University's Social Assets and Vulnerabilities Indicators online tool (SAVI), an estimated 200,000 Indianapolis residents live in food deserts in 2015.
Food security describes when people have access to safe and healthy food. Food insecurity may lead to an increased risk of cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and overweight/obesity. Marion County has higher rates of food insecurity than Indiana and the U.S. as a whole. There was an increase in Marion County SNAP benefits from 2012-2015, and a slight decrease in 2016. About 21% of Marion County residents live in a food desert, DR3792.
Summary report on results of the 2012 Marion County Community Health Assessment (CHA) survey.
