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Sauk County
How Healthy is Sauk County?
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HW 2020 Focus Areas
HW2020 Focus Areas– Access to High-Quality Health Services– Adequate, Appropriate, & Safe Food and Nutrition– Alcohol & Other Drug Use– Chronic Disease Prevention & Management– Communicable Disease Prevention & Control– Environmental & Occupational Health– Healthy Growth & Development– Injury & Violence– Mental Health– Oral Health– Physical Activity– Reproductive & Sexual Health– Tobacco Use & Exposure
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Selected Priorities
• Chronic Disease
• Physical Activity
• Access to Care – Oral Health
• Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse
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Population Demographics in Sauk County
• Population – 58,922 (2009 Estimate)
• By Age– 23% of the population is under 18 years of age– 15% of the population is 65 years of age and older
• By Education– 84% are high school graduates– 18% have received a bachelor’s degree of higher
• Household Income - $51,809• Poverty – 8%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
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Ten Most Common Causes of Death Among Sauk County Residents, 2004-2008
Sauk County
1 Acute Myocardial Infarction (Heart Attack)
2 All Other Diseases (Residual)
3 Cerebrovascular Diseases (Stroke)
4 Malignant Neoplasms of Trachea, Bronchus and Lung
5 All Other Forms of Chronic Ischemic Heart Disease
6 All Other Forms of Heart Disease
7 Heart Failure
8 Other Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases
9 Pneumonia
10 Alzheimer’s Disease
Source: Wisconsin Interactive Statistics on Health
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Sauk County - Chronic Disease Prevention
and Management
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Chronic Disease• 22% of Sauk County residents have high
blood pressure
• 59% of Sauk County residents have had their cholesterol checked in the past year
• 8.6% of Sauk County residents have asthma
• 7.4% of Sauk County residents have diabetes
Source: Behavioral Risk Factor Survey
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Sauk County - Physical Activity (and Nutrition)
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Percent of Sauk County and Wisconsin Adults Who Eat Five or More Servings of Fruits and Vegetables per Day
Source: Wisconsin Behavioral Risk Factor Survey
20%
23%
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
Sauk County Wisconsin
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BMI of Adults in Sauk County
2005-2009 Sauk County Wisconsin
Normal (BMI under 25) 34% 37%
Overweight (BMI between 25 and 30)
36% 37%
Obese (BMI of 30 and over) 30% 26%
Source: Behavioral Risk Factor Survey
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2007 Age-Adjusted Estimates of the Percent of Adults (> 20 years of age)Who are Obese
Source: National Diabetes Surv. System
Sauk County 30%
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Sauk County - Access to High-Quality Health Services,
specifically Oral Health
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Oral Health in Sauk County
• Percentage of Adults in Sauk County with a Dental Visit in the Past Year (2005-2009)
– 64% (75% in WI)
• Percentage of Adults in Sauk County with at Least One Tooth Extracted Due to Decay/Gum Disease in the Past Year (2005-2009)
• – 42% (40% in WI)
Source: Behavioral Risk Factor Survey
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Medicaid Population and Access to Dentists in Sauk County, FY2008
Total Medicaid Population 8,779
Medicaid Population Obtaining Dental Services 1,738
Percent of Medicaid Population Obtaining Dental Services 19.8%
Total Medicaid Certified Dentists 34
Source: Forward Health
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Sauk County – Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse
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Alcohol Use – Sauk County
• “During the past 30 days, have you had at least one drink of any alcoholic beverage such as beer, wine, a malt beverage or liquor?” – 66% said Yes ( 68% in WI)
• “How many times during the past 30 days did you have 5 or more drinks on an occasion?” – 36% reported having 5 or more drinks on an occasion 1 or more
times during the past 30 days (35% in WI)
Source: Behavioral Risk Factor Survey
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0 to 6.36.4 to 8.88.9 to 19.1
2004-2008 - Percent of Alcohol-RelatedMotor Vehicle Crashes in the County
Wisconsin 6.7%
Percent of Alcohol-RelatedMotor Vehicle Crashes
Source: Wisconsin Department of Transportation
Sauk County 6.8%
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Sauk County - Other Important Issues
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Injuries
Cause of Injury Hospitalization Number Sauk Rate per 100,000
WI Rate per
100,000
Falls 1,491 500.5 424.5
Poisoning 313 105.1 121.2
Motor Vehicle Traffic Crash (occupant, motorcyclist bicyclist, pedestrian, other)
301 103.1 87.5
Struck by or Against Object or Person 111 37.3 32.5
Nontraffic (bicyclist, pedestrian, other) 95 32.6 28.1
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Pregnant Women
• Teens – Sauk County teens (women under 20 years of
age) have a birth rate of 34.1 per 1,000 (WI – 31.2)
• Smoking:– In 2008, 25% of pregnant women in Sauk
County smoked. (WI – 14%)
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For more information, contact:
Jennifer Ullsvik
608.261.7826