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County Health Profiles 2009
Pennsylvania Health Profile
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Pennsylvania Department of Health Bureau of Health Statistics and Research
Elk
Tioga
York
Erie
Potter
Centre
Berks
Bradford
Butler
Lycoming
Bedford
Pike
Warren
Clinton
McKean
Clearfield
Somerset
Crawford
Indiana
Luzerne
Wayne
Blair
Fayette
Perry
Lancaster
Mercer
Bucks
ChesterFranklin
Clarion
Cambria
Monroe
Schuylkill
Greene
Venango
Huntingdon
Allegheny
Westmoreland
Adams
Washington
Jefferson
Fulton
Dauphin
Forest
Mifflin
Armstrong
Beaver
Susquehanna
Sullivan
Juniata
CarbonUnion
Columbia
Lehigh
Snyder
Cumberland
CameronWyoming
Lebanon
Lawrence
Montgomery
Lackawanna
NorthumberlandNorthampton
Delaware
Montour
Philadelphia
PennsylvaniaHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 1.2Median Age of the Population (2007) 38.9% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 15.2% Population Urban (2000) 77.1
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 11.6Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $38,793% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.4% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 16.2
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 12,432,792Under 5 732,9565-14 1,566,20215-24 1,808,24025-34 1,476,052
6,038,664374,952800,307914,432748,987
6,394,128358,004765,895893,808727,065
35-44 1,706,38845-54 1,810,07355-64 1,443,19565-74 980,79975+ 908,887
846,634889,544693,236439,737330,835
859,754920,529749,959541,062578,052
Estimated Population by Race and Hispanic Origin (2007)White 10,665,108 Black 1,328,630 Other Races 152,782 Hispanic (any race) 556,132
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
12.1Average Annual General
59.3
% Low Birth Weight 8.4% Receiving No Prenatal Care
20.4% Births to Mothers Under 18 3.0
7.1
16.41.8
13.9
35.17.5
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007) in First Trimester
All Races White Black
All Ages 187,112Under 15 39515-17 6,385
150,322186
4,313
1,5733
58
35,217206
2,014
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 13,70520-29 97,30530 and Over 69,153
9,50776,53459,658
117719644
4,08120,0528,851
All Ages 60.6Under 15 0.515-17 16.1
75.41.0
23.9
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 49.420-29 96.730-49 35.1
71.1122.940.7
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 4,056 10.9
Syphilis 726 1.9Measles 5 ND Tuberculosis 938 2.5
Total Rate
Chlamydia 119,217 319.6Giardiasis 2,467 6.6Gonorrhea 35,394 94.9
Hepatitis: Type A 248 0.7Total Rate
Lyme Disease 11,523 30.9
Rabies (Animals) 1,350 N/A
Salmonellosis 5,319 14.3Total Rate
Hispanic
8.9
35.07.0
(of any race)
Campylobacteriosis 3,906 10.5 Hepatitis: Type B* 565 1.5 Shigellosis 605 1.6
**
Asian/PI* 286,272
8.5
23.80.5
Asian/PI*
*Asian/Pacific Islander
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
*Acute only
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MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 123,967Crude Death Rate per 1,000 10.0Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.4
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 1,123 676 375 91
AllRaces BlackWhite
Hispanic(any race)
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 7.5 6.2 17.0 6.6 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 7.4 6.2 16.6 6.5
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 101,827Cancer 87,066Stroke 21,769C.L.R.D.** 17,717Accidents 15,915
223.0194.047.538.940.1
Cause Total Rate
Influenza/Pneumonia 8,254
Diabetes Mellitus 10,395
Septicemia 7,436
Nephritis/Nephrosis 9,076Alzheimer's Disease 10,190
18.0
23.1
16.5
19.921.8
* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standardmillion population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 613Birth Defects 197Accidents 99Assault (Homicide) 23
Accidents 742Assault (Homicide) 239Suicide 171Cancer 93Diseases of Heart 60
Accidents 1,278Cancer 684Diseases of Heart 537Suicide 487Assault (Homicide) 322
Cancer 7,032Diseases of Heart 4,524Accidents 1,354Diabetes Mellitus 699Stroke 696
Diseases of Heart 27,375Cancer 20,923Stroke 6,295C.L.R.D.** 5,297Alzheimer's Disease 3,462
TOTAL 1,285 TOTAL 1,582 TOTAL 4,707 TOTAL 20,615 TOTAL 95,745
Note: Total includes all other causes.
Asian/PI*24
4.34.2
*Asian/Pacific Islander
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 110,237 582.3Prostate 29,459 151.2
Lung and Bronchus 16,981 89.7Colon and Rectum 11,992 64.3
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 28,812 123.0
106,281 440.0
14,059 55.512,368 47.4
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 4,697 25.1
Melanoma of the Skin 4,083 21.7
4,310 17.37,020 29.5
3,277 15.1
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 8,353
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 4,166 21.7
45.2 2,871
2,806
11.0
11.5
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1425
[Includes: All Counties]
(14 - 15)(25 - 26)
62 (61 - 63)12 (11 - 13)50 (49 - 51)
89
(8 - 9)(8 - 9)
22 (22 - 23)31 (30 - 32)5 (5 - 6)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other254 164 25 17 7 41
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 33,612Admissions 1,707,855
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.7Admissions per 1,000 Population 137.4
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 69.9Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $1,257
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
725 710 62889,236 84,897 83,930
47.2Average Occupancy Rate 91.6Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 176.7
$214
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
78,488 33,730 23,870 678 77.2
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient637
19226
95595
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
58,278
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
182,418 46,543 3,790,819 29.8
379
379
386,731
3.1
*Excludes patients with unknown county of residence.
*
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving State
Agencies Located in State
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 36,743
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 126,022
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
6.1%
6.5%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
83.3% 7.0%
81.4% 2.2%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 32,124
Dentist - 2007 6,432
20.2%
-0.9%
91.0%
85.8%
1.7%
-0.5%
Adams CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 10.4Median Age of the Population (2007) 38.3% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 14.1% Population Urban (2000) 39.6
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 7.4Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $30,677% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 4.5% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 9.3
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 100,779Under 5 5,7695-14 13,35415-24 15,30925-34 11,548
50,1602,9586,9167,8965,875
50,6192,8116,4387,4135,673
35-44 14,07445-54 14,78955-64 11,73865-74 7,77775+ 6,421
6,9957,4685,8603,6672,525
7,0797,3215,8784,1103,896
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
11.6Average Annual General
54.9
% Low Birth Weight 7.4% Receiving No Prenatal Care
24.1% Births to Mothers Under 18 3.4
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 1,236Under 15 015-17 44
1,1650
40
1000
6104
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 9120-29 68330 and Over 415
76648398
064
152913
All Ages 57.8Under 15 ND15-17 17.7
61.3
19.4
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 44.920-29 107.630-49 28.4
53.7113.529.6
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 10 3.3
Syphilis 1 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 15 5.0
Total Rate
Chlamydia 336 111.4Giardiasis 14 4.6Gonorrhea 36 11.9
Hepatitis: Type A 3 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 201 66.6
Rabies (Animals) 34 N/A
Salmonellosis 83 27.5Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 34 11.3 1 ND Shigellosis 1 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Adams County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 910Crude Death Rate per 1,000 9.0Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.1
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 14
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 12.0 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 11.0
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 858Cancer 591Stroke 139C.L.R.D.** 141Accidents 128
256.7177.3
42.142.741.0
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 10Birth Defects 2
Accidents 9Cancer 2
Accidents 8Cancer 5Diseases of Heart 5Suicide 2
Cancer 62Diseases of Heart 33Accidents 7Diabetes Mellitus 7C.L.R.D.** 4
Diseases of Heart 247Cancer 147C.L.R.D.** 46Stroke 42Alzheimer's Disease 40
TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 25 TOTAL 139 TOTAL 716
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 773 520.0Prostate 177 118.0
Lung and Bronchus 118 78.8Colon and Rectum 92 65.7
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 237 136.7
788 450.5
84 46.6104 57.6
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 37 24.6
Melanoma of the Skin 33 21.2
24 13.444 24.9
27 16.6
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 56
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 26 17.1
38.0 24
16
12.7
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1525
[Includes: Adams, Franklin, and Fulton Counties]
(12 - 19)(21 - 29)
65 (60 - 70)12 (8 - 17)51 (45 - 57)
88
(6 - 11)(6 - 11)
21 (17 - 27)27 (22 - 32)5 (2 - 9)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 39
Diabetes Mellitus 78
Septicemia 29
Nephritis/Nephrosis 62Alzheimer's Disease 102
11.7
23.3
8.7
18.830.4
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Adams County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
1 1 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 76Admissions 4,112
Beds per 1,000 Population 0.8Admissions per 1,000 Population 40.8
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 56.1Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $753
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
7 7 6836 596 817
58.9Average Occupancy Rate 85.1Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 168.3
$210
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
488 212 213 2 88.8
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient3
00
05
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
427
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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1,993 222 13,132 13.0
12
1
1,642
1.6
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Adams County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 333
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 542
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
1.5%
-20.2%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
83.2% 12.0%
80.3% 4.0%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 114
Dentist - 2007 32
2.6%
ND
90.9%
ND
-3.5%
ND
Allegheny CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -4.9Median Age of the Population (2007) 40.8% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 16.9% Population Urban (2000) 97.3
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 11.6Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $46,699% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 4.9% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 15.0
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 1,219,210Under 5 65,4085-14 143,21715-24 172,46125-34 138,993
578,08133,37072,74887,02669,627
641,12932,03870,46985,43569,366
35-44 162,37445-54 184,69455-64 146,55065-74 99,42975+ 106,084
78,07388,44868,17443,15837,457
84,30196,24678,37656,27168,627
Estimated Population by Race (2007)White 1,013,254 Black 163,837 Other Races 15,230
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
11.0Average Annual General
54.5
% Low Birth Weight 8.6% Receiving No Prenatal Care
10.2% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.6
7.1
8.31.2
14.1
17.68.3
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007) in First Trimester
All Races White Black
All Ages 17,848Under 15 3815-17 615
13,37921
331
12013
4,34916
281
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 1,14720-29 8,73730 and Over 7,298
6866,1736,161
65156
4552,5131,081
All Ages 56.0Under 15 0.615-17 12.9
74.61.0
23.9
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 37.720-29 81.130-49 36.7
63.1114.743.5
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
**
AIDS 247 6.7
Syphilis 186 5.1Measles 1 ND Tuberculosis 72 2.0
Total Rate
Chlamydia 13,392 364.1Giardiasis 168 4.6Gonorrhea 5,582 151.7
Hepatitis: Type A 32 0.9Total Rate
Lyme Disease 56 1.5
Rabies (Animals) 55 N/A
Salmonellosis 302 8.2Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 260 7.1 Hepatitis: Type B* 100 2.7 Shigellosis 10 0.3
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Allegheny County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 13,871Crude Death Rate per 1,000 11.4Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.4
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 98 44 50
AllRaces BlackWhite
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 7.3 4.5 17.9 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 7.5 4.8 18.1
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 11,997Cancer 10,038Stroke 2,450C.L.R.D.** 1,893Accidents 1,468
228.8202.146.036.335.8
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 53Birth Defects 18Accidents 7Assault (Homicide) 4Influenza/Pneumonia 3
Accidents 37Assault (Homicide) 31Suicide 17Cancer 10Diabetes Mellitus 4
Accidents 130Cancer 66Diseases of Heart 51Assault (Homicide) 47Suicide 47
Cancer 703Diseases of Heart 521Accidents 162Stroke 82Liver Dis./Cirrhosis 60
Diseases of Heart 3,263Cancer 2,466Stroke 732C.L.R.D.** 585Alzheimer's Disease 349
TOTAL 109 TOTAL 135 TOTAL 470 TOTAL 2,136 TOTAL 11,018
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 11,451 570.7Prostate 2,788 135.6
Lung and Bronchus 1,927 94.8Colon and Rectum 1,274 63.7
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 3,202 124.3
12,115 450.4
1,814 63.11,324 44.5
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 511 26.0
Melanoma of the Skin 311 16.0
535 18.7740 28.5
266 11.8
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 896
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 492 24.5
44.7 358
338
12.1
12.6
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1324
[Includes: Allegheny County Only]
(12 - 15)(22 - 27)
58 (55 - 61)9 (7 - 12)
54 (50 - 57)
89
(6 - 9)(8 - 11)
22 (19 - 25)28 (25 - 31)6 (4 - 8)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available atwww.health.state.pa.us/stats/.
Influenza/Pneumonia 979
Diabetes Mellitus 1,048
Septicemia 808
Nephritis/Nephrosis 1,088Alzheimer's Disease 1,111
18.4
20.8
15.8
20.719.8
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Allegheny County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other31 15 2 2 1 11
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 5,496Admissions 259,213
Beds per 1,000 Population 4.5Admissions per 1,000 Population 212.6
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 72.9Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $891
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
64 62 547,993 7,707 7,446
38.9Average Occupancy Rate 91.1Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 171.0
$213
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
12,793 5,195 3,213 15 69.6
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient72
202
2064
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
8,423
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
14,434 4,819 443,030 36.5
60
41
50,696
4.2
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Allegheny County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 2,812
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 21,111
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
3.6%
10.5%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
78.9% 8.4%
81.0% 2.5%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 5,095
Dentist - 2007 868
26.7%
-5.8%
92.1%
85.4%
1.8%
1.4%
Armstrong CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -4.6Median Age of the Population (2007) 42.5% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 18.4% Population Urban (2000) 36.9
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 13.1Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $31,290% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.0% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 17.6
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 69,059Under 5 3,8525-14 8,76415-24 7,89025-34 7,250
33,5961,9624,4964,0123,583
35,4631,8904,2683,8783,667
35-44 9,21545-54 10,53855-64 8,81765-74 6,56975+ 6,164
4,6095,3774,2842,8512,422
4,6065,1614,5333,7183,742
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
11.0Average Annual General
57.8
% Low Birth Weight 6.0% Receiving No Prenatal Care
15.0% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.1
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 841Under 15 015-17 21
7610
16
700
7305
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 5520-29 51130 and Over 254
46471228
061
93425
All Ages 62.6Under 15 ND15-17 12.0
69.2
15.7
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 55.120-29 138.430-49 24.8
65.9150.127.7
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 5 ND
Syphilis 1 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 2 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 252 120.1Giardiasis 39 18.6Gonorrhea 30 14.3
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 24 11.4
Rabies (Animals) 8 N/A
Salmonellosis 35 16.7Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 29 13.8 3 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Armstrong County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 830Crude Death Rate per 1,000 12.0Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.5
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 5
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 6.5
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 663Cancer 569Stroke 138C.L.R.D.** 130Accidents 115
220.9194.2
45.643.351.6
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Diseases of Heart 4Accidents 3Cancer 2Suicide 2
Cancer 46Diseases of Heart 39Diabetes Mellitus 9Accidents 7Liver Dis./Cirrhosis 6
Diseases of Heart 188Cancer 144Alzheimer's Disease 47C.L.R.D.** 40Stroke 38
TOTAL 5 TOTAL 3 TOTAL 20 TOTAL 136 TOTAL 665
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 746 598.5Prostate 213 166.1
Lung and Bronchus 120 95.4Colon and Rectum 87 69.3
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 170 111.4
663 430.8
87 53.183 49.7
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 33 26.5
Melanoma of the Skin 25 20.2
23 15.040 26.6
20 15.2
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 66
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 26 21.4
53.4 25
24
14.4
14.4
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1528
[Includes: Indiana, Cambria, Somerset, and Armstrong Counties]
(12 - 17)(25 - 32)
63 (59 - 67)14 (11 - 17)51 (46 - 56)
87
(6 - 10)(5 - 10)
20 (17 - 23)20 (16 - 25)6 (5 - 9)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 65
Diabetes Mellitus 93
Septicemia 32
Nephritis/Nephrosis 62Alzheimer's Disease 108
21.6
31.6
10.8
20.734.7
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Armstrong County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
1 1 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 156Admissions 7,022
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.3Admissions per 1,000 Population 101.7
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 63.1Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate ND
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
4 4 3369 369 352
29.0Average Occupancy Rate 79.6Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 79.3
$180
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
319 127 63 18 64.9
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient4
10
14
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
208
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
1,224 461 19,836 28.8
29
0
3,089
4.5
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Armstrong County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 181
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 436
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
10.7%
-2.7%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
83.3% 6.7%
78.0% 0.2%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 95
Dentist - 2007 27
19.1%
ND
87.9%
ND
-1.7%
ND
Beaver CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -4.6Median Age of the Population (2007) 42.7% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 18.3% Population Urban (2000) 73.4
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 9.9Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $33,046% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.6% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 16.5
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 173,074Under 5 8,8885-14 20,34515-24 21,43025-34 18,474
82,6424,533
10,42310,875
8,997
90,4324,3559,922
10,5559,477
35-44 23,02645-54 27,24555-64 22,03565-74 15,86875+ 15,763
11,14513,29710,510
7,0215,841
11,88113,94811,5258,8479,922
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
10.5Average Annual General
54.7
% Low Birth Weight 8.1% Receiving No Prenatal Care
17.3% Births to Mothers Under 18 3.0
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 2,172Under 15 715-17 75
1,8133
51
1500
3444
24
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 16520-29 1,19130 and Over 734
1111,008
640
195
5317489
All Ages 56.8Under 15 ND15-17 14.7
68.1
21.7
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 52.220-29 104.930-49 27.1
77.6123.931.0
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 18 3.4
Syphilis 11 2.1Measles 0 ND Tuberculosis 8 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 1,193 226.7Giardiasis 31 5.9Gonorrhea 403 76.6
Hepatitis: Type A 2 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 7 ND
Rabies (Animals) 5 N/A
Salmonellosis 52 9.9Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 20 3.8 3 ND Shigellosis 5 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Beaver County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 2,090Crude Death Rate per 1,000 12.1Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.6
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 10
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 5.5 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 5.0
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 1,747Cancer 1,440Stroke 344C.L.R.D.** 311Accidents 249
230.9195.8
45.140.642.6
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 6Birth Defects 3
Accidents 15Assault (Homicide) 3Suicide 3Diseases of Heart 2Influenza/Pneumonia 2
Accidents 13Cancer 10Diseases of Heart 9Suicide 8Stroke 3
Cancer 105Diseases of Heart 92Accidents 16C.L.R.D.** 14Stroke 14
Diseases of Heart 469Cancer 351Stroke 103Alzheimer's Disease 85C.L.R.D.** 82
TOTAL 14 TOTAL 29 TOTAL 51 TOTAL 340 TOTAL 1,656
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 1,779 570.5Prostate 448 140.4
Lung and Bronchus 339 107.7Colon and Rectum 192 61.7
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 458 120.5
1,733 447.4
243 58.0206 47.9
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 79 25.2
Melanoma of the Skin 31 10.3
78 19.4106 28.8
27 8.1
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 147
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 67 21.3
46.4 57
42
13.9
10.9
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1326
[Includes: Beaver and Butler Counties]
(9 - 17)(22 - 32)
65 (60 - 70)11 (7 - 16)47 (42 - 53)
98
(7 - 12)(5 - 12)
23 (19 - 28)27 (22 - 33)4 (3 - 7)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 176
Diabetes Mellitus 182
Septicemia 122
Nephritis/Nephrosis 172Alzheimer's Disease 239
23.1
24.4
16.7
22.630.4
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Beaver County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
3 2 0 0 0 1
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 375Admissions 19,202
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.2Admissions per 1,000 Population 110.9
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 68.0Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $620
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
7 7 61,214 1,153 1,198
38.4Average Occupancy Rate 95.0Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 169.8
$240
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
2,176 733 545 3 64.2
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient9
60
26
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
1,281
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
2,294 761 62,043 36.0
36
2
7,296
4.2
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Beaver County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 325
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 1,380
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
4.1%
0.7%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
76.7% 1.4%
78.0% 2.2%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 226
Dentist - 2007 84
6.2%
-3.1%
88.8%
86.8%
0.5%
-7.4%
Bedford CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -0.7Median Age of the Population (2007) 41.2% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 17.4% Population Urban (2000) 15.7
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 12.6Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $26,707% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 7.1% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 16.5
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 49,650Under 5 2,7405-14 6,37015-24 5,51325-34 5,980
24,5011,4363,3232,8353,007
25,1491,3043,0472,6782,973
35-44 6,92045-54 7,16855-64 6,30665-74 4,75675+ 3,897
3,4553,6173,1232,1771,528
3,4653,5513,1832,5792,369
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
10.5Average Annual General
55.7
% Low Birth Weight 4.6% Receiving No Prenatal Care
16.9% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.9
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 536Under 15 015-17 16
5190
15
200
1501
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 3620-29 31330 and Over 171
33304167
020
374
All Ages 56.9Under 15 ND15-17 15.3
58.8
16.3
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 63.620-29 116.730-49 24.6
69.4120.125.2
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 3 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 2 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 58 38.8Giardiasis 10 6.7Gonorrhea 11 7.3
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 10 6.7
Rabies (Animals) 69 N/A
Salmonellosis 31 20.7Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 28 18.7 6 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Bedford County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 467Crude Death Rate per 1,000 9.4Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 7.4
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 2
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 413Cancer 346Stroke 137C.L.R.D.** 67Accidents 75
214.3177.6
71.533.848.8
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 6 Accidents 6Cancer 2
Cancer 28Diseases of Heart 15Accidents 6Stroke 6
Cancer 103Diseases of Heart 101Stroke 33C.L.R.D.** 20Influenza/Pneumonia 13
TOTAL 3 TOTAL 9 TOTAL 13 TOTAL 81 TOTAL 361
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 463 531.3Prostate 176 195.2
Lung and Bronchus 48 53.5Colon and Rectum 48 57.2
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 100 100.7
388 387.1
45 40.656 51.0
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 13 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 19 ND
15 ND25 24.2
20 22.7
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 41
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 19 ND
48.5 12
7
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
2032
[Includes: Bedford, Blair, Huntingdon, Juniata, and Mifflin Counties]
(16 - 24)(28 - 37)
70 (65 - 75)17 (13 - 23)49 (43 - 55)
128
(9 - 16)(5 - 11)
27 (23 - 33)29 (25 - 35)3 (2 - 5)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 40
Diabetes Mellitus 53
Septicemia 17
Nephritis/Nephrosis 30Alzheimer's Disease 40
21.1
27.4
ND
15.420.8
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Bedford County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
1 1 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 27Admissions 2,445
Beds per 1,000 Population 0.5Admissions per 1,000 Population 49.2
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 74.1Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $510
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
2 2 2205 205 205
23.7Average Occupancy Rate 95.5Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 115.2
$174
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
304 122 102 0 74.6
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient2
00
02
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
224
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
1,412 506 8,264 16.6
10
0
1,523
3.1
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Bedford County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 102
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 212
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
8.6%
-2.9%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
80.6% 0.6%
79.4% 7.1%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 52
Dentist - 2007 18
0.8%
ND
86.0%
ND
-4.0%
ND
Berks CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 7.6Median Age of the Population (2007) 37.5% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 14.1% Population Urban (2000) 72.9
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 11.1Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $34,921% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.4% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 15.9
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 401,955Under 5 26,9965-14 55,40115-24 57,75025-34 47,314
196,76113,71227,95628,63823,867
205,19413,28427,44529,11223,447
35-44 56,36545-54 57,18955-64 44,37665-74 29,70975+ 26,855
28,51728,76421,46513,64710,195
27,84828,42522,91116,06216,660
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
12.8Average Annual General
63.9
% Low Birth Weight 7.9% Receiving No Prenatal Care
23.0% Births to Mothers Under 18 3.9
6.9
17.32.4
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007) in First Trimester
All Races White
All Ages 6,199Under 15 915-17 250
5,1394
194
5402
1,0065
54
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 49420-29 3,32130 and Over 2,122
3492,7251,865
32721
142569236
All Ages 63.9Under 15 ND15-17 21.1
77.1ND
27.2
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 54.820-29 109.030-49 34.2
77.5132.938.9
*Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
Hispanic
8.6
38.38.3
(of any race)
**
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 106 8.8
Measles 0 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 3,329 277.6Giardiasis 77 6.4Gonorrhea 494 41.2
Hepatitis: Type A 8 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 909 75.8
Rabies (Animals) 36 N/A
Campylobacteriosis 164 13.7 20 1.7Hepatitis: Type B*
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Syphilis 9 NDTuberculosis 14 1.2
Salmonellosis 171 14.3Shigellosis 12 1.0
Total Rate
Berks County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 3,461Crude Death Rate per 1,000 8.6Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 7.8
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 33 21 5
AllRaces White
Hispanic(any race)
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 6.4 5.9 ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 6.4 6.5 6.1
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 2,868Cancer 2,462Stroke 792C.L.R.D.** 492Accidents 396
213.1183.158.936.531.9
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 16Birth Defects 12Cancer 2
Accidents 21Suicide 9Cancer 5Assault (Homicide) 4
Cancer 28Accidents 25Diseases of Heart 21Suicide 15Assault (Homicide) 6
Cancer 204Diseases of Heart 133Accidents 24Diabetes Mellitus 23Stroke 18
Diseases of Heart 772Cancer 550Stroke 226C.L.R.D.** 151Alzheimer's Disease 99
TOTAL 38 TOTAL 50 TOTAL 137 TOTAL 565 TOTAL 2,671
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 3,422 589.3Prostate 952 160.7
Lung and Bronchus 499 85.6Colon and Rectum 372 65.4
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 874 125.1
3,134 437.5
394 53.0369 48.2
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 154 26.8
Melanoma of the Skin 158 26.8
145 20.4184 25.8
125 18.7
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 263
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 134 22.8
47.0 75
90
9.6
12.4
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1428
[Includes: Berks and Schuylkill Counties]
(12 - 17)(25 - 32)
64 (60 - 68)10 (7 - 15)47 (42 - 52)
911
(7 - 11)(9 - 14)
20 (17 - 23)33 (29 - 38)5 (3 - 7)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available atwww.health.state.pa.us/stats/.
Influenza/Pneumonia 237
Diabetes Mellitus 278
Septicemia 184
Nephritis/Nephrosis 238Alzheimer's Disease 288
17.6
20.7
13.7
17.721.3
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Berks County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
4 2 1 1 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 728Admissions 37,323
Beds per 1,000 Population 1.8Admissions per 1,000 Population 92.9
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 72.7Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $1,107
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
15 15 132,434 2,416 2,304
43.0Average Occupancy Rate 95.3Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 187.4
$235
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
2,735 1,209 643 2 68.8
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient19
80
217
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
1,854
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
6,017 672 108,431 26.9
43
7
10,170
2.5
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Berks County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 1,317
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 3,099
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
7.9%
6.9%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
82.5% 5.8%
82.2% 1.0%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 741
Dentist - 2007 162
15.9%
13.7%
87.9%
84.8%
1.9%
-1.0%
Blair CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -2.8Median Age of the Population (2007) 40.7% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 17.1% Population Urban (2000) 74.0
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 13.8Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $30,402% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.3% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 20.1
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 125,527Under 5 7,1575-14 15,04815-24 16,80925-34 14,779
60,4933,6997,7888,5697,431
65,0343,4587,2608,2407,348
35-44 16,27945-54 18,40355-64 15,53565-74 11,08075+ 10,437
8,0149,0387,4554,8983,601
8,2659,3658,0806,1826,836
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
11.8Average Annual General
59.7
% Low Birth Weight 7.2% Receiving No Prenatal Care
16.3% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.3
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 1,604Under 15 015-17 41
1,4830
34
1600
10507
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 13820-29 94930 and Over 475
122879447
376
136322
All Ages 62.2Under 15 ND15-17 13.5
67.2
16.3
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 65.520-29 116.930-49 26.9
74.1126.228.6
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 16 4.2
Syphilis 1 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 6 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 519 137.0Giardiasis 28 7.4Gonorrhea 89 23.5
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 5 ND
Rabies (Animals) 31 N/A
Salmonellosis 88 23.2Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 33 8.7 14 3.7 Shigellosis 3 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Blair County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 1,456Crude Death Rate per 1,000 11.6Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 9.0
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 8
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 6.7
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 1,412Cancer 1,014Stroke 275C.L.R.D.** 231Accidents 218
280.0201.8
54.544.853.7
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Birth Defects 3Perinatal Conditions 2
Accidents 6Suicide 3Cancer 2
Accidents 19Suicide 10Cancer 5Liver Dis./Cirrhosis 5Diseases of Heart 4
Cancer 82Diseases of Heart 58C.L.R.D.** 14Diabetes Mellitus 13Accidents 7
Diseases of Heart 353Cancer 237Stroke 76C.L.R.D.** 51Accidents 35
TOTAL 9 TOTAL 14 TOTAL 61 TOTAL 235 TOTAL 1,136
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 1,163 569.6Prostate 236 112.2
Lung and Bronchus 219 103.6Colon and Rectum 142 71.6
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 286 107.7
1,154 419.5
141 47.8162 53.1
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 54 26.0
Melanoma of the Skin 34 17.8
54 18.361 23.2
34 14.0
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 90
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 52 24.9
45.9 29
29
9.8
11.2
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
2032
[Includes: Bedford, Blair, Huntingdon, Juniata, and Mifflin Counties]
(16 - 24)(28 - 37)
70 (65 - 75)17 (13 - 23)49 (43 - 55)
128
(9 - 16)(5 - 11)
27 (23 - 33)29 (25 - 35)3 (2 - 5)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 78
Diabetes Mellitus 144
Septicemia 83
Nephritis/Nephrosis 115Alzheimer's Disease 115
15.6
28.7
16.5
22.722.4
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Blair County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
5 3 0 1 1 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 514Admissions 24,185
Beds per 1,000 Population 4.1Admissions per 1,000 Population 192.7
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 59.3Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $620
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
11 10 91,514 1,167 1,150
70.4Average Occupancy Rate 96.8Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 328.7
$201
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
1,309 505 490 15 78.8
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient11
60
412
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
1,010
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
2,261 687 23,168 18.5
13
4
5,107
4.1
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Blair County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 800
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 1,320
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
8.2%
-24.8%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
83.6% 3.6%
78.9% -1.7%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 270
Dentist - 2007 58
2.7%
-13.7%
89.6%
73.1%
0.3%
-9.9%
Bradford CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -2.1Median Age of the Population (2007) 40.7% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 16.8% Population Urban (2000) 27.9
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 14.0Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $27,478% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.4% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 18.2
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 61,471Under 5 3,5805-14 7,97015-24 7,82225-34 6,919
29,8121,8324,0793,9593,364
31,6591,7483,8913,8633,555
35-44 8,17545-54 9,07755-64 7,59865-74 5,66475+ 4,666
3,9604,4553,7042,6791,780
4,2154,6223,8942,9852,886
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
13.1Average Annual General
64.0
% Low Birth Weight 6.6% Receiving No Prenatal Care
11.7% Births to Mothers Under 18 1.7
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 823Under 15 115-17 14
8071
13
701
900
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 5920-29 51830 and Over 231
59505229
060
072
All Ages 69.4Under 15 ND15-17 9.3
70.7
10.0
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 89.120-29 144.430-49 27.1
89.1148.127.4
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 3 ND
Syphilis 1 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 1 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 282 151.2Giardiasis 28 15.0Gonorrhea 24 12.9
Hepatitis: Type A 4 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 13 7.0
Rabies (Animals) 27 N/A
Salmonellosis 34 18.2Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 72 38.6 0 ND Shigellosis 105 56.3
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Bradford County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 622Crude Death Rate per 1,000 10.1Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.2
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 7
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 7.9
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 536Cancer 449Stroke 83C.L.R.D.** 80Accidents 67
231.1189.5
35.834.035.1
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 3Birth Defects 2
Accidents 4 Accidents 5Cancer 4Suicide 3
Cancer 37Diseases of Heart 27Accidents 5C.L.R.D.** 4
Diseases of Heart 127Cancer 109Alzheimer's Disease 27Stroke 22C.L.R.D.** 21
TOTAL 7 TOTAL 5 TOTAL 22 TOTAL 103 TOTAL 485
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 653 639.6Prostate 171 163.3
Lung and Bronchus 105 98.0Colon and Rectum 62 60.4
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 155 126.3
579 463.4
89 68.066 48.9
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 21 20.9
Melanoma of the Skin 31 32.7
21 17.238 31.0
15 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 40
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 20 18.1
43.0 15
22
ND
16.9
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1726
[Includes: Bradford, Sullivan, Tioga, Lycoming, Clinton, and Potter Counties]
(14 - 21)(23 - 30)
64 (59 - 68)17 (13 - 22)49 (44 - 54)
115
(9 - 13)(4 - 7)
23 (20 - 27)24 (20 - 28)4 (2 - 6)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 29
Diabetes Mellitus 71
Septicemia 19
Nephritis/Nephrosis 36Alzheimer's Disease 71
12.6
30.8
ND
15.431.1
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Bradford County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
3 3 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 292Admissions 14,581
Beds per 1,000 Population 4.8Admissions per 1,000 Population 237.2
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 60.9Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $820
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
4 4 4463 463 463
44.8Average Occupancy Rate 83.0Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 206.3
$210
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
206 87 97 0 90.2
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient3
00
13
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
184
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
962 360 6,868 11.2
15
3
1,248
2.0
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Bradford County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 264
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 533
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
9.6%
-23.8%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
86.9% 12.7%
79.7% 1.6%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 185
Dentist - 2007 22
9.4%
ND
81.8%
ND
-4.8%
ND
Bucks CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 3.9Median Age of the Population (2007) 40.0% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 13.5% Population Urban (2000) 90.0
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 5.2Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $50,070% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 4.8% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 7.4
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 621,144Under 5 36,5285-14 84,18515-24 74,04225-34 71,468
305,90718,49042,63937,84136,166
315,23718,03841,54636,20135,302
35-44 95,27645-54 100,52555-64 75,05565-74 47,84875+ 36,217
47,50150,07236,79222,44813,958
47,77550,45338,26325,40022,259
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
11.0Average Annual General
56.7
% Low Birth Weight 7.0% Receiving No Prenatal Care
15.8% Births to Mothers Under 18 0.8
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 8,305Under 15 415-17 120
6,8622
56
5601
1,3872
63
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 38520-29 3,56230 and Over 4,215
2072,7943,785
41733
174751397
All Ages 57.5Under 15 ND15-17 4.4
69.6
9.5
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 27.020-29 85.930-49 40.9
50.3109.545.6
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 88 4.7
Syphilis 24 1.3Measles 0 ND Tuberculosis 45 2.4
Total Rate
Chlamydia 2,040 109.3Giardiasis 111 5.9Gonorrhea 419 22.5
Hepatitis: Type A 14 0.8Total Rate
Lyme Disease 1,402 75.1
Rabies (Animals) 40 N/A
Salmonellosis 266 14.3Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 217 11.6 34 1.8 Shigellosis 20 1.1
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Bucks County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 4,961Crude Death Rate per 1,000 8.0Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.2
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 28
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 4.1 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 4.0
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 3,486Cancer 3,634Stroke 920C.L.R.D.** 767Accidents 641
198.5187.0
53.142.135.6
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 19Birth Defects 4
Accidents 29Suicide 11Assault (Homicide) 5Cancer 3Diseases of Heart 2
Accidents 59Suicide 21Diseases of Heart 19Cancer 16Liver Dis./Cirrhosis 5
Cancer 304Diseases of Heart 121Accidents 46C.L.R.D.** 32Suicide 31
Diseases of Heart 1,002Cancer 873Stroke 271C.L.R.D.** 206Alzheimer's Disease 122
TOTAL 33 TOTAL 60 TOTAL 172 TOTAL 818 TOTAL 3,877
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 5,177 579.6Prostate 1,438 151.4
Lung and Bronchus 681 78.5Colon and Rectum 518 60.5
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 1,440 131.5
5,022 459.6
653 58.7548 49.2
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 218 24.8
Melanoma of the Skin 213 22.7
215 19.6342 30.5
218 20.8
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 405
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 212 22.4
49.6 127
127
11.4
11.5
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1019
[Includes: Bucks County Only]
(8 - 12)(16 - 23)
57 (53 - 61)7 (5 - 11)
48 (43 - 54)
68
(5 - 8)(6 - 10)
20 (16 - 23)29 (25 - 34)5 (3 - 7)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 286
Diabetes Mellitus 325
Septicemia 329
Nephritis/Nephrosis 340Alzheimer's Disease 341
16.8
17.1
17.9
19.220.7
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Bucks County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
8 6 1 0 0 1
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 912Admissions 56,470
Beds per 1,000 Population 1.5Admissions per 1,000 Population 90.9
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 73.5Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $2,374
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
32 31 273,631 3,367 3,296
43.2Average Occupancy Rate 94.0Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 171.1
$247
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
3,027 1,614 737 2 78.9
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient24
101
927
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
2,353
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
7,908 1,534 246,462 39.7
74
19
21,756
3.5
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Bucks County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 1,160
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 3,563
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
2.7%
-22.0%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
86.0% 6.9%
79.3% -0.6%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 1,294
Dentist - 2007 408
16.0%
-3.6%
90.3%
86.4%
0.8%
-4.1%
Butler CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 4.5Median Age of the Population (2007) 39.1% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 14.4% Population Urban (2000) 53.3
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 8.8Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $38,075% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 4.7% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 10.4
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 181,934Under 5 10,7955-14 23,99615-24 25,50025-34 20,539
88,9355,481
12,20712,78210,437
92,9995,314
11,78912,71810,102
35-44 25,98245-54 27,65355-64 21,18965-74 13,74475+ 12,536
12,92813,72110,356
6,3624,661
13,05413,93210,8337,3827,875
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
10.7Average Annual General
54.7
% Low Birth Weight 6.2% Receiving No Prenatal Care
14.7% Births to Mothers Under 18 1.2
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 2,204Under 15 215-17 37
1,9410
23
1900
2442
14
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 9220-29 1,03230 and Over 1,041
71893954
09
10
2113077
All Ages 54.1Under 15 ND15-17 5.9
61.4
9.4
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 24.020-29 84.630-49 37.3
31.197.740.7
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 9 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 5 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 550 100.6Giardiasis 51 9.3Gonorrhea 79 14.4
Hepatitis: Type A 3 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 209 38.2
Rabies (Animals) 27 N/A
Salmonellosis 52 9.5Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 59 10.8 6 ND Shigellosis 2 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Butler County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 1,794Crude Death Rate per 1,000 9.9Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.4
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 9
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 5.4
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 1,437Cancer 1,179Stroke 333C.L.R.D.** 299Accidents 213
217.2187.3
50.446.937.9
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 4Birth Defects 3Accidents 2Assault (Homicide) 2
Accidents 8Suicide 4
Accidents 24Diseases of Heart 8Suicide 8Cancer 7Assault (Homicide) 2
Cancer 110Diseases of Heart 49Accidents 17C.L.R.D.** 15Liver Dis./Cirrhosis 11
Diseases of Heart 422Cancer 282C.L.R.D.** 105Stroke 93Alzheimer's Disease 78
TOTAL 13 TOTAL 14 TOTAL 60 TOTAL 269 TOTAL 1,438
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 1,546 573.8Prostate 452 164.3
Lung and Bronchus 222 82.4Colon and Rectum 163 61.8
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 424 128.5
1,426 428.0
186 54.0169 47.2
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 64 23.9
Melanoma of the Skin 61 22.6
58 16.694 28.6
50 16.6
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 103
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 49 18.2
40.4 38
33
10.8
9.8
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1326
[Includes: Beaver and Butler Counties]
(9 - 17)(22 - 32)
65 (60 - 70)11 (7 - 16)47 (42 - 53)
98
(7 - 12)(5 - 12)
23 (19 - 28)27 (22 - 33)4 (3 - 7)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 150
Diabetes Mellitus 132
Septicemia 92
Nephritis/Nephrosis 115Alzheimer's Disease 218
22.6
20.6
14.4
17.732.1
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Butler County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
1 1 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 232Admissions 12,457
Beds per 1,000 Population 1.3Admissions per 1,000 Population 68.5
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 72.3Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $793
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
13 13 121,582 1,539 1,557
60.2Average Occupancy Rate 89.5Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 123.1
$203
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
1,009 374 210 0 56.7
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient10
22
210
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
584
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
2,670 889 46,603 25.5
34
5
7,017
3.9
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Butler County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 474
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 1,497
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
3.3%
4.4%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
80.1% 4.2%
79.5% 1.3%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 212
Dentist - 2007 95
1.8%
-5.4%
91.2%
94.1%
1.1%
8.0%
Cambria CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -5.0Median Age of the Population (2007) 42.3% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 18.7% Population Urban (2000) 67.6
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 13.9Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $29,022% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.2% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 17.1
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 144,995Under 5 7,3395-14 15,85215-24 19,62525-34 16,097
71,3343,7498,1549,9838,543
73,6613,5907,6989,6427,554
35-44 19,11745-54 21,58055-64 18,34065-74 13,16075+ 13,885
10,18911,098
9,0505,7824,786
8,92810,4829,2907,3789,099
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
10.7Average Annual General
56.5
% Low Birth Weight 9.2% Receiving No Prenatal Care
14.7% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.9
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 1,705Under 15 115-17 55
1,5490
45
1703
13917
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 12320-29 98230 and Over 543
110892502
067
138434
All Ages 59.3Under 15 ND15-17 15.7
65.3
19.2
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 51.320-29 106.730-49 28.0
57.4117.430.3
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 20 4.5
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 3 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 707 160.7Giardiasis 35 8.0Gonorrhea 159 36.1
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 11 2.5
Rabies (Animals) 22 N/A
Salmonellosis 46 10.5Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 35 8.0 13 3.0 Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Cambria County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 1,818Crude Death Rate per 1,000 12.5Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.6
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 13
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 8.4 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 6.4
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 1,640Cancer 1,169Stroke 282C.L.R.D.** 233Accidents 279
240.8183.7
41.334.156.8
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Birth Defects 5Perinatal Conditions 4Accidents 2
Accidents 7Suicide 5Birth Defects 3Diseases of Heart 2
Accidents 21Cancer 10Diseases of Heart 4HIV Disease 4Suicide 3
Cancer 105Diseases of Heart 55Accidents 27C.L.R.D.** 15Diabetes Mellitus 11
Diseases of Heart 444Cancer 273Stroke 91C.L.R.D.** 66Alzheimer's Disease 65
TOTAL 15 TOTAL 23 TOTAL 53 TOTAL 304 TOTAL 1,423
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 1,582 605.5Prostate 475 176.5
Lung and Bronchus 210 79.2Colon and Rectum 186 71.0
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 353 111.0
1,435 433.2
158 44.6194 49.9
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 55 21.5
Melanoma of the Skin 52 21.1
56 15.788 27.7
37 13.4
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 151
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 62 23.8
58.6 42
42
12.0
11.7
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1528
[Includes: Indiana, Cambria, Somerset, and Armstrong Counties]
(12 - 17)(25 - 32)
63 (59 - 67)14 (11 - 17)51 (46 - 56)
87
(6 - 10)(5 - 10)
20 (17 - 23)20 (16 - 25)6 (5 - 9)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 117
Diabetes Mellitus 134
Septicemia 91
Nephritis/Nephrosis 155Alzheimer's Disease 219
17.2
21.0
13.8
22.730.2
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Cambria County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
4 2 0 1 0 1
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 470Admissions 23,865
Beds per 1,000 Population 3.2Admissions per 1,000 Population 164.6
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 72.3Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $563
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
10 9 91,071 1,030 1,053
39.6Average Occupancy Rate 88.0Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 174.8
$175
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
896 379 234 0 72.3
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient7
30
24
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
613
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
2,551 1,053 28,730 19.9
21
6
7,185
5.0
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Cambria County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 663
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 1,759
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
8.2%
1.2%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
80.1% 3.2%
80.1% 0.0%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 293
Dentist - 2007 62
11.0%
4.8%
87.9%
85.5%
0.1%
0.3%
Cameron CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -10.5Median Age of the Population (2007) 43.7% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 19.5% Population Urban (2000) 56.9
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 12.1Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $29,052% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 9.2% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 22.2
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 5,349Under 5 2765-14 65915-24 63025-34 535
2,615131311325258
2,734145348305277
35-44 66245-54 73755-64 80765-74 49875+ 545
328376427255204
334361380243341
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
10.7Average Annual General
53.8
% Low Birth Weight ND% Receiving No Prenatal Care
ND% Births to Mothers Under 18 ND
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 66Under 15 015-17 3
5702
200
701
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 820-29 4230 and Over 13
83611
011
051
All Ages 62.2Under 15 ND15-17 ND
72.1
ND
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 ND20-29 127.730-49 17.2
ND148.920.3
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 0 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 1 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 14 85.0Giardiasis 1 NDGonorrhea 1 ND
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 48 291.3
Rabies (Animals) 2 N/A
Salmonellosis 1 NDTotal Rate
Campylobacteriosis 1 ND 0 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Cameron County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 58Crude Death Rate per 1,000 10.8Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 7.1
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 1
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 55Cancer 47Stroke 12C.L.R.D.** 8Accidents 14
206.0179.9
NDNDND
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 2 Cancer 3 Cancer 13Diseases of Heart 13Diabetes Mellitus 4Stroke 3C.L.R.D.** 2
TOTAL 1 TOTAL 1 TOTAL 4 TOTAL 6 TOTAL 46
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 51 468.7Prostate 16 ND
Lung and Bronchus 7 NDColon and Rectum 6 ND
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 10 ND
52 404.4
10 ND4 ND
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 1 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 1 ND
0 ND4 ND
3 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 2
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 0 ND
ND 2
1
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1928
[Includes: Forest, Elk, Cameron, Clearfield, Jefferson, Clarion, McKean, and Warren Counties]
(16 - 22)(24 - 32)
65 (60 - 69)13 (10 - 17)51 (46 - 56)
97
(7 - 12)(6 - 10)
23 (19 - 27)19 (16 - 24)7 (4 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 4
Diabetes Mellitus 11
Septicemia 2
Nephritis/Nephrosis 6Alzheimer's Disease 1
ND
ND
ND
NDND
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Cameron County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
0 0 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 0Admissions 0
Beds per 1,000 Population NDAdmissions per 1,000 Population ND
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate NDAverage Semi-Private Daily Room Rate ND
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
1 1 140 40 40
38.4Average Occupancy Rate 72.4Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 166.0
$150
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
67 27 27 0 83.3
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient1
00
01
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
54
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
65 34 286 5.4
5
0
286
5.3
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Cameron County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 14
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 24
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
ND
ND
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
ND ND
ND ND
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 2
Dentist - 2007 2
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
Carbon CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 7.6Median Age of the Population (2007) 41.7% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 16.9% Population Urban (2000) 49.7
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 10.6Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $29,899% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.8% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 13.9
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 63,242Under 5 3,1175-14 6,73115-24 8,99125-34 7,430
30,3901,5873,3774,4793,694
32,8521,5303,3544,5123,736
35-44 8,25445-54 9,71855-64 8,28865-74 5,94575+ 4,768
3,9764,9063,9632,6691,739
4,2784,8124,3253,2763,029
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
10.6Average Annual General
51.8
% Low Birth Weight 6.3% Receiving No Prenatal Care
21.8% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.5
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 804Under 15 015-17 26
6710
17
801
12508
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 6320-29 45630 and Over 259
44382228
232
177129
All Ages 53.6Under 15 ND15-17 14.7
64.2
22.4
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 51.120-29 85.330-49 26.6
73.2101.830.2
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 7 ND
Syphilis 3 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 0 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 110 58.6Giardiasis 4 NDGonorrhea 19 10.1
Hepatitis: Type A 1 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 19 10.1
Rabies (Animals) 5 N/A
Salmonellosis 17 9.1Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 10 5.3 2 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Carbon County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 757Crude Death Rate per 1,000 12.0Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 9.7
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 4
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 7.3
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 644Cancer 554Stroke 110C.L.R.D.** 104Accidents 102
266.4226.8
45.942.250.5
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 2 Suicide 2 Accidents 9Cancer 6Suicide 4Diseases of Heart 2
Cancer 40Diseases of Heart 37Accidents 10Diabetes Mellitus 5Suicide 5
Diseases of Heart 169Cancer 115C.L.R.D.** 35Stroke 27Alzheimer's Disease 23
TOTAL 5 TOTAL 4 TOTAL 25 TOTAL 132 TOTAL 591
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 616 595.0Prostate 149 134.7
Lung and Bronchus 95 89.1Colon and Rectum 71 71.7
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 146 113.0
605 464.3
68 50.170 49.0
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 27 27.3
Melanoma of the Skin 23 23.1
22 16.432 23.9
20 15.8
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 55
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 22 22.9
53.5 20
20
14.8
15.1
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1425
[Includes: Carbon, Lehigh, and Northampton Counties]
(11 - 17)(22 - 29)
66 (62 - 69)12 (9 - 16)43 (39 - 47)
810
(6 - 10)(8 - 12)
21 (18 - 25)27 (23 - 31)6 (4 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 48
Diabetes Mellitus 93
Septicemia 39
Nephritis/Nephrosis 59Alzheimer's Disease 83
20.6
37.7
16.0
24.234.5
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Carbon County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
2 2 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 140Admissions 4,980
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.2Admissions per 1,000 Population 78.7
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 47.5Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $514
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
3 3 3441 441 441
41.2Average Occupancy Rate 93.1Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 299.8
$202
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
493 225 174 4 85.4
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient2
00
03
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
403
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
1,051 358 7,971 12.5
33
1
1,771
2.8
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Carbon County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 174
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 325
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
15.5%
-5.2%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
86.5% 4.0%
73.7% -0.3%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 70
Dentist - 2007 25
-0.7%
ND
83.6%
ND
-3.2%
ND
Centre CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 6.6Median Age of the Population (2007) 27.5% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 11.1% Population Urban (2000) 64.3
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 14.7Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $31,731% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 4.3% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 7.9
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 144,658Under 5 6,2275-14 12,68915-24 50,14625-34 13,749
73,7543,1716,485
25,8057,655
70,9043,0566,204
24,3416,094
35-44 16,49445-54 16,31055-64 13,04465-74 9,07575+ 6,924
8,6298,5436,4864,1952,785
7,8657,7676,5584,8804,139
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
9.2Average Annual General
35.1
% Low Birth Weight 5.7% Receiving No Prenatal Care
13.6% Births to Mothers Under 18 ND
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 1,566Under 15 015-17 12
1,33409
800
22403
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 7720-29 79530 and Over 680
49628646
143
2716331
All Ages 34.8Under 15 ND15-17 ND
40.9
4.1
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 6.920-29 36.630-49 42.9
10.946.345.1
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 20 4.7
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 1 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 856 200.9Giardiasis 30 7.0Gonorrhea 71 16.7
Hepatitis: Type A 2 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 70 16.4
Rabies (Animals) 36 N/A
Salmonellosis 65 15.3Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 120 28.2 6 ND Shigellosis 5 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Centre County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 881Crude Death Rate per 1,000 6.1Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 7.5
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 11
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 8.2 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 5.6
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 701Cancer 621Stroke 153C.L.R.D.** 141Accidents 113
203.3172.1
45.740.231.0
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 6Birth Defects 3
Accidents 8 Cancer 10Accidents 5Diseases of Heart 4Suicide 4
Cancer 61Diseases of Heart 34Accidents 7Suicide 7
Diseases of Heart 203Cancer 154Stroke 45C.L.R.D.** 41Influenza/Pneumonia 20
TOTAL 11 TOTAL 11 TOTAL 29 TOTAL 150 TOTAL 680
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 908 550.2Prostate 275 162.5
Lung and Bronchus 128 81.9Colon and Rectum 91 57.3
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 230 121.4
819 424.8
92 46.180 39.6
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 38 21.4
Melanoma of the Skin 41 24.9
39 19.761 30.9
32 17.0
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 64
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 30 17.3
39.8 18
19
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1526
[Includes: Centre, Columbia, Montour, Northumberland, Snyder, and Union Counties]
(12 - 19)(22 - 31)
61 (56 - 67)18 (13 - 26)55 (50 - 60)
79
(5 - 9)(7 - 12)
24 (19 - 29)23 (19 - 28)6 (4 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 94
Diabetes Mellitus 56
Septicemia 42
Nephritis/Nephrosis 67Alzheimer's Disease 63
28.1
15.9
12.1
19.418.9
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Centre County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
3 1 1 1 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 199Admissions 9,956
Beds per 1,000 Population 1.4Admissions per 1,000 Population 68.8
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 59.5Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $707
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
6 6 3692 692 517
43.3Average Occupancy Rate 90.1Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 197.2
$192
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
681 173 413 7 88.7
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient9
10
08
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
593
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
1,160 362 13,521 9.3
17
5
1,744
1.2
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
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Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 518
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 904
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
3.7%
5.9%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
87.7% 9.9%
80.1% 3.6%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 228
Dentist - 2007 56
-10.7%
-15.3%
88.0%
96.0%
1.9%
5.4%
Chester CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 12.2Median Age of the Population (2007) 37.5% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 12.1% Population Urban (2000) 81.0
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 5.5Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $58,130% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 4.0% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 6.2
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 486,345Under 5 32,5575-14 68,37515-24 68,44225-34 56,796
241,02316,90835,70234,43328,894
245,32215,64932,67334,00927,902
35-44 72,79945-54 74,98055-64 53,32965-74 33,71175+ 25,356
36,33136,87326,09615,77310,013
36,46838,10727,23317,93815,343
Estimated Population by Race (2007)White 435,414 Black 30,270 Other Races 20,661
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
12.4Average Annual General
62.9
% Low Birth Weight 7.1% Receiving No Prenatal Care
18.0% Births to Mothers Under 18 1.5
7.0
15.50.9
10.7
32.16.4
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007) in First Trimester
All Races White Black
All Ages 7,028Under 15 815-17 127
6,0525
83
5000
9263
44
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 27920-29 2,73530 and Over 3,872
1692,1833,606
11534
109537232
All Ages 61.5Under 15 ND15-17 7.4
71.4ND
11.3
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 23.920-29 75.730-49 50.8
39.494.954.5
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
**
AIDS 60 4.2
Syphilis 8 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 22 1.5
Total Rate
Chlamydia 2,194 152.1Giardiasis 143 9.9Gonorrhea 456 31.6
Hepatitis: Type A 26 1.8Total Rate
Lyme Disease 1,778 123.3
Rabies (Animals) 65 N/A
Salmonellosis 223 15.5Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 157 10.9 Hepatitis: Type B* 14 1.0 Shigellosis 14 1.0
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Chester County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 3,391Crude Death Rate per 1,000 7.0Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 7.6
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 41 32 7
AllRaces BlackWhite
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 6.8 6.5 ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 6.1 5.3 23.2
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 2,760Cancer 2,567Stroke 579C.L.R.D.** 468Accidents 429
213.1185.244.936.231.0
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 26Birth Defects 7Accidents 2
Accidents 22Cancer 4Suicide 4Birth Defects 2
Accidents 39Cancer 27Suicide 16Diseases of Heart 11Liver Dis./Cirrhosis 4
Cancer 214Diseases of Heart 101Accidents 30Stroke 23Suicide 21
Diseases of Heart 723Cancer 658Stroke 178C.L.R.D.** 143Alzheimer's Disease 99
TOTAL 46 TOTAL 42 TOTAL 131 TOTAL 538 TOTAL 2,634
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 3,753 590.2Prostate 1,074 162.1
Lung and Bronchus 492 79.7Colon and Rectum 353 56.8
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 1,052 134.7
3,442 445.2
420 55.0352 45.6
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 178 28.9
Melanoma of the Skin 205 31.6
126 16.1209 26.3
166 22.2
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 268
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 144 21.4
44.5 79
80
10.0
10.4
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
818
[Includes: Chester County Only]
(7 - 9)(16 - 20)
55 (53 - 57)7 (5 - 9)
52 (50 - 55)
68
(5 - 6)(6 - 9)
15 (13 - 17)33 (30 - 35)6 (5 - 8)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available atwww.health.state.pa.us/stats/.
Influenza/Pneumonia 253
Diabetes Mellitus 205
Septicemia 176
Nephritis/Nephrosis 196Alzheimer's Disease 281
19.9
15.3
13.2
15.122.6
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Chester County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other11 5 2 1 1 2
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 737Admissions 48,283
Beds per 1,000 Population 1.5Admissions per 1,000 Population 99.3
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 73.3Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $1,753
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
21 19 132,462 2,250 1,857
41.7Average Occupancy Rate 91.8Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 160.2
$232
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
3,636 1,324 1,402 1 77.0
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient23
70
526
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
2,727
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
5,328 857 154,261 31.4
52
8
10,906
2.2
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Chester County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
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Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 974
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 3,970
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
5.8%
6.6%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
82.8% 13.0%
80.0% 3.1%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 945
Dentist - 2007 286
12.1%
0.4%
89.8%
87.3%
-1.8%
1.6%
Clarion CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -4.2Median Age of the Population (2007) 38.8% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 16.9% Population Urban (2000) 21.6
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 16.5Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $29,454% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.3% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 17.2
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 40,028Under 5 2,0425-14 4,52915-24 8,07925-34 3,649
19,233991
2,2143,7781,896
20,7951,0512,3154,3011,753
35-44 4,80845-54 5,45555-64 4,69465-74 3,56175+ 3,211
2,4612,6952,2951,6671,236
2,3472,7602,3991,8941,975
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
9.3Average Annual General
46.3
% Low Birth Weight 6.4% Receiving No Prenatal Care
22.5% Births to Mothers Under 18 ND
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 416Under 15 015-17 8
37307
500
3801
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 3620-29 25230 and Over 120
26229111
230
8209
All Ages 44.4Under 15 ND15-17 ND
49.5
ND
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 19.520-29 76.730-49 23.8
26.984.425.7
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 2 ND
Syphilis 1 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 0 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 148 122.3Giardiasis 24 19.8Gonorrhea 16 13.2
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 5 ND
Rabies (Animals) 2 N/A
Salmonellosis 13 10.7Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 25 20.7 0 ND Shigellosis 1 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Clarion County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 398Crude Death Rate per 1,000 9.9Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 7.7
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 2
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 347Cancer 290Stroke 71C.L.R.D.** 52Accidents 53
222.8188.8
44.933.340.9
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 5 Accidents 3 Cancer 24Diseases of Heart 12Accidents 5Diabetes Mellitus 5Stroke 5
Diseases of Heart 94Cancer 53Stroke 15Alzheimer's Disease 14Diabetes Mellitus 12
TOTAL 4 TOTAL 6 TOTAL 13 TOTAL 66 TOTAL 309
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 362 550.2Prostate 104 156.6
Lung and Bronchus 53 76.9Colon and Rectum 38 57.0
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 88 121.4
302 392.5
35 45.345 53.0
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 13 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 13 ND
8 ND21 32.4
7 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 30
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 10 ND
45.4 5
9
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1928
[Includes: Forest, Elk, Cameron, Clearfield, Jefferson, Clarion, McKean, and Warren Counties]
(16 - 22)(24 - 32)
65 (60 - 69)13 (10 - 17)51 (46 - 56)
97
(7 - 12)(6 - 10)
23 (19 - 27)19 (16 - 24)7 (4 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 21
Diabetes Mellitus 53
Septicemia 18
Nephritis/Nephrosis 30Alzheimer's Disease 35
13.0
34.3
ND
18.921.7
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Clarion County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
2 1 1 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 73Admissions 3,007
Beds per 1,000 Population 1.8Admissions per 1,000 Population 75.1
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 39.0Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $615
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
4 4 3333 333 323
49.2Average Occupancy Rate 70.5Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 112.7
$185
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
191 64 87 0 76.8
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient1
00
01
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
151
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
790 220 3,912 9.8
12
1
1,120
2.8
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Clarion County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 179
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 283
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
0.2%
2.1%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
90.5% 9.7%
83.5% 3.2%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 57
Dentist - 2007 13
20.5%
ND
90.9%
ND
-4.7%
ND
Clearfield CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -2.3Median Age of the Population (2007) 41.6% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 17.8% Population Urban (2000) 45.9
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 15.3Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $26,996% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.8% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 21.5
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 81,452Under 5 3,9055-14 8,91115-24 10,41425-34 9,943
41,8841,9704,4745,8175,582
39,5681,9354,4374,5974,361
35-44 11,80745-54 12,12755-64 9,88365-74 7,69675+ 6,766
6,5446,5764,9443,4762,501
5,2635,5514,9394,2204,265
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
10.1Average Annual General
55.1
% Low Birth Weight 7.9% Receiving No Prenatal Care
18.2% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.1
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 904Under 15 215-17 20
8261
16
500
7314
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 6620-29 54630 and Over 269
58502248
041
84020
All Ages 58.1Under 15 ND15-17 10.5
63.6
13.2
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 68.620-29 117.230-49 23.9
78.1127.425.9
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 6 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 3 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 293 118.8Giardiasis 30 12.2Gonorrhea 4 ND
Hepatitis: Type A 1 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 163 66.1
Rabies (Animals) 6 N/A
Salmonellosis 26 10.5Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 28 11.4 2 ND Shigellosis 1 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Clearfield County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 937Crude Death Rate per 1,000 11.5Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.7
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 6
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 9.5
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 860Cancer 643Stroke 143C.L.R.D.** 167Accidents 143
258.9196.0
42.849.653.8
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 3 Accidents 6 Accidents 16Cancer 6Diseases of Heart 2Suicide 2
Cancer 60Diseases of Heart 40C.L.R.D.** 9Accidents 8Stroke 6
Diseases of Heart 227Cancer 155C.L.R.D.** 56Stroke 42Alzheimer's Disease 33
TOTAL 8 TOTAL 8 TOTAL 37 TOTAL 150 TOTAL 734
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 806 568.6Prostate 202 139.7
Lung and Bronchus 137 95.9Colon and Rectum 86 60.9
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 217 132.4
766 450.9
102 56.3100 55.0
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 42 29.5
Melanoma of the Skin 36 24.4
30 17.049 31.1
24 17.1
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 60
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 18 ND
44.5 30
18
16.9
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1928
[Includes: Forest, Elk, Cameron, Clearfield, Jefferson, Clarion, McKean, and Warren Counties]
(16 - 22)(24 - 32)
65 (60 - 69)13 (10 - 17)51 (46 - 56)
97
(7 - 12)(6 - 10)
23 (19 - 27)19 (16 - 24)7 (4 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 56
Diabetes Mellitus 93
Septicemia 44
Nephritis/Nephrosis 69Alzheimer's Disease 90
16.8
27.9
13.9
20.426.5
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Clearfield County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
2 2 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 305Admissions 13,220
Beds per 1,000 Population 3.7Admissions per 1,000 Population 162.3
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 55.0Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $568
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
4 4 4671 671 671
46.4Average Occupancy Rate 86.8Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 254.2
$164
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
520 202 207 0 80.0
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient5
00
05
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
409
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
1,329 665 10,521 12.7
19
5
2,989
3.7
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Clearfield County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 442
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 854
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
1.9%
6.6%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
89.1% 6.9%
82.5% 1.0%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 143
Dentist - 2007 32
8.7%
2.1%
89.8%
ND
2.4%
ND
Clinton CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -1.8Median Age of the Population (2007) 38.1% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 16.7% Population Urban (2000) 49.5
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 13.3Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $27,254% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.3% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 18.7
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 37,213Under 5 2,1245-14 4,33615-24 7,15225-34 3,694
17,9461,0902,2083,4511,885
19,2671,0342,1283,7011,809
35-44 4,45345-54 4,97255-64 4,25965-74 3,29475+ 2,929
2,1792,4392,0681,5311,095
2,2742,5332,1911,7631,834
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
11.9Average Annual General
55.8
% Low Birth Weight 5.2% Receiving No Prenatal Care
27.4% Births to Mothers Under 18 3.2
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 488Under 15 115-17 16
4421
13
301
4302
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 3820-29 31430 and Over 119
31283114
020
7295
All Ages 56.8Under 15 ND15-17 15.5
62.7
19.1
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 29.020-29 106.830-49 25.4
35.5118.526.5
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 2 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 1 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 250 223.4Giardiasis 10 8.9Gonorrhea 20 17.9
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 23 20.6
Rabies (Animals) 12 N/A
Salmonellosis 21 18.8Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 14 12.5 1 ND Shigellosis 1 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Clinton County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 396Crude Death Rate per 1,000 10.6Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.6
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 1
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 375Cancer 279Stroke 86C.L.R.D.** 65Accidents 61
267.2198.9
60.645.251.6
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 4 Accidents 6Cancer 3Suicide 3
Cancer 15Diseases of Heart 11Accidents 9C.L.R.D.** 6Stroke 4
Diseases of Heart 98Cancer 73C.L.R.D.** 24Stroke 23Diabetes Mellitus 11
TOTAL 2 TOTAL 5 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 57 TOTAL 317
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 364 593.7Prostate 95 151.1
Lung and Bronchus 50 83.2Colon and Rectum 45 75.4
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 85 119.5
299 413.8
48 61.941 52.0
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 13 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 16 ND
9 ND16 ND
11 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 29
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 16 ND
46.2 4
9
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1726
[Includes: Bradford, Sullivan, Tioga, Lycoming, Clinton, and Potter Counties]
(14 - 21)(23 - 30)
64 (59 - 68)17 (13 - 22)49 (44 - 54)
115
(9 - 13)(4 - 7)
23 (20 - 27)24 (20 - 28)4 (2 - 6)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 15
Diabetes Mellitus 39
Septicemia 9
Nephritis/Nephrosis 27Alzheimer's Disease 32
ND
27.6
ND
19.122.4
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Clinton County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
2 2 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 76Admissions 2,287
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.0Admissions per 1,000 Population 61.5
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 25.7Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $655
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
3 3 3303 247 303
48.7Average Occupancy Rate 86.1Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 236.4
$192
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
251 90 86 5 73.5
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient1
00
01
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
181
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
413 165 7,862 21.2
9
1
839
2.3
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Clinton County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 123
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 160
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
2.2%
14.3%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
88.1% 6.3%
81.6% 3.5%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 38
Dentist - 2007 16
-20.7%
ND
78.4%
ND
-2.5%
ND
Columbia CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 0.9Median Age of the Population (2007) 37.2% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 16.1% Population Urban (2000) 55.7
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 13.1Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $29,963% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.9% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 14.3
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 64,726Under 5 3,2125-14 6,85615-24 14,27025-34 6,472
30,6391,6743,5866,3863,309
34,0871,5383,2707,8843,163
35-44 7,55245-54 8,59455-64 7,32665-74 5,60175+ 4,843
3,6984,1803,5442,4801,782
3,8544,4143,7823,1213,061
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
9.5Average Annual General
42.9
% Low Birth Weight 8.8% Receiving No Prenatal Care
14.1% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.3
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 701Under 15 115-17 17
6151
13
300
8304
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 5620-29 40630 and Over 221
48356197
021
84823
All Ages 41.3Under 15 ND15-17 8.4
47.0
11.0
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 20.920-29 63.730-49 25.6
24.472.628.7
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 3 ND
Syphilis 1 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 1 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 309 158.7Giardiasis 7 NDGonorrhea 17 8.7
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 47 24.1
Rabies (Animals) 17 N/A
Salmonellosis 14 7.2Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 5 ND 0 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Columbia County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 684Crude Death Rate per 1,000 10.6Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.8
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 1
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 646Cancer 491Stroke 130C.L.R.D.** 75Accidents 95
266.5205.7
53.830.746.3
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 2 Accidents 12Diseases of Heart 4Cancer 3
Cancer 50Diseases of Heart 26Accidents 6Suicide 4Stroke 3
Diseases of Heart 177Cancer 115Stroke 44Alzheimer's Disease 21
TOTAL 4 TOTAL 3 TOTAL 21 TOTAL 113 TOTAL 543
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 608 598.4Prostate 174 166.7
Lung and Bronchus 96 93.4Colon and Rectum 65 64.9
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 143 119.9
520 413.9
34 24.759 41.9
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 22 21.7
Melanoma of the Skin 21 19.5
29 23.045 37.4
27 24.3
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 54
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 25 23.1
55.2 14
12
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1526
[Includes: Centre, Columbia, Montour, Northumberland, Snyder, and Union Counties]
(12 - 19)(22 - 31)
61 (56 - 67)18 (13 - 26)55 (50 - 60)
79
(5 - 9)(7 - 12)
24 (19 - 29)23 (19 - 28)6 (4 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 33
Diabetes Mellitus 71
Septicemia 44
Nephritis/Nephrosis 37Alzheimer's Disease 50
13.4
29.0
18.4
15.220.2
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Columbia County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
2 2 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 173Admissions 7,198
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.7Admissions per 1,000 Population 111.2
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 41.6Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $941
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
5 5 5685 685 685
65.6Average Occupancy Rate 77.3Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 238.5
$178
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
197 81 58 2 70.9
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient3
00
03
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
141
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
861 213 22,062 33.9
28
4
1,756
2.7
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Columbia County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 293
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 453
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
1.3%
1.6%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
86.1% 2.0%
80.6% 0.7%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 86
Dentist - 2007 24
-5.0%
ND
92.8%
ND
5.3%
ND
Crawford CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -1.9Median Age of the Population (2007) 39.5% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 16.0% Population Urban (2000) 34.4
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 14.1Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $27,150% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.8% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 20.1
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 88,663Under 5 5,2255-14 11,29415-24 13,12125-34 9,874
41,9862,5745,6896,4294,624
46,6772,6515,6056,6925,250
35-44 11,21345-54 12,66555-64 11,06365-74 7,73875+ 6,470
5,1696,0345,3673,6122,488
6,0446,6315,6964,1263,982
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
12.1Average Annual General
58.6
% Low Birth Weight 6.2% Receiving No Prenatal Care
24.8% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.1
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 1,178Under 15 015-17 26
1,0770
23
700
9403
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 8820-29 70130 and Over 362
80638335
043
85924
All Ages 59.9Under 15 ND15-17 10.8
65.5
12.2
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 54.420-29 113.130-49 27.7
59.9124.230.0
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 3 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 2 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 365 136.5Giardiasis 36 13.5Gonorrhea 54 20.2
Hepatitis: Type A 2 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 9 ND
Rabies (Animals) 4 N/A
Salmonellosis 34 12.7Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 72 26.9 0 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Crawford County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 989Crude Death Rate per 1,000 11.2Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 9.2
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 10
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 9.3 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 6.7
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 739Cancer 652Stroke 183C.L.R.D.** 176Accidents 135
222.4198.4
55.554.047.8
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 4 Accidents 8 Accidents 11Cancer 5C.L.R.D.** 4Suicide 4
Cancer 71Diseases of Heart 44Diabetes Mellitus 17Accidents 12Suicide 9
Diseases of Heart 215Cancer 143Stroke 59Alzheimer's Disease 55C.L.R.D.** 49
TOTAL 10 TOTAL 11 TOTAL 36 TOTAL 186 TOTAL 746
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 830 571.0Prostate 225 147.7
Lung and Bronchus 133 91.9Colon and Rectum 77 53.6
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 200 116.5
761 439.2
117 66.595 50.7
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 30 19.1
Melanoma of the Skin 35 24.3
29 15.953 29.8
34 22.8
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 77
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 30 20.1
55.5 12
16
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1730
[Includes: Crawford, Lawrence, Mercer, and Venango Counties]
(15 - 19)(27 - 33)
67 (63 - 71)14 (11 - 17)45 (41 - 49)
1010
(8 - 12)(8 - 12)
21 (17 - 24)25 (22 - 29)5 (3 - 7)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 60
Diabetes Mellitus 117
Septicemia 23
Nephritis/Nephrosis 54Alzheimer's Disease 122
18.1
35.5
7.1
16.236.7
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Crawford County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
2 2 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 287Admissions 10,049
Beds per 1,000 Population 3.2Admissions per 1,000 Population 113.3
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 43.6Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $637
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
7 7 6830 830 798
58.4Average Occupancy Rate 90.4Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 161.4
$180
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
623 272 273 0 87.9
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient5
02
05
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
545
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
1,315 476 8,063 9.1
11
2
2,457
2.8
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Crawford County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 384
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 623
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
13.2%
7.2%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
84.2% -3.2%
82.1% 2.8%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 135
Dentist - 2007 33
2.3%
5.6%
85.4%
73.3%
-3.6%
ND
Cumberland CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 6.7Median Age of the Population (2007) 38.4% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 15.2% Population Urban (2000) 75.2
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 6.4Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $38,755% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 4.3% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 7.6
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 228,019Under 5 12,1515-14 25,78915-24 40,09925-34 26,374
111,6576,170
12,88319,64914,329
116,3625,981
12,90620,45012,045
35-44 30,49445-54 32,31055-64 26,25065-74 18,87775+ 15,675
15,70416,05112,750
8,4735,648
14,79016,25913,50010,40410,027
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
11.2Average Annual General
51.0
% Low Birth Weight 6.8% Receiving No Prenatal Care
19.5% Births to Mothers Under 18 1.5
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 2,920Under 15 315-17 47
2,5461
37
2613
34817
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 15620-29 1,51230 and Over 1,200
1211,2881,097
11011
3421492
All Ages 53.8Under 15 ND15-17 6.9
61.8
8.8
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 22.020-29 82.330-49 37.7
28.496.741.3
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 43 6.3
Syphilis 2 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 19 2.8
Total Rate
Chlamydia 1,109 163.8Giardiasis 33 4.9Gonorrhea 279 41.2
Hepatitis: Type A 2 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 174 25.7
Rabies (Animals) 34 N/A
Salmonellosis 83 12.3Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 64 9.5 6 ND Shigellosis 3 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Cumberland County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 2,073Crude Death Rate per 1,000 9.1Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.2
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 17
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 6.7 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 7.5
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 1,724Cancer 1,330Stroke 397C.L.R.D.** 348Accidents 221
227.9170.4
52.945.030.7
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 10Birth Defects 3
Accidents 19Suicide 3
Accidents 15Cancer 13Diseases of Heart 7Suicide 7Septicemia 2
Cancer 103Diseases of Heart 61Accidents 17Suicide 13Stroke 11
Diseases of Heart 464Cancer 299C.L.R.D.** 118Stroke 118Alzheimer's Disease 74
TOTAL 17 TOTAL 28 TOTAL 62 TOTAL 285 TOTAL 1,680
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 1,689 513.7Prostate 416 121.3
Lung and Bronchus 284 86.2Colon and Rectum 182 56.7
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 477 114.2
1,662 391.4
202 45.6189 41.5
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 78 24.8
Melanoma of the Skin 97 29.3
75 16.9108 25.8
74 19.8
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 121
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 57 18.0
39.0 45
55
10.0
12.7
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1226
[Includes: Cumberland and Perry Counties]
(9 - 16)(20 - 32)
63 (57 - 68)8 (5 - 12)
54 (48 - 60)
97
(6 - 12)(4 - 10)
19 (15 - 24)31 (24 - 39)6 (4 - 11)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 189
Diabetes Mellitus 131
Septicemia 164
Nephritis/Nephrosis 177Alzheimer's Disease 200
25.3
17.1
21.3
23.127.0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Cumberland County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
6 2 0 1 0 3
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 448Admissions 21,439
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.0Admissions per 1,000 Population 94.0
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 64.0Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $615
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
15 15 151,965 1,965 1,965
56.9Average Occupancy Rate 85.1Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 211.2
$210
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
1,166 475 390 5 76.9
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient9
00
111
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
870
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
2,811 418 37,180 16.2
20
3
3,871
1.7
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Cumberland County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 778
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 1,837
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
3.9%
5.4%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
83.9% 9.8%
77.2% 0.2%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 508
Dentist - 2007 125
-0.3%
1.4%
90.2%
87.5%
2.4%
3.8%
Dauphin CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 1.6Median Age of the Population (2007) 39.4% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 13.7% Population Urban (2000) 85.3
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 11.0Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $37,888% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 4.7% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 16.1
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 255,710Under 5 16,5555-14 33,60115-24 31,25125-34 31,181
121,8128,533
17,13315,48915,022
133,8988,022
16,46815,76216,159
35-44 36,89645-54 40,38155-64 30,89465-74 18,22275+ 16,729
17,75619,12414,695
8,1225,938
19,14021,25716,19910,10010,791
Estimated Population by Race (2007)White 197,803 Black 45,745 Other Races 12,162
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
14.0Average Annual General
67.8
% Low Birth Weight 9.0% Receiving No Prenatal Care
23.2% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.9
7.5
17.81.3
11.8
33.35.9
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007) in First Trimester
All Races White Black
All Ages 4,346Under 15 515-17 124
3,5814
100
3501
7301
23
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 34720-29 2,44130 and Over 1,425
2601,9821,232
31614
84443179
All Ages 70.1Under 15 ND15-17 19.1
85.1ND
23.7
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 92.020-29 125.930-49 32.5
122.8155.137.6
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
**
AIDS 92 12.0
Syphilis 10 1.3Measles 0 ND Tuberculosis 21 2.7
Total Rate
Chlamydia 4,157 544.2Giardiasis 45 5.9Gonorrhea 1,687 220.8
Hepatitis: Type A 2 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 220 28.8
Rabies (Animals) 39 N/A
Salmonellosis 101 13.2Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 63 8.2 Hepatitis: Type B* 13 1.7 Shigellosis 7 ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 2,326Crude Death Rate per 1,000 9.1Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.1
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 25 17 8
AllRaces BlackWhite
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 7.0 7.9 ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 7.3 6.4 13.7
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 1,919Cancer 1,632Stroke 403C.L.R.D.** 310Accidents 269
221.2188.046.635.933.8
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 18Accidents 6Birth Defects 2
Accidents 12Assault (Homicide) 5Diseases of Heart 2Suicide 2
Accidents 22Diseases of Heart 15Cancer 13Assault (Homicide) 10Suicide 6
Cancer 147Diseases of Heart 97Accidents 23C.L.R.D.** 22Diabetes Mellitus 21
Diseases of Heart 516Cancer 369Stroke 118C.L.R.D.** 86Alzheimer's Disease 60
TOTAL 30 TOTAL 24 TOTAL 102 TOTAL 430 TOTAL 1,740
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 1,934 525.3Prostate 441 115.0
Lung and Bronchus 341 95.1Colon and Rectum 187 50.7
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 581 121.9
2,113 436.7
279 56.7236 47.0
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 96 26.2
Melanoma of the Skin 108 28.4
78 15.8148 30.6
106 22.6
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 121
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 86 23.2
33.7 37
57
7.1
11.4
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1429
[Includes: Dauphin and Lebanon Counties]
(11 - 17)(25 - 33)
66 (62 - 70)14 (11 - 19)52 (47 - 57)
99
(7 - 12)(7 - 12)
21 (17 - 25)34 (29 - 39)4 (3 - 6)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available atwww.health.state.pa.us/stats/.
Influenza/Pneumonia 217
Diabetes Mellitus 198
Septicemia 237
Nephritis/Nephrosis 202Alzheimer's Disease 161
25.0
22.9
27.3
23.318.4
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
3 2 0 0 0 1
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 1,124Admissions 59,317
Beds per 1,000 Population 4.4Admissions per 1,000 Population 232.0
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 76.8Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $1,096
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
9 9 91,399 1,399 1,399
40.0Average Occupancy Rate 92.3Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 261.8
$210
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
1,280 680 378 1 82.2
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient21
80
019
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
1,059
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
3,265 389 61,689 24.0
23
11
6,513
2.5
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
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Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 872
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 4,246
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
6.6%
12.1%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
83.9% 7.9%
82.7% 3.4%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 1,096
Dentist - 2007 143
36.7%
19.5%
92.7%
84.8%
1.7%
3.7%
Delaware CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 0.6Median Age of the Population (2007) 37.8% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 14.1% Population Urban (2000) 98.9
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 9.7Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $48,060% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.0% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 13.4
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 554,399Under 5 34,2825-14 71,90615-24 84,65025-34 65,908
266,49517,40236,51343,38532,959
287,90416,88035,39341,26532,949
35-44 76,14745-54 81,02555-64 62,10765-74 38,60475+ 39,770
36,74839,02529,39016,89714,176
39,39942,00032,71721,70725,594
Estimated Population by Race (2007)White 420,359 Black 102,799 Other Races 31,241
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
12.4Average Annual General
60.7
% Low Birth Weight 8.3% Receiving No Prenatal Care
21.0% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.7
6.3
14.01.3
13.2
35.36.4
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007) in First Trimester
All Races White Black
All Ages 8,745Under 15 2215-17 279
6,88010
179
8502
1,7801298
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 55020-29 3,99230 and Over 3,896
3212,9493,416
43840
2251,005
440
All Ages 60.6Under 15 0.615-17 14.1
77.01.2
22.0
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 35.720-29 81.930-49 44.1
61.1110.950.3
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
**
AIDS 230 13.8
Syphilis 7 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 46 2.8
Total Rate
Chlamydia 5,768 346.2Giardiasis 99 5.9Gonorrhea 1,925 115.5
Hepatitis: Type A 8 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 415 24.9
Rabies (Animals) 13 N/A
Salmonellosis 240 14.4Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 132 7.9 Hepatitis: Type B* 18 1.1 Shigellosis 22 1.3
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Delaware County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 5,490Crude Death Rate per 1,000 9.9Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.5
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 50 13 35
AllRaces BlackWhite
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 7.3 3.0 19.1 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 7.3 5.0 15.0
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 4,456Cancer 4,003Stroke 1,109C.L.R.D.** 844Accidents 699
222.4206.254.942.639.1
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 25Birth Defects 9Accidents 2C.L.R.D.** 2
Accidents 23Assault (Homicide) 18Suicide 11C.L.R.D.** 2
Accidents 54Diseases of Heart 30Assault (Homicide) 28Cancer 26Suicide 25
Cancer 301Diseases of Heart 184Accidents 59Suicide 36Stroke 27
Diseases of Heart 1,221Cancer 986Stroke 332C.L.R.D.** 253Influenza/Pneumonia 111
TOTAL 51 TOTAL 64 TOTAL 227 TOTAL 891 TOTAL 4,251
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 4,941 616.9Prostate 1,352 165.1
Lung and Bronchus 749 93.5Colon and Rectum 547 69.0
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 1,352 130.7
4,900 457.2
734 65.5605 52.2
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 198 25.1
Melanoma of the Skin 257 32.5
182 16.6267 25.6
209 21.0
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 366
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 201 24.7
47.0 131
116
11.4
10.5
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1324
[Includes: Delaware County Only]
(10 - 17)(21 - 29)
61 (56 - 66)11 (7 - 16)54 (49 - 60)
811
(5 - 12)(8 - 15)
25 (21 - 30)36 (31 - 42)7 (4 - 11)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available atwww.health.state.pa.us/stats/.
Influenza/Pneumonia 452
Diabetes Mellitus 340
Septicemia 309
Nephritis/Nephrosis 349Alzheimer's Disease 328
22.3
17.3
15.8
17.615.9
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Delaware County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
5 4 0 0 0 1
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 1,197Admissions 64,945
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.2Admissions per 1,000 Population 117.1
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 76.3Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $4,499
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
28 28 194,272 4,024 3,575
54.5Average Occupancy Rate 93.1Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 131.0
$228
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
2,625 1,146 825 3 74.6
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient20
50
225
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
1,974
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
8,097 1,886 234,424 42.3
57
20
16,995
3.1
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Delaware County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 1,146
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 5,090
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
12.5%
6.3%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
85.4% 7.3%
81.3% 2.6%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 1,321
Dentist - 2007 367
13.0%
12.0%
89.7%
84.7%
2.3%
0.8%
Elk CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -7.1Median Age of the Population (2007) 42.4% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 18.3% Population Urban (2000) 52.4
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 9.6Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $31,510% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.1% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 16.2
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 32,610Under 5 1,6585-14 4,03415-24 3,81025-34 3,447
16,058848
2,0352,0241,734
16,552810
1,9991,7861,713
35-44 4,68145-54 5,05455-64 3,96765-74 3,03575+ 2,924
2,3232,6151,9911,4161,072
2,3582,4391,9761,6191,852
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
9.1Average Annual General
51.3
% Low Birth Weight 8.8% Receiving No Prenatal Care
13.6% Births to Mothers Under 18 ND
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 332Under 15 115-17 9
29718
501
3000
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 1120-29 18230 and Over 129
7162119
013
4197
All Ages 50.7Under 15 ND15-17 ND
56.7
ND
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 ND20-29 103.830-49 26.3
33.1116.628.5
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 0 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 0 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 80 80.5Giardiasis 8 NDGonorrhea 6 ND
Hepatitis: Type A 1 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 133 133.8
Rabies (Animals) 1 N/A
Salmonellosis 11 11.1Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 9 ND 6 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Elk County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 353Crude Death Rate per 1,000 10.8Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 7.9
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 2
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 255Cancer 265Stroke 75C.L.R.D.** 63Accidents 53
180.4193.1
52.944.148.7
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 2 Accidents 6Diseases of Heart 3Suicide 2
Cancer 22Diseases of Heart 9Accidents 6Stroke 6
Diseases of Heart 71Cancer 67Stroke 20C.L.R.D.** 17
TOTAL 3 TOTAL 2 TOTAL 17 TOTAL 59 TOTAL 272
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 342 576.0Prostate 104 169.1
Lung and Bronchus 45 74.3Colon and Rectum 47 80.7
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 71 97.7
302 412.9
44 55.148 58.9
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 15 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 8 ND
11 ND12 ND
4 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 25
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 7 ND
40.2 8
4
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1928
[Includes: Forest, Elk, Cameron, Clearfield, Jefferson, Clarion, McKean, and Warren Counties]
(16 - 22)(24 - 32)
65 (60 - 69)13 (10 - 17)51 (46 - 56)
97
(7 - 12)(6 - 10)
23 (19 - 27)19 (16 - 24)7 (4 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 25
Diabetes Mellitus 47
Septicemia 20
Nephritis/Nephrosis 27Alzheimer's Disease 36
17.1
33.9
14.3
18.724.5
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Elk County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
1 1 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 80Admissions 3,208
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.5Admissions per 1,000 Population 98.4
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 51.2Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $516
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
2 2 2258 258 258
43.3Average Occupancy Rate 91.4Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 226.5
$165
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
177 88 53 4 81.4
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient2
00
02
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
145
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
558 204 2,861 8.9
13
3
1,274
3.9
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Elk County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 110
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 261
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
-0.7%
2.7%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
81.9% 6.9%
81.0% 0.4%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 45
Dentist - 2007 9
3.2%
ND
79.1%
ND
-16.2%
ND
Erie CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -0.6Median Age of the Population (2007) 37.1% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 14.3% Population Urban (2000) 80.5
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 14.4Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $30,323% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.7% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 21.0
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 279,092Under 5 16,4985-14 35,75215-24 45,47525-34 34,397
136,2728,446
18,36222,97017,533
142,8208,052
17,39022,50516,864
35-44 36,83345-54 39,24455-64 30,99365-74 20,62375+ 19,277
18,37919,33614,964
9,2637,019
18,45419,90816,02911,36012,258
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
12.6Average Annual General
58.5
% Low Birth Weight 8.5% Receiving No Prenatal Care
21.4% Births to Mothers Under 18 5.0
7.5
19.33.2
13.3
32.814.6
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007) in First Trimester
All Races White Black
All Ages 3,794Under 15 615-17 188
3,5295
172
2200
2431
16
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 30520-29 2,15830 and Over 1,136
2842,0061,061
11011
2014264
All Ages 61.0Under 15 ND15-17 27.2
65.6ND
29.8
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 55.120-29 103.130-49 28.7
59.2111.030.7
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 39 4.6
Syphilis 7 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 21 2.5
Total Rate
Chlamydia 2,983 355.4Giardiasis 158 18.8Gonorrhea 1,326 158.0
Hepatitis: Type A 4 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 40 4.8
Rabies (Animals) 14 N/A
Salmonellosis 98 11.7Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 79 9.4 Hepatitis: Type B* 1 ND Shigellosis 88 10.5
**
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Erie County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 2,643Crude Death Rate per 1,000 9.5Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.4
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 29 18 10
AllRaces BlackWhite
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 8.2 6.4 22.1 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 8.3 7.0 19.0
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 2,080Cancer 1,902Stroke 511C.L.R.D.** 403Accidents 311
215.0199.352.541.735.2
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 17Accidents 6Birth Defects 4
Accidents 11Suicide 7Cancer 3
Cancer 18Accidents 16Suicide 15Diseases of Heart 7
Cancer 160Diseases of Heart 114Accidents 29Diabetes Mellitus 17Stroke 17
Diseases of Heart 554Cancer 463Stroke 153C.L.R.D.** 125Nephritis/Nephrosis 72
TOTAL 33 TOTAL 28 TOTAL 88 TOTAL 462 TOTAL 2,032
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 2,261 559.9Prostate 591 144.4
Lung and Bronchus 361 89.9Colon and Rectum 238 61.3
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 595 119.1
2,189 423.2
315 58.7230 41.4
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 91 22.1
Melanoma of the Skin 72 17.6
97 18.1147 28.5
62 13.0
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 154
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 81 19.7
38.6 52
41
9.5
8.0
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1424
[Includes: Erie County Only]
(12 - 17)(21 - 29)
60 (55 - 65)13 (9 - 17)53 (47 - 58)
86
(6 - 11)(4 - 8)
27 (22 - 31)29 (24 - 35)5 (3 - 8)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available atwww.health.state.pa.us/stats/.
Influenza/Pneumonia 199
Diabetes Mellitus 274
Septicemia 107
Nephritis/Nephrosis 245Alzheimer's Disease 202
20.5
28.7
11.2
25.220.6
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Erie County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
8 4 0 1 1 2
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 894Admissions 38,533
Beds per 1,000 Population 3.2Admissions per 1,000 Population 138.1
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 57.8Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $737
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
21 20 192,230 1,849 2,109
55.9Average Occupancy Rate 91.9Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 215.2
$195
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
2,855 1,123 842 39 72.2
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient24
82
120
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
2,004
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
4,189 1,583 45,382 16.3
13
11
10,204
3.7
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Erie County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 951
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 3,063
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
17.2%
6.7%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
85.6% 7.2%
81.2% 0.4%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 648
Dentist - 2007 148
18.7%
9.2%
91.6%
78.9%
0.9%
-5.3%
Fayette CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -2.8Median Age of the Population (2007) 42.1% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 17.5% Population Urban (2000) 53.4
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 19.5Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $27,842% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.6% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 24.8
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 144,556Under 5 7,5175-14 17,57715-24 16,81425-34 16,670
70,6083,9739,2588,8448,463
73,9483,5448,3197,9708,207
35-44 19,70445-54 22,08155-64 18,93565-74 12,66875+ 12,590
9,88411,031
9,2355,4904,430
9,82011,0509,7007,1788,160
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
9.6Average Annual General
53.8
% Low Birth Weight 9.1% Receiving No Prenatal Care
16.9% Births to Mothers Under 18 4.3
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 1,584Under 15 315-17 74
1,3871
59
1300
1842
15
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 14420-29 91730 and Over 446
125817385
148
189653
All Ages 53.4Under 15 ND15-17 22.2
60.9
27.9
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 78.720-29 108.230-49 19.6
90.6121.422.6
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 14 3.2
Syphilis 17 3.9Measles 0 ND Tuberculosis 5 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 747 171.2Giardiasis 13 3.0Gonorrhea 185 42.4
Hepatitis: Type A 1 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 8 ND
Rabies (Animals) 7 N/A
Salmonellosis 56 12.8Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 38 8.7 4 ND Shigellosis 2 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Fayette County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 1,762Crude Death Rate per 1,000 12.2Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.9
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 6
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 7.3
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 1,541Cancer 1,202Stroke 307C.L.R.D.** 252Accidents 233
247.7200.1
48.540.849.3
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 3 Accidents 15Cancer 2
Accidents 19Cancer 10Diseases of Heart 7
Cancer 123Diseases of Heart 73Accidents 23Diabetes Mellitus 20Stroke 13
Diseases of Heart 415Cancer 303Stroke 88C.L.R.D.** 69Diabetes Mellitus 52
TOTAL 6 TOTAL 22 TOTAL 52 TOTAL 343 TOTAL 1,339
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 1,426 575.2Prostate 330 130.2
Lung and Bronchus 233 93.5Colon and Rectum 151 60.1
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 345 109.8
1,396 430.3
200 58.1157 42.9
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 75 31.4
Melanoma of the Skin 26 11.2
60 18.2102 32.8
19 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 123
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 67 26.6
50.4 36
41
9.8
12.7
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1730
[Includes: Fayette, Greene, and Washington Counties]
(15 - 20)(27 - 34)
68 (64 - 71)15 (12 - 18)53 (48 - 57)
97
(7 - 11)(6 - 9)
25 (21 - 28)22 (19 - 26)5 (4 - 8)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 93
Diabetes Mellitus 215
Septicemia 78
Nephritis/Nephrosis 88Alzheimer's Disease 133
14.9
35.2
12.6
14.120.5
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Fayette County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
2 2 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 261Admissions 13,357
Beds per 1,000 Population 1.8Admissions per 1,000 Population 92.4
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 62.7Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $588
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
8 8 7691 691 672
27.4Average Occupancy Rate 90.4Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 133.7
$185
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
1,149 410 519 6 83.1
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient8
40
19
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
935
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
2,130 1,114 47,483 33.0
30
4
6,877
4.8
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Fayette County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 325
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 945
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
8.3%
-5.5%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
84.2% 0.5%
80.9% 2.2%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 172
Dentist - 2007 52
6.6%
-23.4%
86.1%
93.6%
2.1%
-2.7%
Forest CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 40.6Median Age of the Population (2007) 36.9% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 16.2% Population Urban (2000) 0.0
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 21.0Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $20,067% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 7.6% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 14.2
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 6,955Under 5 1955-14 37315-24 1,58125-34 1,163
4,78797
1921,3391,007
2,16898
181242156
35-44 86845-54 74155-64 90765-74 65775+ 470
665496462323206
203245445334264
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
6.0Average Annual General
65.8
% Low Birth Weight ND% Receiving No Prenatal Care
ND% Births to Mothers Under 18 ND
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 54Under 15 015-17 1
4200
000
1201
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 220-29 3630 and Over 15
03012
000
263
All Ages 69.9Under 15 ND15-17 ND
89.9
ND
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 ND20-29 136.430-49 30.5
ND163.638.2
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 4 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 0 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 22 114.6Giardiasis 2 NDGonorrhea 3 ND
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 2 ND
Rabies (Animals) 1 N/A
Salmonellosis 1 NDTotal Rate
Campylobacteriosis 3 ND 0 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Forest County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 73Crude Death Rate per 1,000 10.5Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.5
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 0
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 71Cancer 43Stroke 16C.L.R.D.** 17Accidents 12
285.8172.3
NDNDND
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Cancer 5Diseases of Heart 4Liver Dis./Cirrhosis 2
Diseases of Heart 14Cancer 8C.L.R.D.** 7Stroke 5Accidents 4
TOTAL 0 TOTAL 0 TOTAL 0 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 58
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 82 703.5Prostate 15 ND
Lung and Bronchus 9 NDColon and Rectum 11 ND
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 21 221.9
54 470.3
9 ND3 ND
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 3 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 5 ND
2 ND2 ND
4 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 11
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 5 ND
ND 0
0
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1928
[Includes: Forest, Elk, Cameron, Clearfield, Jefferson, Clarion, McKean, and Warren Counties]
(16 - 22)(24 - 32)
65 (60 - 69)13 (10 - 17)51 (46 - 56)
97
(7 - 12)(6 - 10)
23 (19 - 27)19 (16 - 24)7 (4 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 6
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Septicemia 2
Nephritis/Nephrosis 4Alzheimer's Disease 1
ND
ND
ND
NDND
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
0 0 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 0Admissions 0
Beds per 1,000 Population NDAdmissions per 1,000 Population ND
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate NDAverage Semi-Private Daily Room Rate ND
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
1 1 1100 100 100
88.7Average Occupancy Rate 97.4Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 41.0
$180
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
29 8 17 0 92.0
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient3
10
02
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
25
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
74 48 503 7.4
6
0
209
3.0
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Forest County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 42
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 22
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
-1.8%
ND
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
85.0% ND
ND ND
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 3
Dentist - 2007 3
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
Franklin CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 9.6Median Age of the Population (2007) 39.0% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 16.5% Population Urban (2000) 52.6
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 7.9Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $31,812% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 4.5% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 11.4
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 141,665Under 5 9,3735-14 18,42715-24 18,79625-34 16,890
68,8034,8409,4709,5108,371
72,8624,5338,9579,2868,519
35-44 18,60045-54 18,91155-64 17,26765-74 12,78175+ 10,620
8,9359,2338,5455,8654,034
9,6659,6788,7226,9166,586
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
14.3Average Annual General
70.8
% Low Birth Weight 7.1% Receiving No Prenatal Care
24.9% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.9
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 2,067Under 15 215-17 57
2,0252
56
1601
2600
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 13720-29 1,22430 and Over 644
1341,195
637
1102
2195
All Ages 73.7Under 15 ND15-17 20.3
75.2
20.7
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 66.520-29 140.930-49 33.2
68.0144.333.5
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 15 3.6
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 8 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 803 191.6Giardiasis 28 6.7Gonorrhea 182 43.4
Hepatitis: Type A 4 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 101 24.1
Rabies (Animals) 28 N/A
Salmonellosis 75 17.9Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 91 21.7 7 ND Shigellosis 1 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Franklin County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 1,312Crude Death Rate per 1,000 9.3Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 7.6
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 9
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 5.2
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 982Cancer 914Stroke 231C.L.R.D.** 202Accidents 191
190.8175.6
45.238.442.4
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 3Birth Defects 2
Accidents 16Suicide 2
Accidents 15Cancer 7Suicide 7Diseases of Heart 6HIV Disease 2
Cancer 65Diseases of Heart 35Accidents 12Stroke 9Suicide 8
Diseases of Heart 261Cancer 237Stroke 65C.L.R.D.** 55Diabetes Mellitus 40
TOTAL 11 TOTAL 21 TOTAL 45 TOTAL 188 TOTAL 1,047
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 1,313 588.1Prostate 346 148.3
Lung and Bronchus 193 84.2Colon and Rectum 157 70.4
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 322 122.3
1,092 406.2
116 40.4105 36.1
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 54 24.4
Melanoma of the Skin 58 25.8
44 15.773 28.0
56 23.1
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 104
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 62 27.8
47.6 22
32
7.8
11.9
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1525
[Includes: Adams, Franklin, and Fulton Counties]
(12 - 19)(21 - 29)
65 (60 - 70)12 (8 - 17)51 (45 - 57)
88
(6 - 11)(6 - 11)
21 (17 - 27)27 (22 - 32)5 (2 - 9)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 62
Diabetes Mellitus 159
Septicemia 58
Nephritis/Nephrosis 101Alzheimer's Disease 107
12.1
30.7
11.3
19.620.8
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Franklin County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
2 2 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 303Admissions 16,801
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.1Admissions per 1,000 Population 118.6
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 64.7Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $878
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
7 7 7987 987 987
42.2Average Occupancy Rate 91.7Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 396.1
$201
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
117 55 32 0 71.3
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient8
20
08
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
87
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
2,658 247 5,656 3.9
10
2
2,167
1.5
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Franklin County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 593
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 928
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
6.3%
9.5%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
84.5% 5.2%
80.4% 2.1%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 263
Dentist - 2007 51
20.8%
39.6%
90.0%
82.6%
0.0%
ND
Fulton CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 4.8Median Age of the Population (2007) 40.2% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 16.2% Population Urban (2000) 0.0
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 12.3Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $30,497% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 8.0% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 15.1
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 14,939Under 5 7985-14 1,82215-24 1,99625-34 1,816
7,434417894
1,040962
7,505381928956854
35-44 2,06445-54 2,08055-64 1,95065-74 1,41375+ 1,000
1,0401,070
943668400
1,0241,0101,007
745600
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
13.3Average Annual General
65.9
% Low Birth Weight 11.3% Receiving No Prenatal Care
18.7% Births to Mothers Under 18 ND
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 209Under 15 215-17 2
19922
100
900
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 1420-29 13230 and Over 59
1312656
001
162
All Ages 70.2Under 15 ND15-17 ND
73.7
ND
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 76.020-29 144.230-49 28.5
81.9151.030.0
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 2 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 0 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 46 103.6Giardiasis 1 NDGonorrhea 8 ND
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 15 33.8
Rabies (Animals) 17 N/A
Salmonellosis 13 29.3Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 7 ND 0 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Fulton County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 119Crude Death Rate per 1,000 8.0Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 6.9
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 5
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 91Cancer 84Stroke 22C.L.R.D.** 10Accidents 30
174.6154.8
42.8ND
66.2
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 4 Accidents 2 Cancer 10Diabetes Mellitus 2Diseases of Heart 2
Diseases of Heart 23Cancer 20Stroke 7Diabetes Mellitus 5C.L.R.D.** 3
TOTAL 5 TOTAL 1 TOTAL 4 TOTAL 20 TOTAL 89
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 119 495.4Prostate 29 116.6
Lung and Bronchus 16 NDColon and Rectum 17 ND
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 35 121.2
114 401.0
14 ND12 ND
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 4 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 4 ND
4 ND8 ND
5 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 10
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 6 ND
ND 5
3
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1525
[Includes: Adams, Franklin, and Fulton Counties]
(12 - 19)(21 - 29)
65 (60 - 70)12 (8 - 17)51 (45 - 57)
88
(6 - 11)(6 - 11)
21 (17 - 27)27 (22 - 32)5 (2 - 9)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 7
Diabetes Mellitus 13
Septicemia 2
Nephritis/Nephrosis 5Alzheimer's Disease 2
ND
ND
ND
NDND
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Fulton County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
1 1 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 25Admissions 930
Beds per 1,000 Population 1.7Admissions per 1,000 Population 62.3
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 47.1Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $950
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
1 1 167 67 67
27.8Average Occupancy Rate 95.8Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 666.7
$199
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
15 4 9 0 84.6
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient1
00
01
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
13
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
347 57 338 2.3
5
1
246
1.6
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Fulton County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 51
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 46
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
-4.7%
2.8%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
79.2% ND
88.4% 7.3%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 19
Dentist - 2007 3
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
Greene CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -2.9Median Age of the Population (2007) 40.4% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 15.0% Population Urban (2000) 31.8
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 18.1Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $26,149% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.9% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 22.3
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 39,503Under 5 1,8885-14 4,24815-24 5,66725-34 5,024
20,5541,0472,2722,9312,856
18,949841
1,9762,7362,168
35-44 5,56445-54 6,10855-64 5,07165-74 3,04475+ 2,889
3,0473,3152,6321,4101,044
2,5172,7932,4391,6341,845
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
10.2Average Annual General
54.8
% Low Birth Weight 9.9% Receiving No Prenatal Care
18.6% Births to Mothers Under 18 4.0
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 459Under 15 515-17 16
4033
13
200
5423
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 3920-29 27730 and Over 122
34241112
011
5359
All Ages 54.3Under 15 ND15-17 16.3
61.9
20.0
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 55.520-29 103.430-49 22.2
63.6118.824.2
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 7 ND
Syphilis 2 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 1 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 126 105.2Giardiasis 10 8.4Gonorrhea 14 11.7
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 1 ND
Rabies (Animals) 1 N/A
Salmonellosis 14 11.7Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 15 12.5 0 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Greene County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 367Crude Death Rate per 1,000 9.3Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 7.7
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 0
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 352Cancer 277Stroke 46C.L.R.D.** 69Accidents 66
238.8189.5
31.147.653.5
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 2 Accidents 10Suicide 4
Accidents 5Cancer 4
Cancer 16Diseases of Heart 12Accidents 6C.L.R.D.** 4
Diseases of Heart 76Cancer 65C.L.R.D.** 28Nephritis/Nephrosis 17Diabetes Mellitus 16
TOTAL 2 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 13 TOTAL 50 TOTAL 286
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 366 582.7Prostate 91 139.8
Lung and Bronchus 77 121.4Colon and Rectum 43 69.8
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 69 95.2
321 422.2
48 63.044 54.1
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 11 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 5 ND
15 ND23 32.2
9 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 28
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 11 ND
48.5 11
12
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1730
[Includes: Fayette, Greene, and Washington Counties]
(15 - 20)(27 - 34)
68 (64 - 71)15 (12 - 18)53 (48 - 57)
97
(7 - 11)(6 - 9)
25 (21 - 28)22 (19 - 26)5 (4 - 8)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 20
Diabetes Mellitus 47
Septicemia 21
Nephritis/Nephrosis 43Alzheimer's Disease 47
14.2
32.1
14.8
29.532.0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Greene County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
1 1 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 73Admissions 3,205
Beds per 1,000 Population 1.8Admissions per 1,000 Population 81.1
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 64.7Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $650
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
2 2 2232 232 232
39.1Average Occupancy Rate 93.2Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 30.0
$178
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
114 49 25 0 66.2
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient2
00
02
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
74
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
540 208 11,082 28.2
16
1
1,155
2.9
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Greene County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 112
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 176
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
19.7%
-3.7%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
82.2% ND
74.9% 2.2%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 36
Dentist - 2007 10
6.9%
ND
88.6%
ND
3.7%
ND
Huntingdon CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -0.1Median Age of the Population (2007) 39.7% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 15.7% Population Urban (2000) 30.8
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 12.1Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $25,240% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.7% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 16.8
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 45,556Under 5 2,2875-14 5,02515-24 6,40725-34 6,044
24,0801,1482,5643,3633,780
21,4761,1392,4613,0442,264
35-44 6,56145-54 6,61155-64 5,48065-74 4,01775+ 3,124
3,7923,6052,8001,8791,149
2,7693,0062,6802,1381,975
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
10.0Average Annual General
55.5
% Low Birth Weight 6.4% Receiving No Prenatal Care
16.0% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.9
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 492Under 15 015-17 16
4550
13
501
3202
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 3420-29 29930 and Over 143
30279133
022
4188
All Ages 56.3Under 15 ND15-17 14.4
60.9
17.7
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 44.120-29 110.530-49 24.3
49.9118.526.1
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 16 11.7
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 1 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 162 118.0Giardiasis 15 10.9Gonorrhea 31 22.6
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 2 ND
Rabies (Animals) 28 N/A
Salmonellosis 20 14.6Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 24 17.5 1 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Huntingdon County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 449Crude Death Rate per 1,000 9.9Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.6
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 1
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 371Cancer 301Stroke 80C.L.R.D.** 79Accidents 73
234.6184.8
51.048.350.8
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 5 Accidents 7Diseases of Heart 4Suicide 4C.L.R.D.** 2Cancer 2
Cancer 26Diseases of Heart 24C.L.R.D.** 3Stroke 3Liver Dis./Cirrhosis 2
Diseases of Heart 90Cancer 70C.L.R.D.** 27Stroke 22Alzheimer's Disease 15
TOTAL 4 TOTAL 6 TOTAL 23 TOTAL 71 TOTAL 345
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 399 545.4Prostate 98 123.9
Lung and Bronchus 69 99.3Colon and Rectum 40 54.5
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 86 99.6
349 404.9
40 44.342 46.3
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 25 35.6
Melanoma of the Skin 15 ND
18 ND29 36.0
17 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 19
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 11 ND
ND 10
6
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
2032
[Includes: Bedford, Blair, Huntingdon, Juniata, and Mifflin Counties]
(16 - 24)(28 - 37)
70 (65 - 75)17 (13 - 23)49 (43 - 55)
128
(9 - 16)(5 - 11)
27 (23 - 33)29 (25 - 35)3 (2 - 5)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 28
Diabetes Mellitus 23
Septicemia 20
Nephritis/Nephrosis 29Alzheimer's Disease 43
18.4
14.1
12.4
18.628.4
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Huntingdon County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
1 1 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 73Admissions 2,935
Beds per 1,000 Population 1.6Admissions per 1,000 Population 64.4
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 46.9Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $572
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
3 3 3282 282 282
39.5Average Occupancy Rate 95.4Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 330.8
$170
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
259 119 66 20 83.9
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient1
00
01
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
205
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
741 240 3,108 6.8
13
0
1,035
2.3
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Huntingdon County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 221
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 227
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
13.8%
-4.2%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
86.3% 3.6%
79.3% 0.2%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 50
Dentist - 2007 14
18.0%
ND
83.0%
ND
0.1%
ND
Indiana CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -2.1Median Age of the Population (2007) 37.5% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 15.8% Population Urban (2000) 38.0
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 18.9Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $30,663% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.3% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 14.5
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 87,690Under 5 4,3665-14 9,47715-24 19,99525-34 7,491
42,0392,2454,8749,3773,764
45,6512,1214,603
10,6183,727
35-44 10,52145-54 11,73355-64 10,27865-74 6,97575+ 6,854
5,1565,8535,0693,1732,528
5,3655,8805,2093,8024,326
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
9.9Average Annual General
43.2
% Low Birth Weight 8.0% Receiving No Prenatal Care
25.8% Births to Mothers Under 18 1.7
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 1,012Under 15 015-17 19
8640
15
700
14104
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 6220-29 63930 and Over 291
39548261
151
228629
All Ages 43.8Under 15 ND15-17 7.9
51.3
10.1
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 14.120-29 72.930-49 25.1
22.485.028.0
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 4 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 3 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 424 160.2Giardiasis 35 13.2Gonorrhea 35 13.2
Hepatitis: Type A 2 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 5 ND
Rabies (Animals) 17 N/A
Salmonellosis 56 21.2Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 45 17.0 0 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Indiana County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 836Crude Death Rate per 1,000 9.5Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 7.3
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 6
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 5.8
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 701Cancer 515Stroke 126C.L.R.D.** 98Accidents 127
203.7159.9
35.929.343.5
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Birth Defects 3Perinatal Conditions 3
Accidents 4Suicide 4
Diseases of Heart 5Accidents 4Cancer 4Suicide 3Nephritis/Nephrosis 2
Cancer 38Diseases of Heart 24Accidents 15Diabetes Mellitus 7Suicide 7
Diseases of Heart 179Cancer 123Influenza/Pneumonia 35Alzheimer's Disease 31Stroke 31
TOTAL 7 TOTAL 12 TOTAL 21 TOTAL 125 TOTAL 671
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 805 596.0Prostate 249 180.6
Lung and Bronchus 93 68.5Colon and Rectum 89 67.0
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 218 136.5
705 428.6
76 43.682 45.2
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 30 22.2
Melanoma of the Skin 26 19.8
28 16.058 36.0
13 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 73
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 31 23.8
54.0 26
13
15.4
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1528
[Includes: Indiana, Cambria, Somerset, and Armstrong Counties]
(12 - 17)(25 - 32)
63 (59 - 67)14 (11 - 17)51 (46 - 56)
87
(6 - 10)(5 - 10)
20 (17 - 23)20 (16 - 25)6 (5 - 9)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 93
Diabetes Mellitus 102
Septicemia 57
Nephritis/Nephrosis 56Alzheimer's Disease 88
25.1
30.2
16.5
16.222.9
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Indiana County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
1 1 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 162Admissions 8,022
Beds per 1,000 Population 1.8Admissions per 1,000 Population 91.5
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 61.4Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $600
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
5 5 5487 487 487
35.2Average Occupancy Rate 89.1Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 196.5
$160
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
886 322 378 3 81.8
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient3
00
03
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
703
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
1,455 532 19,764 22.6
21
4
3,764
4.3
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Indiana County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 291
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 630
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
9.3%
4.7%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
84.5% 0.9%
84.5% 0.5%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 113
Dentist - 2007 32
2.7%
6.3%
93.5%
ND
7.5%
ND
Jefferson CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -1.7Median Age of the Population (2007) 41.6% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 18.2% Population Urban (2000) 33.8
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 13.2Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $28,717% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.6% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 20.9
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 45,135Under 5 2,5165-14 5,43415-24 5,58825-34 5,264
22,1311,3262,8382,9352,668
23,0041,1902,5962,6532,596
35-44 5,85045-54 6,68755-64 5,59165-74 4,33675+ 3,869
2,9453,3162,6771,9431,483
2,9053,3712,9142,3932,386
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
11.4Average Annual General
60.0
% Low Birth Weight 8.8% Receiving No Prenatal Care
29.8% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.3
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 573Under 15 015-17 17
5130
12
200
5805
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 5020-29 36130 and Over 145
44329128
011
63116
All Ages 62.9Under 15 ND15-17 13.8
70.3
19.6
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 75.220-29 131.430-49 21.7
85.5144.224.6
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 2 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 1 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 122 89.3Giardiasis 18 13.2Gonorrhea 10 7.3
Hepatitis: Type A 1 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 51 37.3
Rabies (Animals) 3 N/A
Salmonellosis 20 14.6Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 18 13.2 1 ND Shigellosis 1 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Jefferson County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 522Crude Death Rate per 1,000 11.6Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.8
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 3
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 8.6
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 466Cancer 329Stroke 125C.L.R.D.** 74Accidents 67
251.4177.0
66.038.644.8
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 2 Accidents 4Suicide 2
Accidents 8Diseases of Heart 6Suicide 4Cancer 2
Diseases of Heart 28Cancer 20Accidents 7C.L.R.D.** 3Influenza/Pneumonia 3
Diseases of Heart 117Cancer 80Stroke 45C.L.R.D.** 23Diabetes Mellitus 17
TOTAL 4 TOTAL 8 TOTAL 27 TOTAL 79 TOTAL 404
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 436 557.9Prostate 121 148.8
Lung and Bronchus 46 57.0Colon and Rectum 61 77.7
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 116 124.4
386 408.2
36 33.943 40.6
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 16 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 19 ND
14 ND22 25.5
17 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 40
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 19 ND
51.0 12
11
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1928
[Includes: Forest, Elk, Cameron, Clearfield, Jefferson, Clarion, McKean, and Warren Counties]
(16 - 22)(24 - 32)
65 (60 - 69)13 (10 - 17)51 (46 - 56)
97
(7 - 12)(6 - 10)
23 (19 - 27)19 (16 - 24)7 (4 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 30
Diabetes Mellitus 62
Septicemia 35
Nephritis/Nephrosis 50Alzheimer's Disease 41
15.9
32.4
18.5
26.521.3
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Jefferson County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
2 2 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 78Admissions 3,831
Beds per 1,000 Population 1.7Admissions per 1,000 Population 84.9
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 53.1Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $505
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
4 4 4375 341 375
45.7Average Occupancy Rate 89.4Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 170.7
$161
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
241 98 107 0 87.3
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient2
00
02
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
205
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
833 303 4,475 9.9
13
4
1,328
2.9
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Jefferson County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 255
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 313
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
9.3%
3.2%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
85.6% 5.3%
82.3% 0.5%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 62
Dentist - 2007 14
6.1%
ND
86.7%
ND
-1.1%
ND
Juniata CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 1.5Median Age of the Population (2007) 40.0% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 16.8% Population Urban (2000) 15.1
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 8.5Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $28,927% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.4% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 12.8
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 23,168Under 5 1,3985-14 3,21815-24 2,86025-34 2,669
11,439707
1,6461,5101,358
11,729691
1,5721,3501,311
35-44 3,08045-54 3,25755-64 2,79465-74 2,16775+ 1,725
1,5791,6231,3521,021
643
1,5011,6341,4421,1461,082
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
12.2Average Annual General
64.8
% Low Birth Weight 8.5% Receiving No Prenatal Care
23.5% Births to Mothers Under 18 ND
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 297Under 15 015-17 5
28304
301
1100
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 1620-29 18130 and Over 95
1517391
020
164
All Ages 68.0Under 15 ND15-17 ND
71.4
ND
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 58.120-29 134.630-49 30.8
62.0140.932.1
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 2 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 0 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 35 49.9Giardiasis 3 NDGonorrhea 5 ND
Hepatitis: Type A 1 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 5 ND
Rabies (Animals) 14 N/A
Salmonellosis 9 NDTotal Rate
Campylobacteriosis 21 29.9 1 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Juniata County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 208Crude Death Rate per 1,000 9.0Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 7.3
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 0
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 208Cancer 148Stroke 38C.L.R.D.** 27Accidents 32
241.1171.9
44.730.744.9
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Birth Defects 2 Accidents 2 Diseases of Heart 3Accidents 2Suicide 2
Cancer 12Diseases of Heart 8Diabetes Mellitus 2
Diseases of Heart 66Cancer 34C.L.R.D.** 10Diabetes Mellitus 9Stroke 9
TOTAL 3 TOTAL 2 TOTAL 7 TOTAL 30 TOTAL 166
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 160 417.4Prostate 30 73.7
Lung and Bronchus 25 64.3Colon and Rectum 25 70.1
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 45 104.7
159 359.2
14 ND21 43.0
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 8 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 8 ND
7 ND18 ND
7 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 11
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 4 ND
ND 3
4
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
2032
[Includes: Bedford, Blair, Huntingdon, Juniata, and Mifflin Counties]
(16 - 24)(28 - 37)
70 (65 - 75)17 (13 - 23)49 (43 - 55)
128
(9 - 16)(5 - 11)
27 (23 - 33)29 (25 - 35)3 (2 - 5)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 19
Diabetes Mellitus 27
Septicemia 9
Nephritis/Nephrosis 19Alzheimer's Disease 17
ND
31.4
ND
NDND
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Juniata County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
0 0 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 0Admissions 0
Beds per 1,000 Population NDAdmissions per 1,000 Population ND
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate NDAverage Semi-Private Daily Room Rate ND
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
3 3 3229 214 229
58.8Average Occupancy Rate 88.9Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 221.0
$192
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
122 57 58 0 94.8
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient1
00
01
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
115
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
436 118 3,275 14.2
8
0
389
1.7
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Juniata County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 77
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 43
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
27.1%
-19.4%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
86.1% ND
85.4% 17.2%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 8
Dentist - 2007 3
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
Lackawanna CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -1.9Median Age of the Population (2007) 40.6% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 18.0% Population Urban (2000) 82.6
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 12.6Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $34,014% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.9% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 17.1
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 209,330Under 5 11,2975-14 23,91915-24 29,66625-34 25,092
99,3575,835
12,14614,73312,523
109,9735,462
11,77314,93312,569
35-44 27,04745-54 29,66755-64 25,02265-74 18,69375+ 18,927
13,30014,51712,059
8,1046,140
13,74715,15012,96310,58912,787
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
11.3Average Annual General
56.0
% Low Birth Weight 9.9% Receiving No Prenatal Care
18.9% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.5
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 2,690Under 15 515-17 69
2,3644
55
2001
3061
13
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 17720-29 1,44130 and Over 997
1381,256
911
0127
3917379
All Ages 57.3Under 15 ND15-17 12.3
65.2
15.5
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 41.320-29 93.130-49 33.0
53.0106.836.2
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 30 4.8
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 16 2.5
Total Rate
Chlamydia 814 129.5Giardiasis 28 4.5Gonorrhea 182 29.0
Hepatitis: Type A 2 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 12 1.9
Rabies (Animals) 8 N/A
Salmonellosis 71 11.3Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 30 4.8 5 ND Shigellosis 4 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Lackawanna County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 2,612Crude Death Rate per 1,000 12.5Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.9
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 15
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 6.3 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 5.8
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 2,617Cancer 1,715Stroke 448C.L.R.D.** 389Accidents 276
280.1193.0
47.841.640.4
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 9Accidents 3
Accidents 12Suicide 4
Accidents 28Cancer 8Diseases of Heart 7Suicide 6
Cancer 135Diseases of Heart 93Diabetes Mellitus 24Accidents 20Stroke 13
Diseases of Heart 678Cancer 375Stroke 130C.L.R.D.** 128Alzheimer's Disease 78
TOTAL 18 TOTAL 22 TOTAL 70 TOTAL 401 TOTAL 2,101
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 1,971 574.7Prostate 412 115.0
Lung and Bronchus 322 92.2Colon and Rectum 282 83.3
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 494 111.3
2,068 440.1
251 50.2297 55.2
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 75 22.9
Melanoma of the Skin 61 18.6
74 14.4179 39.4
41 10.8
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 181
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 69 20.0
52.5 58
74
11.1
15.9
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1626
[Includes: Lackawanna, Luzerne, and Wyoming Counties]
(14 - 18)(23 - 29)
63 (60 - 66)11 (9 - 14)49 (46 - 53)
87
(7 - 10)(6 - 9)
29 (26 - 32)28 (25 - 31)6 (4 - 7)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 157
Diabetes Mellitus 250
Septicemia 165
Nephritis/Nephrosis 192Alzheimer's Disease 212
16.9
28.1
18.0
20.221.1
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Lackawanna County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
7 5 1 1 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 789Admissions 38,999
Beds per 1,000 Population 3.8Admissions per 1,000 Population 186.3
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 64.2Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $683
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
19 18 172,354 2,170 2,148
62.6Average Occupancy Rate 93.7Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 190.1
$205
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
2,951 1,298 1,006 169 85.2
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient6
20
36
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
2,473
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
2,585 751 50,125 23.9
41
15
10,753
5.1
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Lackawanna County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 1,155
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 2,590
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
4.6%
5.9%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
83.0% 5.3%
81.0% 2.3%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 500
Dentist - 2007 126
12.2%
0.3%
91.7%
84.7%
1.2%
0.0%
Lancaster CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 5.9Median Age of the Population (2007) 36.8% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 14.4% Population Urban (2000) 75.3
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 8.6Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $34,619% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 4.3% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 11.7
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 498,465Under 5 34,0075-14 69,57915-24 74,61625-34 59,474
242,75717,51635,42936,88030,020
255,70816,49134,15037,73629,454
35-44 66,12245-54 68,96755-64 53,74565-74 39,24675+ 32,709
32,42534,11626,03217,78812,551
33,69734,85127,71321,45820,158
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
14.8Average Annual General
70.3
% Low Birth Weight 6.8% Receiving No Prenatal Care
22.8% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.4
6.2
22.51.3
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007) in First Trimester
All Races White
All Ages 8,035Under 15 815-17 202
7,3576
168
5801
6202
33
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 46120-29 4,56930 and Over 2,789
3844,1542,639
33123
74384127
All Ages 72.9Under 15 ND15-17 14.3
79.6ND
17.2
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 46.220-29 127.530-49 39.9
55.5140.242.2
*Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
Hispanic
10.1
21.97.6
(of any race)
**
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 84 5.7
Measles 0 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 2,994 201.8Giardiasis 60 4.0Gonorrhea 726 48.9
Hepatitis: Type A 15 1.0Total Rate
Lyme Disease 655 44.2
Rabies (Animals) 57 N/A
Campylobacteriosis 288 19.4 7 NDHepatitis: Type B*
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Syphilis 9 NDTuberculosis 10 0.7
Salmonellosis 233 15.7Shigellosis 11 0.7
Total Rate
Lancaster County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 4,342Crude Death Rate per 1,000 8.7Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.2
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 60 53 8
AllRaces White
Hispanic(any race)
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 8.2 8.7 ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 7.5 8.1 9.3
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 3,223Cancer 3,086Stroke 825C.L.R.D.** 690Accidents 564
201.5188.951.542.337.4
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 35Birth Defects 12Accidents 6Assault (Homicide) 2
Accidents 36Assault (Homicide) 3Cancer 3
Accidents 39Cancer 32Diseases of Heart 18Suicide 15
Cancer 228Diseases of Heart 118Accidents 50Diabetes Mellitus 23C.L.R.D.** 21
Diseases of Heart 883Cancer 763Stroke 244C.L.R.D.** 216Alzheimer's Disease 188
TOTAL 70 TOTAL 54 TOTAL 145 TOTAL 622 TOTAL 3,450
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 3,995 560.5Prostate 1,143 155.3
Lung and Bronchus 510 71.5Colon and Rectum 456 65.7
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 961 111.6
3,604 412.4
395 43.6414 45.1
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 183 26.0
Melanoma of the Skin 186 26.1
158 17.4265 30.9
120 14.6
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 300
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 129 17.5
43.4 109
89
11.6
10.0
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1325
[Includes: Lancaster County Only]
(11 - 14)(23 - 28)
61 (59 - 64)13 (11 - 15)47 (43 - 51)
88
(6 - 9)(7 - 10)
18 (15 - 22)28 (25 - 31)5 (4 - 7)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available atwww.health.state.pa.us/stats/.
Influenza/Pneumonia 308
Diabetes Mellitus 343
Septicemia 143
Nephritis/Nephrosis 335Alzheimer's Disease 557
19.5
21.1
8.8
20.835.2
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Lancaster County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
4 4 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 1,028Admissions 51,355
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.1Admissions per 1,000 Population 103.0
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 67.8Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $794
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
32 31 294,203 4,124 3,896
58.4Average Occupancy Rate 93.2Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 294.2
$220
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
4,690 1,644 1,381 0 67.3
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient21
80
217
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
3,025
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
7,969 898 82,641 16.5
31
6
9,996
2.0
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Lancaster County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 2,241
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 3,979
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
8.7%
7.0%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
84.6% 9.9%
80.9% 1.9%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 898
Dentist - 2007 208
12.4%
-2.1%
88.9%
88.8%
-0.3%
-1.1%
Lawrence CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -3.9Median Age of the Population (2007) 41.4% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 18.3% Population Urban (2000) 59.1
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 14.3Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $29,526% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.3% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 19.5
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 90,991Under 5 4,8795-14 11,28115-24 12,58425-34 9,393
43,3102,4655,7376,2644,678
47,6812,4145,5446,3204,715
35-44 11,74945-54 13,29255-64 11,11965-74 8,28875+ 8,406
5,7766,5645,2653,5962,965
5,9736,7285,8544,6925,441
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
10.0Average Annual General
53.7
% Low Birth Weight 8.6% Receiving No Prenatal Care
23.5% Births to Mothers Under 18 3.2
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 1,014Under 15 215-17 32
9092
27
600
9905
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 8320-29 59030 and Over 306
76529274
132
65830
All Ages 53.4Under 15 ND15-17 13.8
59.6
16.4
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 55.020-29 99.830-49 23.4
60.0111.326.1
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 8 ND
Syphilis 2 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 6 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 613 222.4Giardiasis 6 NDGonorrhea 278 100.9
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 4 ND
Rabies (Animals) 1 N/A
Salmonellosis 31 11.2Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 23 8.3 7 ND Shigellosis 1 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Lawrence County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 1,041Crude Death Rate per 1,000 11.4Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.0
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 8
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 6.9
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 879Cancer 796Stroke 182C.L.R.D.** 145Accidents 119
212.9203.5
43.435.338.4
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 6 Accidents 4Suicide 2
Accidents 7Suicide 4Cancer 3Diseases of Heart 2
Cancer 58Diseases of Heart 33Accidents 18C.L.R.D.** 7
Diseases of Heart 233Cancer 187Stroke 49C.L.R.D.** 43Diabetes Mellitus 32
TOTAL 8 TOTAL 8 TOTAL 25 TOTAL 161 TOTAL 839
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 990 618.6Prostate 243 147.7
Lung and Bronchus 170 104.6Colon and Rectum 107 66.2
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 229 116.1
923 447.2
103 46.8127 54.1
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 58 36.1
Melanoma of the Skin 23 14.4
45 20.544 23.2
32 19.0
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 61
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 28 18.0
37.5 27
36
11.1
16.3
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1730
[Includes: Crawford, Lawrence, Mercer, and Venango Counties]
(15 - 19)(27 - 33)
67 (63 - 71)14 (11 - 17)45 (41 - 49)
1010
(8 - 12)(8 - 12)
21 (17 - 24)25 (22 - 29)5 (3 - 7)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 61
Diabetes Mellitus 111
Septicemia 56
Nephritis/Nephrosis 94Alzheimer's Disease 77
14.8
28.3
13.2
22.117.7
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Lawrence County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
2 2 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 297Admissions 13,120
Beds per 1,000 Population 3.3Admissions per 1,000 Population 144.2
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 56.9Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $555
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
10 10 8833 833 776
49.9Average Occupancy Rate 89.8Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 119.8
$173
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
1,603 743 353 1 71.8
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient4
10
03
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
1,097
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
1,465 559 29,805 33.0
21
3
3,196
3.5
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Lawrence County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 308
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 775
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
7.1%
-2.6%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
84.9% 0.2%
80.9% 0.0%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 114
Dentist - 2007 44
3.6%
-2.2%
90.9%
82.5%
5.9%
-6.4%
Lebanon CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 6.3Median Age of the Population (2007) 39.3% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 16.4% Population Urban (2000) 69.1
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 8.8Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $34,126% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 4.2% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 13.5
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 127,889Under 5 7,7745-14 15,63715-24 18,05225-34 15,579
62,8294,0108,1319,3038,058
65,0603,7647,5068,7497,521
35-44 16,52045-54 17,99755-64 15,30765-74 11,20975+ 9,814
8,2938,9427,4645,0213,607
8,2279,0557,8436,1886,207
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
13.4Average Annual General
66.8
% Low Birth Weight 7.9% Receiving No Prenatal Care
21.6% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.4
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 1,900Under 15 215-17 44
1,7092
39
1700
17405
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 11520-29 1,12130 and Over 616
991,002
565
1115
1510846
All Ages 69.8Under 15 ND15-17 15.2
77.6
17.1
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 54.420-29 125.330-49 33.8
63.2140.236.8
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 17 4.5
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 4 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 768 201.9Giardiasis 14 3.7Gonorrhea 88 23.1
Hepatitis: Type A 3 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 172 45.2
Rabies (Animals) 23 N/A
Salmonellosis 54 14.2Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 84 22.1 11 2.9 Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Lebanon County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 1,341Crude Death Rate per 1,000 10.5Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.7
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 13
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 7.6 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 7.2
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 1,134Cancer 897Stroke 224C.L.R.D.** 224Accidents 138
240.5188.5
47.846.333.2
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 6Accidents 2
Accidents 8 Cancer 9Accidents 8Diseases of Heart 2Suicide 2
Cancer 57Diseases of Heart 48Accidents 15C.L.R.D.** 9Stroke 6
Diseases of Heart 314Cancer 216Stroke 75C.L.R.D.** 67Nephritis/Nephrosis 38
TOTAL 16 TOTAL 11 TOTAL 30 TOTAL 184 TOTAL 1,100
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 1,140 566.4Prostate 334 161.7
Lung and Bronchus 167 82.8Colon and Rectum 97 47.8
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 278 115.0
1,026 413.3
109 40.4132 48.1
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 48 24.2
Melanoma of the Skin 45 22.9
45 18.678 31.6
36 15.0
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 111
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 44 21.5
57.7 23
23
8.7
9.5
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1429
[Includes: Dauphin and Lebanon Counties]
(11 - 17)(25 - 33)
66 (62 - 70)14 (11 - 19)52 (47 - 57)
99
(7 - 12)(7 - 12)
21 (17 - 25)34 (29 - 39)4 (3 - 6)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 94
Diabetes Mellitus 99
Septicemia 59
Nephritis/Nephrosis 120Alzheimer's Disease 99
19.9
20.8
12.3
25.721.2
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Lebanon County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
3 1 1 0 1 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 164Admissions 9,897
Beds per 1,000 Population 1.3Admissions per 1,000 Population 77.4
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 74.4Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $499
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
12 12 111,248 1,228 1,229
59.4Average Occupancy Rate 92.5Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 294.3
$216
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
369 171 115 5 81.4
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient6
30
05
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
291
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
1,916 218 24,542 19.0
25
2
3,182
2.5
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Lebanon County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 649
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 827
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
4.3%
3.9%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
82.2% 12.0%
75.7% 2.9%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 243
Dentist - 2007 56
9.7%
24.6%
86.3%
79.6%
1.3%
13.9%
Lehigh CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 8.1Median Age of the Population (2007) 38.7% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 15.1% Population Urban (2000) 90.4
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 9.1Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $38,305% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.7% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 16.4
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 337,343Under 5 20,7245-14 43,88815-24 48,68425-34 39,428
164,29010,40421,83825,06419,845
173,05310,32022,05023,62019,583
35-44 45,84345-54 48,43455-64 39,36965-74 27,59275+ 23,381
23,32024,06519,18912,160
8,405
22,52324,36920,18015,43214,976
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
13.3Average Annual General
65.7
% Low Birth Weight 8.6% Receiving No Prenatal Care
21.7% Births to Mothers Under 18 3.9
7.6
14.71.9
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007) in First Trimester
All Races White
All Ages 5,588Under 15 1415-17 220
4,4786
167
5302
1,0578
51
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 45120-29 2,88030 and Over 2,017
3342,2531,714
52322
112604281
All Ages 68.1Under 15 ND15-17 22.6
85.01.2
29.8
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 74.120-29 106.530-49 38.1
100.1136.144.9
*Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
Hispanic
9.7
34.58.2
(of any race)
**
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 124 12.4
Measles 0 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 3,328 331.7Giardiasis 52 5.2Gonorrhea 851 84.8
Hepatitis: Type A 9 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 418 41.7
Rabies (Animals) 19 N/A
Campylobacteriosis 134 13.4 29 2.9Hepatitis: Type B*
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Syphilis 8 NDTuberculosis 19 1.9
Salmonellosis 115 11.5Shigellosis 27 2.7
Total Rate
Lehigh County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 3,048Crude Death Rate per 1,000 9.0Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 7.9
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 44 32 8
AllRaces White
Hispanic(any race)
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 9.8 11.9 ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 7.4 9.4 5.1
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 2,304Cancer 2,206Stroke 493C.L.R.D.** 423Accidents 419
194.1186.841.735.638.9
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 25Accidents 7Birth Defects 7Assault (Homicide) 2Septicemia 2
Accidents 14Suicide 10Assault (Homicide) 6Cancer 5Diseases of Heart 3
Accidents 23Cancer 22Diseases of Heart 10Suicide 10Assault (Homicide) 6
Cancer 170Diseases of Heart 98Accidents 26Stroke 13
Diseases of Heart 623Cancer 522C.L.R.D.** 140Stroke 134Alzheimer's Disease 105
TOTAL 52 TOTAL 41 TOTAL 104 TOTAL 446 TOTAL 2,405
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 2,943 595.4Prostate 816 158.4
Lung and Bronchus 424 87.5Colon and Rectum 288 59.4
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 755 122.7
2,858 453.3
350 52.0303 43.9
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 128 26.2
Melanoma of the Skin 149 29.8
110 17.1230 36.5
118 20.9
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 220
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 110 22.3
45.4 71
88
10.5
13.5
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1425
[Includes: Carbon, Lehigh, and Northampton Counties]
(11 - 17)(22 - 29)
66 (62 - 69)12 (9 - 16)43 (39 - 47)
810
(6 - 10)(8 - 12)
21 (18 - 25)27 (23 - 31)6 (4 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available atwww.health.state.pa.us/stats/.
Influenza/Pneumonia 168
Diabetes Mellitus 241
Septicemia 210
Nephritis/Nephrosis 232Alzheimer's Disease 334
14.3
20.4
17.8
19.628.0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Lehigh County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
8 4 2 1 0 1
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 1,519Admissions 88,642
Beds per 1,000 Population 4.5Admissions per 1,000 Population 262.8
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 77.6Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $1,581
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
16 15 142,752 2,626 2,678
54.0Average Occupancy Rate 96.4Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 172.2
$261
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
2,275 1,173 563 0 76.1
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient16
50
112
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
1,736
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
5,486 798 86,890 25.6
33
19
8,808
2.6
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
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Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 957
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 5,145
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
-0.6%
15.1%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
77.5% 6.8%
83.9% 1.5%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 1,265
Dentist - 2007 204
20.5%
0.6%
93.1%
83.0%
2.3%
0.4%
Luzerne CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -2.2Median Age of the Population (2007) 41.4% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 18.2% Population Urban (2000) 79.7
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 11.7Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $33,330% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.3% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 18.1
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 312,265Under 5 15,9875-14 34,39815-24 42,51525-34 36,566
152,1398,238
17,76021,69218,954
160,1267,749
16,63820,82317,612
35-44 42,46645-54 45,57855-64 37,99565-74 28,23575+ 28,525
22,06923,04118,52512,363
9,497
20,39722,53719,47015,87219,028
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
10.6Average Annual General
54.7
% Low Birth Weight 7.9% Receiving No Prenatal Care
17.9% Births to Mothers Under 18 3.0
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 3,885Under 15 415-17 117
3,3061
98
2502
5543
17
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 32120-29 2,03230 and Over 1,411
2411,7081,258
21110
78313143
All Ages 56.2Under 15 ND15-17 15.9
66.0
18.9
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 54.320-29 89.730-49 31.1
72.3106.834.9
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 50 5.3
Syphilis 2 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 8 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 1,581 168.5Giardiasis 43 4.6Gonorrhea 260 27.7
Hepatitis: Type A 8 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 15 1.6
Rabies (Animals) 8 N/A
Salmonellosis 77 8.2Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 50 5.3 46 4.9 Shigellosis 5 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 4,102Crude Death Rate per 1,000 13.1Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 9.4
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 19
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 5.7 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 7.8
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 3,693Cancer 2,593Stroke 589C.L.R.D.** 526Accidents 445
259.0195.2
41.637.844.2
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 10Accidents 7Birth Defects 3
Accidents 28Assault (Homicide) 3Suicide 3Cancer 2Diseases of Heart 2
Accidents 48Cancer 20Suicide 17Diseases of Heart 8Assault (Homicide) 5
Cancer 189Diseases of Heart 117Accidents 41C.L.R.D.** 23Diabetes Mellitus 20
Diseases of Heart 1,073Cancer 640Stroke 174C.L.R.D.** 168Alzheimer's Disease 120
TOTAL 26 TOTAL 46 TOTAL 151 TOTAL 628 TOTAL 3,251
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 3,239 608.8Prostate 746 135.1
Lung and Bronchus 540 100.3Colon and Rectum 441 84.3
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 785 117.2
3,219 459.5
384 50.9410 51.4
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 112 21.2
Melanoma of the Skin 109 20.8
147 20.0242 36.3
93 16.3
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 263
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 119 22.3
49.8 97
87
11.9
11.7
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1626
[Includes: Lackawanna, Luzerne, and Wyoming Counties]
(14 - 18)(23 - 29)
63 (60 - 66)11 (9 - 14)49 (46 - 53)
87
(7 - 10)(6 - 9)
29 (26 - 32)28 (25 - 31)6 (4 - 7)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 226
Diabetes Mellitus 433
Septicemia 174
Nephritis/Nephrosis 256Alzheimer's Disease 353
15.5
31.4
12.9
18.323.7
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
9 4 1 1 1 2
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 778Admissions 40,273
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.5Admissions per 1,000 Population 129.0
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 71.1Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $825
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
27 27 242,912 2,912 2,847
51.3Average Occupancy Rate 89.9Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 164.0
$211
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
2,049 775 596 184 78.5
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient14
81
49
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
1,555
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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3,835 1,140 75,150 24.1
47
30
13,987
4.5
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
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Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 1,399
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 3,421
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
6.5%
1.8%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
83.5% 6.9%
78.0% 1.9%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 618
Dentist - 2007 172
7.5%
1.0%
91.4%
82.2%
2.2%
-1.5%
Lycoming CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -2.7Median Age of the Population (2007) 39.7% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 16.3% Population Urban (2000) 64.1
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 13.0Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $30,148% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.0% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 16.8
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 116,811Under 5 6,4185-14 13,66615-24 17,48425-34 13,842
56,8383,2807,0699,4017,006
59,9733,1386,5978,0836,836
35-44 15,39245-54 16,93055-64 13,98265-74 10,08075+ 9,017
7,2798,0716,7944,5843,354
8,1138,8597,1885,4965,663
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
11.1Average Annual General
57.5
% Low Birth Weight 7.2% Receiving No Prenatal Care
22.1% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.8
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 1,479Under 15 115-17 37
1,3021
35
2001
15701
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 12820-29 91330 and Over 400
109796361
3133
1610436
All Ages 56.5Under 15 ND15-17 14.6
64.2
15.5
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 66.720-29 106.430-49 22.5
78.4122.024.9
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 34 9.6
Syphilis 2 NDMeasles 2 ND Tuberculosis 1 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 846 239.7Giardiasis 53 15.0Gonorrhea 198 56.1
Hepatitis: Type A 1 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 46 13.0
Rabies (Animals) 19 N/A
Salmonellosis 41 11.6Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 32 9.1 1 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 1,300Crude Death Rate per 1,000 11.1Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 9.0
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 12
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 9.2 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 6.5
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 977Cancer 830Stroke 237C.L.R.D.** 235Accidents 161
220.7187.1
53.452.140.7
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 6Birth Defects 3
Accidents 9Cancer 2Suicide 2
Accidents 6Cancer 6Diseases of Heart 6Suicide 5
Cancer 70Diseases of Heart 44Accidents 16Stroke 12C.L.R.D.** 8
Diseases of Heart 271Cancer 217C.L.R.D.** 80Stroke 73Alzheimer's Disease 72
TOTAL 16 TOTAL 17 TOTAL 40 TOTAL 200 TOTAL 1,027
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 1,054 555.4Prostate 264 133.8
Lung and Bronchus 170 88.2Colon and Rectum 129 67.9
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 244 106.3
986 416.8
129 51.7121 45.7
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 43 23.4
Melanoma of the Skin 40 21.9
37 16.074 30.8
33 16.5
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 78
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 33 18.0
41.7 29
20
11.0
8.7
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1726
[Includes: Bradford, Sullivan, Tioga, Lycoming, Clinton, and Potter Counties]
(14 - 21)(23 - 30)
64 (59 - 68)17 (13 - 22)49 (44 - 54)
115
(9 - 13)(4 - 7)
23 (20 - 27)24 (20 - 28)4 (2 - 6)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 43
Diabetes Mellitus 132
Septicemia 42
Nephritis/Nephrosis 68Alzheimer's Disease 174
9.7
30.0
9.6
15.238.9
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
4 4 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 298Admissions 14,294
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.6Admissions per 1,000 Population 122.4
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 57.5Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $759
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
8 8 81,093 1,093 1,093
57.2Average Occupancy Rate 93.8Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 357.6
$190
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
904 404 304 5 81.3
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient5
00
25
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
713
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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1,415 317 22,438 19.2
12
3
2,463
2.1
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
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Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 521
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 1,091
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
9.9%
3.8%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
85.2% 1.6%
80.5% 1.4%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 228
Dentist - 2007 44
9.8%
-7.4%
83.9%
75.0%
4.8%
4.7%
McKean CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -5.0Median Age of the Population (2007) 40.2% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 16.9% Population Urban (2000) 36.6
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 13.7Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $29,460% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.3% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 20.2
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 43,633Under 5 2,2845-14 5,21415-24 5,73325-34 5,529
22,2411,1802,6503,0123,150
21,3921,1042,5642,7212,379
35-44 6,14745-54 6,40055-64 4,96465-74 3,83075+ 3,532
3,3693,3192,4861,6991,376
2,7783,0812,4782,1312,156
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
11.0Average Annual General
61.3
% Low Birth Weight 6.4% Receiving No Prenatal Care
9.2% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.1
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 507Under 15 115-17 9
48119
400
2200
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 5220-29 33230 and Over 113
50316105
022
2146
All Ages 61.1Under 15 ND15-17 ND
64.4
ND
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 80.020-29 136.730-49 18.9
83.2143.720.3
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 2 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 1 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 195 147.7Giardiasis 18 13.6Gonorrhea 12 9.1
Hepatitis: Type A 1 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 26 19.7
Rabies (Animals) 2 N/A
Salmonellosis 19 14.4Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 7 ND 1 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
McKean County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 527Crude Death Rate per 1,000 12.1Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 9.5
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 5
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 7.5
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 451Cancer 378Stroke 88C.L.R.D.** 73Accidents 63
258.8222.5
50.742.444.1
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 2 Accidents 4 Accidents 6Cancer 2
Cancer 31Diseases of Heart 19Accidents 6Nephritis/Nephrosis 3Stroke 3
Diseases of Heart 118Cancer 84Stroke 28C.L.R.D.** 20Diabetes Mellitus 20
TOTAL 5 TOTAL 8 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 77 TOTAL 422
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 387 521.3Prostate 74 97.3
Lung and Bronchus 70 93.6Colon and Rectum 54 73.1
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 98 120.9
402 468.6
73 78.442 42.3
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 22 31.1
Melanoma of the Skin 16 ND
17 ND22 25.5
12 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 30
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 12 ND
40.5 13
15
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1928
[Includes: Forest, Elk, Cameron, Clearfield, Jefferson, Clarion, McKean, and Warren Counties]
(16 - 22)(24 - 32)
65 (60 - 69)13 (10 - 17)51 (46 - 56)
97
(7 - 12)(6 - 10)
23 (19 - 27)19 (16 - 24)7 (4 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 40
Diabetes Mellitus 50
Septicemia 17
Nephritis/Nephrosis 43Alzheimer's Disease 24
22.5
28.7
ND
24.613.5
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
McKean County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
2 2 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 127Admissions 5,243
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.9Admissions per 1,000 Population 120.2
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 54.7Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $623
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
6 6 6592 592 592
80.4Average Occupancy Rate 87.9Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 316.4
$156
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
450 174 194 9 84.9
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient6
12
05
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
377
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
637 236 2,988 6.9
8
3
1,693
3.9
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
McKean County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 215
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 342
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
7.2%
2.6%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
87.8% 13.5%
87.3% 2.8%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 59
Dentist - 2007 13
-1.0%
ND
93.0%
ND
10.2%
ND
Mercer CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -2.9Median Age of the Population (2007) 40.7% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 17.8% Population Urban (2000) 51.9
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 11.2Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $29,760% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 7.0% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 19.7
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 116,809Under 5 6,3625-14 14,61315-24 17,19825-34 12,006
56,5193,1927,4378,7505,921
60,2903,1707,1768,4486,085
35-44 14,88645-54 16,92655-64 14,07765-74 10,40675+ 10,335
7,4688,4456,8394,6293,838
7,4188,4817,2385,7776,497
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
9.9Average Annual General
52.5
% Low Birth Weight 6.1% Receiving No Prenatal Care
19.5% Births to Mothers Under 18 3.6
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 1,255Under 15 315-17 46
1,1571
41
1300
8525
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 8920-29 70630 and Over 411
79658378
157
94326
All Ages 52.7Under 15 ND15-17 16.2
57.2
18.2
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 41.620-29 94.730-49 25.5
46.8101.727.7
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 14 3.9
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 3 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 945 266.2Giardiasis 27 7.6Gonorrhea 352 99.2
Hepatitis: Type A 3 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 7 ND
Rabies (Animals) 3 N/A
Salmonellosis 41 11.6Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 52 14.6 3 ND Shigellosis 2 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Mercer County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 1,421Crude Death Rate per 1,000 12.2Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 9.0
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 5
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 6.0
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 1,178Cancer 950Stroke 250C.L.R.D.** 222Accidents 181
238.7197.9
50.144.247.3
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 3Birth Defects 2
Accidents 15Cancer 2
Accidents 17Diseases of Heart 11Suicide 5Cancer 4
Cancer 75Diseases of Heart 49Accidents 17Diabetes Mellitus 8
Diseases of Heart 322Cancer 248Stroke 78C.L.R.D.** 62Alzheimer's Disease 55
TOTAL 6 TOTAL 21 TOTAL 51 TOTAL 210 TOTAL 1,133
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 1,305 639.9Prostate 443 212.6
Lung and Bronchus 181 86.9Colon and Rectum 128 63.1
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 273 112.6
1,091 438.6
119 45.1130 46.7
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 45 21.3
Melanoma of the Skin 52 25.7
53 20.876 31.7
36 18.0
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 103
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 44 21.5
51.4 40
26
14.6
11.7
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1730
[Includes: Crawford, Lawrence, Mercer, and Venango Counties]
(15 - 19)(27 - 33)
67 (63 - 71)14 (11 - 17)45 (41 - 49)
1010
(8 - 12)(8 - 12)
21 (17 - 24)25 (22 - 29)5 (3 - 7)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 83
Diabetes Mellitus 127
Septicemia 103
Nephritis/Nephrosis 91Alzheimer's Disease 126
16.4
25.8
20.4
18.124.4
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Mercer County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
4 4 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 441Admissions 19,700
Beds per 1,000 Population 3.8Admissions per 1,000 Population 168.7
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 52.8Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $603
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
15 15 111,159 1,159 1,065
55.9Average Occupancy Rate 90.1Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 112.4
$172
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
858 372 291 3 78.2
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient8
10
18
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
666
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
1,402 551 20,414 17.5
20
6
2,326
2.0
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Mercer County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 508
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 1,258
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
6.6%
-1.6%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
84.2% 8.3%
79.6% 0.1%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 256
Dentist - 2007 53
9.2%
-8.2%
89.4%
87.5%
4.1%
-1.6%
Mifflin CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 1.0Median Age of the Population (2007) 40.3% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 17.6% Population Urban (2000) 44.1
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 13.9Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $26,560% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.7% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 18.7
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 46,941Under 5 3,1115-14 6,28715-24 5,69925-34 5,264
22,7591,6163,2142,8722,621
24,1821,4953,0732,8272,643
35-44 6,22345-54 6,39955-64 5,68465-74 4,48875+ 3,786
3,1033,1682,7412,0251,399
3,1203,2312,9432,4632,387
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
12.8Average Annual General
70.9
% Low Birth Weight 6.1% Receiving No Prenatal Care
27.0% Births to Mothers Under 18 3.2
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 653Under 15 015-17 20
6020
19
500
4601
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 5820-29 39030 and Over 184
53363167
022
52515
All Ages 70.1Under 15 ND15-17 19.2
76.0
20.2
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 105.020-29 137.930-49 27.4
114.9148.230.2
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 1 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 3 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 184 132.2Giardiasis 9 NDGonorrhea 9 ND
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 15 10.8
Rabies (Animals) 14 N/A
Salmonellosis 29 20.8Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 66 47.4 3 ND Shigellosis 1 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Mifflin County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 473Crude Death Rate per 1,000 10.1Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.0
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 6
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 7.7
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 454Cancer 343Stroke 77C.L.R.D.** 85Accidents 71
248.1187.6
41.944.947.8
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Birth Defects 4 Accidents 3 Cancer 4Accidents 2
Cancer 23Diseases of Heart 19Liver Dis./Cirrhosis 4
Diseases of Heart 117Cancer 83C.L.R.D.** 23Stroke 21Accidents 12
TOTAL 8 TOTAL 3 TOTAL 13 TOTAL 80 TOTAL 369
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 410 536.4Prostate 79 95.7
Lung and Bronchus 62 77.7Colon and Rectum 45 61.7
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 115 125.2
426 449.5
53 50.855 50.5
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 26 35.7
Melanoma of the Skin 28 39.2
24 22.826 27.6
14 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 36
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 16 ND
45.4 14
15
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
2032
[Includes: Bedford, Blair, Huntingdon, Juniata, and Mifflin Counties]
(16 - 24)(28 - 37)
70 (65 - 75)17 (13 - 23)49 (43 - 55)
128
(9 - 16)(5 - 11)
27 (23 - 33)29 (25 - 35)3 (2 - 5)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 42
Diabetes Mellitus 24
Septicemia 23
Nephritis/Nephrosis 33Alzheimer's Disease 22
22.8
13.0
12.5
18.311.9
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Mifflin County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
1 1 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 123Admissions 6,568
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.6Admissions per 1,000 Population 139.9
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 60.2Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $561
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
4 4 4417 417 417
50.4Average Occupancy Rate 97.1Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 190.4
$180
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
248 133 75 0 84.1
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient2
10
11
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
208
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
692 230 9,016 19.6
8
1
898
1.9
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
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Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 288
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 319
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
0.2%
0.4%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
84.7% 8.1%
82.5% 1.5%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 72
Dentist - 2007 17
-7.3%
ND
89.9%
ND
7.2%
ND
Monroe CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 18.8Median Age of the Population (2007) 37.7% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 11.7% Population Urban (2000) 51.7
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 9.1Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $29,657% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.3% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 14.2
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 164,722Under 5 9,2375-14 23,23715-24 26,46725-34 17,249
81,1224,869
12,09313,310
8,444
83,6004,368
11,14413,1578,805
35-44 24,52345-54 25,09555-64 19,59565-74 11,88475+ 7,435
11,86412,292
9,5855,6872,978
12,65912,80310,0106,1974,457
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
9.4Average Annual General
46.3
% Low Birth Weight 7.8% Receiving No Prenatal Care
25.3% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.0
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 2,031Under 15 315-17 64
1,5561
30
1601
4592
33
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 16120-29 98930 and Over 814
92743690
249
67242115
All Ages 44.9Under 15 ND15-17 7.1
58.7
15.1
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 31.820-29 72.430-49 28.7
55.796.433.8
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 36 7.3
Syphilis 4 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 3 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 670 135.7Giardiasis 14 2.8Gonorrhea 113 22.9
Hepatitis: Type A 1 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 130 26.3
Rabies (Animals) 7 N/A
Salmonellosis 44 8.9Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 21 4.3 1 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 1,176Crude Death Rate per 1,000 7.1Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.1
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 8
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 4.6
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 855Cancer 889Stroke 153C.L.R.D.** 184Accidents 233
204.4194.9
38.545.348.6
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 3 Accidents 20Assault (Homicide) 4Suicide 2
Accidents 17Cancer 8Suicide 8Diseases of Heart 5
Cancer 88Diseases of Heart 56Accidents 17Liver Dis./Cirrhosis 12Diabetes Mellitus 9
Cancer 228Diseases of Heart 208C.L.R.D.** 42Stroke 34Diabetes Mellitus 32
TOTAL 11 TOTAL 29 TOTAL 53 TOTAL 258 TOTAL 825
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 1,253 575.5Prostate 295 132.4
Lung and Bronchus 214 97.8Colon and Rectum 114 53.6
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 324 123.5
1,140 444.0
171 66.4110 43.1
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 46 21.0
Melanoma of the Skin 54 25.2
50 19.974 28.7
33 12.7
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 99
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 38 16.0
47.7 26
19
10.9
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1623
[Includes: Pike, Monroe, Susquehanna, and Wayne Counties]
(13 - 19)(20 - 28)
61 (56 - 66)12 (9 - 17)44 (38 - 50)
89
(6 - 11)(7 - 13)
25 (21 - 29)31 (26 - 36)7 (5 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 64
Diabetes Mellitus 122
Septicemia 56
Nephritis/Nephrosis 89Alzheimer's Disease 63
16.5
28.7
13.3
22.117.6
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
1 1 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 233Admissions 12,131
Beds per 1,000 Population 1.4Admissions per 1,000 Population 73.6
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 58.9Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $1,100
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
3 3 3420 420 420
21.7Average Occupancy Rate 94.6Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 142.0
$220
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
540 245 234 2 89.2
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient3
00
14
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
481
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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3,018 689 22,138 13.4
40
5
4,139
2.5
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
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Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 282
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 762
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
3.9%
6.5%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
84.3% 3.4%
79.3% -0.7%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 207
Dentist - 2007 51
5.5%
1.2%
92.0%
89.1%
3.5%
-0.9%
Montgomery CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 3.5Median Age of the Population (2007) 39.3% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 14.7% Population Urban (2000) 96.6
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 5.3Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $62,086% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 4.4% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 7.4
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 776,172Under 5 48,6795-14 102,46615-24 93,01425-34 96,226
380,32024,99452,80647,64149,348
395,85223,68549,66045,37346,878
35-44 115,50745-54 116,99955-64 88,95465-74 59,08975+ 55,238
57,39457,71443,08326,72620,614
58,11359,28545,87132,36334,624
Estimated Population by Race (2007)White 655,604 Black 67,793 Other Races 10,081
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
12.0Average Annual General
62.3
% Low Birth Weight 7.4% Receiving No Prenatal Care
18.2% Births to Mothers Under 18 1.2
6.5
14.30.8
10.5
37.65.4
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007) in First Trimester
All Races White Black
All Ages 11,132Under 15 815-17 183
9,3274
111
9101
1,7144
71
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 48020-29 4,46530 and Over 5,974
2813,5235,392
33152
196911530
All Ages 62.0Under 15 ND15-17 7.5
74.0ND
12.4
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 30.420-29 79.930-49 47.7
51.9101.352.9
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
**
AIDS 131 5.6
Syphilis 39 1.7Measles 0 ND Tuberculosis 77 3.3
Total Rate
Chlamydia 3,344 143.7Giardiasis 182 7.8Gonorrhea 812 34.9
Hepatitis: Type A 14 0.6Total Rate
Lyme Disease 1,526 65.6
Rabies (Animals) 37 N/A
Salmonellosis 353 15.2Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 263 11.3 Hepatitis: Type B* 28 1.2 Shigellosis 33 1.4
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 7,064Crude Death Rate per 1,000 9.1Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 7.9
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 47 27 11
AllRaces BlackWhite
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 5.0 3.8 13.3 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 5.6 4.4 15.6
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 5,172Cancer 5,013Stroke 1,426C.L.R.D.** 946Accidents 843
190.7183.952.734.734.2
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 33Birth Defects 5Accidents 4Cancer 2
Accidents 30Suicide 9Cancer 6Diseases of Heart 4Birth Defects 3
Accidents 53Cancer 40Diseases of Heart 28Suicide 24Assault (Homicide) 9
Cancer 359Diseases of Heart 180Accidents 55Suicide 34Diabetes Mellitus 31
Diseases of Heart 1,479Cancer 1,297Stroke 422C.L.R.D.** 268Alzheimer's Disease 233
TOTAL 53 TOTAL 70 TOTAL 222 TOTAL 982 TOTAL 5,737
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 6,486 555.4Prostate 1,841 152.6
Lung and Bronchus 826 72.4Colon and Rectum 632 54.8
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 1,986 138.3
6,555 443.2
816 53.0733 46.3
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 287 24.8
Melanoma of the Skin 276 23.7
256 16.9422 28.6
236 17.4
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 508
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 274 22.8
45.3 183
150
11.5
10.0
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1020
[Includes: Montgomery County Only]
(8 - 12)(17 - 23)
58 (55 - 62)7 (5 - 10)
56 (52 - 61)
68
(5 - 7)(6 - 10)
16 (13 - 19)29 (25 - 33)6 (4 - 8)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available atwww.health.state.pa.us/stats/.
Influenza/Pneumonia 505
Diabetes Mellitus 422
Septicemia 417
Nephritis/Nephrosis 436Alzheimer's Disease 667
18.7
15.5
15.3
16.024.6
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other15 8 4 1 0 2
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 2,096Admissions 111,584
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.7Admissions per 1,000 Population 143.8
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 70.1Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $2,848
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
62 61 497,191 6,913 6,545
62.9Average Occupancy Rate 91.8Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 140.3
$239
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
1,839 702 502 2 70.1
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient26
84
421
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
1,206
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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8,675 2,233 321,648 41.3
100
36
22,106
2.8
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
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Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 1,717
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 9,601
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
5.9%
6.8%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
83.7% 5.9%
81.9% 2.9%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 2,586
Dentist - 2007 625
9.7%
2.7%
90.4%
88.9%
1.4%
1.2%
Montour CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -2.3Median Age of the Population (2007) 42.4% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 18.1% Population Urban (2000) 45.6
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 10.4Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $37,678% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 4.8% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 14.6
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 17,817Under 5 1,0105-14 2,19115-24 2,08625-34 1,931
8,348513
1,0801,068
880
9,469497
1,1111,0181,051
35-44 2,32845-54 2,77055-64 2,27765-74 1,75075+ 1,474
1,0881,3311,136
745507
1,2401,4391,1411,005
967
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
13.4Average Annual General
64.2
% Low Birth Weight 7.2% Receiving No Prenatal Care
16.1% Births to Mothers Under 18 ND
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 265Under 15 115-17 7
23817
200
2500
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 1320-29 13930 and Over 105
812696
002
5137
All Ages 71.9Under 15 ND15-17 ND
80.1
ND
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 ND20-29 131.930-49 38.9
53.9145.542.5
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 2 ND
Syphilis 1 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 1 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 90 167.3Giardiasis 6 NDGonorrhea 12 22.3
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 20 37.2
Rabies (Animals) 0 N/A
Salmonellosis 9 NDTotal Rate
Campylobacteriosis 10 18.6 1 ND Shigellosis 1 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Montour County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 234Crude Death Rate per 1,000 13.1Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 10.9
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 4
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 177Cancer 171Stroke 44C.L.R.D.** 33Accidents 23
254.7242.5
63.446.241.5
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Birth Defects 3 Accidents 2 Cancer 16Diseases of Heart 3C.L.R.D.** 2Septicemia 2
Diseases of Heart 48Cancer 32C.L.R.D.** 15Alzheimer's Disease 14Stroke 13
TOTAL 4 TOTAL 2 TOTAL 7 TOTAL 29 TOTAL 192
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 195 661.5Prostate 46 144.6
Lung and Bronchus 39 128.3Colon and Rectum 21 73.0
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 44 115.5
191 497.1
21 51.432 73.3
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 16 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 11 ND
13 ND18 ND
11 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 9
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 6 ND
ND 4
8
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1526
[Includes: Centre, Columbia, Montour, Northumberland, Snyder, and Union Counties]
(12 - 19)(22 - 31)
61 (56 - 67)18 (13 - 26)55 (50 - 60)
79
(5 - 9)(7 - 12)
24 (19 - 29)23 (19 - 28)6 (4 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 14
Diabetes Mellitus 16
Septicemia 15
Nephritis/Nephrosis 19Alzheimer's Disease 49
ND
ND
ND
ND73.7
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Montour County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
4 1 1 1 0 1
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 394Admissions 22,813
Beds per 1,000 Population 22.1Admissions per 1,000 Population 1280.4
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 81.5Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $1,331
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
2 2 2262 262 262
81.3Average Occupancy Rate 92.4Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 158.5
$209
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
49 17 19 0 80.6
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient1
00
01
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
36
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
178 31 9,731 55.0
9
2
497
2.8
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Montour County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 359
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 1,345
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
7.8%
24.1%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
86.3% 5.7%
85.2% 2.5%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 417
Dentist - 2007 8
41.3%
ND
89.5%
ND
4.5%
ND
Northampton CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 9.9Median Age of the Population (2007) 38.1% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 14.5% Population Urban (2000) 84.7
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 7.9Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $35,852% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.6% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 11.4
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 293,522Under 5 17,2455-14 37,75515-24 46,02625-34 33,677
144,5468,884
19,63324,25217,356
148,9768,361
18,12221,77416,321
35-44 40,55945-54 41,48855-64 34,33765-74 22,25175+ 20,184
19,99720,37716,620
9,9687,459
20,56221,11117,71712,28312,725
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
11.2Average Annual General
54.4
% Low Birth Weight 8.6% Receiving No Prenatal Care
17.6% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.2
7.9
13.91.4
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007) in First Trimester
All Races White
All Ages 4,047Under 15 315-17 111
3,2841
72
3501
7282
38
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 29220-29 1,97630 and Over 1,664
2001,5471,463
11815
91411186
All Ages 56.0Under 15 ND15-17 10.7
69.0ND
16.6
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 38.820-29 88.430-49 36.7
56.7112.941.8
*Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
Hispanic
8.0
25.96.5
(of any race)
**
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 79 9.1
Measles 0 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 1,482 169.8Giardiasis 43 4.9Gonorrhea 327 37.5
Hepatitis: Type A 8 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 386 44.2
Rabies (Animals) 32 N/A
Campylobacteriosis 91 10.4 17 1.9Hepatitis: Type B*
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Syphilis 7 NDTuberculosis 15 1.7
Salmonellosis 101 11.6Shigellosis 12 1.4
Total Rate
Northampton County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 2,586Crude Death Rate per 1,000 8.8Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 7.7
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 20 14 3
AllRaces White
Hispanic(any race)
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 6.1 5.7 ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 6.2 5.8 ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 2,119Cancer 1,857Stroke 388C.L.R.D.** 342Accidents 276
204.3182.637.733.329.0
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 10Birth Defects 4
Accidents 13Suicide 3Assault (Homicide) 2Diseases of Heart 2
Suicide 20Accidents 18Cancer 15Diseases of Heart 8Assault (Homicide) 6
Cancer 127Diseases of Heart 64Accidents 20Suicide 14
Diseases of Heart 618Cancer 450Stroke 112C.L.R.D.** 104Alzheimer's Disease 74
TOTAL 22 TOTAL 29 TOTAL 89 TOTAL 355 TOTAL 2,091
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 2,632 614.1Prostate 721 165.3
Lung and Bronchus 401 93.7Colon and Rectum 234 56.0
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 646 120.2
2,404 438.8
270 46.9270 45.8
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 126 29.6
Melanoma of the Skin 125 29.8
94 16.3159 29.1
101 21.1
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 203
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 103 23.6
48.2 73
71
12.8
12.4
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1425
[Includes: Carbon, Lehigh, and Northampton Counties]
(11 - 17)(22 - 29)
66 (62 - 69)12 (9 - 16)43 (39 - 47)
810
(6 - 10)(8 - 12)
21 (18 - 25)27 (23 - 31)6 (4 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available atwww.health.state.pa.us/stats/.
Influenza/Pneumonia 155
Diabetes Mellitus 262
Septicemia 145
Nephritis/Nephrosis 170Alzheimer's Disease 216
14.8
25.9
14.1
16.520.5
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Northampton County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
3 2 0 0 0 1
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 265Admissions 12,212
Beds per 1,000 Population 0.9Admissions per 1,000 Population 41.6
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 62.5Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $1,104
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
13 13 102,057 2,018 1,851
48.5Average Occupancy Rate 90.2Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 185.9
$231
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
943 540 254 0 85.4
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient7
00
112
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
794
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
3,884 530 58,772 19.9
35
3
8,337
2.8
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Northampton County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 625
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 1,947
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
5.4%
12.2%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
78.1% 7.8%
81.8% 4.8%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 525
Dentist - 2007 142
28.5%
9.3%
90.3%
89.1%
1.5%
2.8%
Northumberland CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -3.8Median Age of the Population (2007) 42.5% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 18.7% Population Urban (2000) 62.6
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 12.9Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $29,000% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.7% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 16.4
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 91,003Under 5 4,9755-14 10,45115-24 10,25325-34 10,529
45,4502,5825,4705,5175,776
45,5532,3934,9814,7364,753
35-44 12,62445-54 13,62455-64 11,55865-74 8,65575+ 8,334
6,6287,0475,6853,8882,857
5,9966,5775,8734,7675,477
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
11.1Average Annual General
64.0
% Low Birth Weight 9.2% Receiving No Prenatal Care
15.8% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.7
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 1,117Under 15 215-17 30
1,0060
27
800
10323
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 8320-29 66630 and Over 336
69603307
062
145727
All Ages 65.0Under 15 ND15-17 14.9
72.1
16.5
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 75.020-29 142.630-49 26.1
90.2157.528.5
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 16 5.8
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 0 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 371 134.8Giardiasis 20 7.3Gonorrhea 50 18.2
Hepatitis: Type A 1 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 17 6.2
Rabies (Animals) 10 N/A
Salmonellosis 40 14.5Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 25 9.1 2 ND Shigellosis 1 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Northumberland County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 1,137Crude Death Rate per 1,000 12.5Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.7
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 8
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 5.3
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 1,096Cancer 754Stroke 191C.L.R.D.** 164Accidents 146
267.5192.7
45.239.548.2
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 5Birth Defects 2
Accidents 5 Accidents 7Cancer 7Suicide 7Diseases of Heart 5Birth Defects 2
Cancer 58Diseases of Heart 42Accidents 16C.L.R.D.** 7Liver Dis./Cirrhosis 5
Diseases of Heart 287Cancer 179Stroke 62C.L.R.D.** 58Nephritis/Nephrosis 37
TOTAL 10 TOTAL 9 TOTAL 34 TOTAL 162 TOTAL 922
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 940 584.9Prostate 282 169.3
Lung and Bronchus 141 85.6Colon and Rectum 110 69.4
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 249 124.3
891 432.9
106 49.8106 45.6
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 47 30.5
Melanoma of the Skin 32 20.6
36 16.665 32.2
21 12.1
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 65
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 25 15.8
40.1 20
34
9.3
16.2
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1526
[Includes: Centre, Columbia, Montour, Northumberland, Snyder, and Union Counties]
(12 - 19)(22 - 31)
61 (56 - 67)18 (13 - 26)55 (50 - 60)
79
(5 - 9)(7 - 12)
24 (19 - 29)23 (19 - 28)6 (4 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 102
Diabetes Mellitus 75
Septicemia 102
Nephritis/Nephrosis 108Alzheimer's Disease 88
23.6
18.3
25.3
25.620.3
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Northumberland County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
2 2 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 147Admissions 5,696
Beds per 1,000 Population 1.6Admissions per 1,000 Population 62.6
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 45.2Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $451
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
9 9 81,016 1,016 1,001
59.8Average Occupancy Rate 83.0Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 194.1
$207
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
362 148 117 4 75.5
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient5
00
05
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
269
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
1,333 402 23,049 25.3
16
3
3,169
3.5
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Northumberland County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 375
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 453
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
-5.8%
-9.3%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
84.8% 2.8%
79.8% 0.3%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 74
Dentist - 2007 32
2.2%
-8.9%
94.4%
ND
4.4%
ND
Perry CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 3.6Median Age of the Population (2007) 38.7% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 12.6% Population Urban (2000) 13.8
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 8.6Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $30,365% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.3% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 11.2
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 45,163Under 5 2,8295-14 6,19415-24 5,96425-34 5,292
22,4741,4913,1983,0722,618
22,6891,3382,9962,8922,674
35-44 6,49545-54 6,90455-64 5,77465-74 3,27175+ 2,440
3,1783,4502,9061,599
962
3,3173,4542,8681,6721,478
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
11.9Average Annual General
61.3
% Low Birth Weight 8.8% Receiving No Prenatal Care
26.4% Births to Mothers Under 18 3.0
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 599Under 15 015-17 17
5380
16
800
5301
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 4120-29 36030 and Over 181
39322161
053
23317
All Ages 60.6Under 15 ND15-17 16.8
67.4
17.9
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 69.320-29 121.330-49 24.9
72.8135.628.0
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 5 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 0 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 147 108.9Giardiasis 9 NDGonorrhea 32 23.7
Hepatitis: Type A 1 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 69 51.1
Rabies (Animals) 23 N/A
Salmonellosis 10 7.4Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 12 8.9 0 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Perry County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 395Crude Death Rate per 1,000 8.7Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.5
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 0
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 298Cancer 303Stroke 51C.L.R.D.** 55Accidents 67
215.3217.3
37.842.151.3
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 3Suicide 2
Accidents 8Cancer 4
Cancer 29Diseases of Heart 16Accidents 6Diabetes Mellitus 4
Diseases of Heart 75Cancer 72Nephritis/Nephrosis 18Stroke 15C.L.R.D.** 14
TOTAL 0 TOTAL 7 TOTAL 17 TOTAL 79 TOTAL 292
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 384 567.0Prostate 79 109.8
Lung and Bronchus 67 108.2Colon and Rectum 50 76.1
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 109 147.9
353 472.7
44 59.231 39.6
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 21 30.9
Melanoma of the Skin 19 ND
16 ND24 31.1
19 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 24
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 16 ND
37.4 7
16
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1226
[Includes: Cumberland and Perry Counties]
(9 - 16)(20 - 32)
63 (57 - 68)8 (5 - 12)
54 (48 - 60)
97
(6 - 12)(4 - 10)
19 (15 - 24)31 (24 - 39)6 (4 - 11)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 34
Diabetes Mellitus 39
Septicemia 30
Nephritis/Nephrosis 43Alzheimer's Disease 20
25.2
28.0
22.5
31.514.7
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Perry County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
0 0 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 0Admissions 0
Beds per 1,000 Population NDAdmissions per 1,000 Population ND
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate NDAverage Semi-Private Daily Room Rate ND
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
4 3 4280 243 280
49.0Average Occupancy Rate 89.1Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 134.9
$188
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
181 79 60 23 92.0
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient1
00
01
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
162
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
791 118 9,572 21.2
14
0
939
2.1
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Perry County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 42
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 65
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
-15.8%
1.2%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
82.1% ND
66.1% 2.7%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 22
Dentist - 2007 12
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
Philadelphia CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -4.5Median Age of the Population (2007) 33.9% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 12.9% Population Urban (2000) 100.0
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 23.5Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $34,764% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 7.2% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 33.0
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 1,449,634Under 5 99,3465-14 191,31415-24 251,80925-34 203,049
676,34250,65297,486
123,04297,620
773,29248,69493,828
128,767105,429
35-44 191,05345-54 184,02055-64 142,46765-74 89,20675+ 97,370
90,00584,61462,84337,46732,613
101,04899,40679,62451,73964,757
Estimated Population by Race and Hispanic Origin (2007)White 683,129 Black 658,889 Other Races 27,972 Hispanic (any race) 154,515
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
16.3Average Annual General
68.2
% Low Birth Weight 11.9% Receiving No Prenatal Care
36.5% Births to Mothers Under 18 5.8
7.6
24.41.9
15.0
41.97.9
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007) in First Trimester
All Races White Black
All Ages 37,808Under 15 17915-17 2,241
23,57068
1,305
4081
25
13,830110911
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 3,94020-29 20,84130 and Over 10,560
2,31512,736
7,118
49193126
1,5767,9123,316
All Ages 70.3Under 15 1.415-17 37.8
112.83.7
64.9
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 90.620-29 102.830-49 35.2
154.1168.252.2
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 2,100 48.2
Syphilis 347 8.0Measles 0 ND Tuberculosis 398 9.1
Total Rate
Chlamydia 49,805 1142.0Giardiasis 239 5.5Gonorrhea 15,517 355.8
Hepatitis: Type A 40 0.9Total Rate
Lyme Disease 483 11.1
Rabies (Animals) 8 N/A
Salmonellosis 1,001 23.0Total Rate
Hispanic
9.6
38.28.1
(of any race)
Campylobacteriosis 227 5.2 Hepatitis: Type B* 63 1.4 Shigellosis 183 4.2
**
Asian/PI* 79,644
9.0
40.91.0
Asian/PI*
*Asian/Pacific Islander
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
*Acute only
Philadelphia County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 15,008Crude Death Rate per 1,000 10.4Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 9.6
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 286 59 189 32
AllRaces BlackWhite
Hispanic(any race)
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 12.1 9.5 16.5 8.2 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 12.1 10.8 16.4 8.1
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 11,796Cancer 10,372Stroke 2,450C.L.R.D.** 1,755Accidents 2,175
242.0224.749.836.949.5
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 166Birth Defects 33Accidents 17Assault (Homicide) 5Septicemia 4
Assault (Homicide) 139Accidents 82Cancer 18Suicide 17Diseases of Heart 15
Accidents 204Assault (Homicide) 160Diseases of Heart 118Cancer 114HIV Disease 65
Cancer 1,010Diseases of Heart 842Accidents 251Stroke 141Septicemia 128
Diseases of Heart 2,857Cancer 2,273Stroke 607C.L.R.D.** 475Septicemia 332
TOTAL 313 TOTAL 327 TOTAL 974 TOTAL 3,521 TOTAL 9,860
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 11,800 642.6Prostate 3,326 180.0
Lung and Bronchus 2,000 110.1Colon and Rectum 1,238 68.3
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 3,144 123.5
12,064 455.9
1,920 70.91,423 51.0
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 465 25.2
Melanoma of the Skin 210 11.5
379 14.0740 28.6
148 5.7
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 714
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 410 22.2
39.8 298
312
10.4
11.8
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1727
[Includes: Philadelphia County Only]
(15 - 19)(25 - 30)
62 (58 - 65)18 (15 - 22)49 (45 - 53)
1012
(8 - 12)(11 - 15)
28 (25 - 31)50 (46 - 54)5 (3 - 6)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available atwww.health.state.pa.us/stats/.
Influenza/Pneumonia 846
Diabetes Mellitus 1,103
Septicemia 1,507
Nephritis/Nephrosis 1,197Alzheimer's Disease 632
17.0
23.9
32.0
25.311.5
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Philadelphia County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other32 16 4 2 1 9
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 5,699Admissions 295,712
Beds per 1,000 Population 3.9Admissions per 1,000 Population 204.0
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 80.1Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $3,052
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
50 49 437,707 6,966 7,356
41.3Average Occupancy Rate 94.4Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 180.9
$225
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
5,037 3,417 1,059 76 90.5
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient110
378
194
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
4,552
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
27,614 6,879 801,247 55.4
90
28
46,953
3.2
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Philadelphia County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 2,660
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 20,183
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
7.6%
18.4%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
83.1% 11.0%
84.6% 2.2%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 6,953
Dentist - 2007 648
44.1%
-3.3%
93.3%
87.3%
2.1%
-0.2%
Pike CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 26.6Median Age of the Population (2007) 42.1% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 14.7% Population Urban (2000) 11.0
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 8.7Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $29,728% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.8% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 10.7
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 58,633Under 5 2,4405-14 7,65715-24 6,97225-34 6,371
29,5801,2463,9753,7123,250
29,0531,1943,6823,2603,121
35-44 8,50545-54 9,58555-64 8,50265-74 5,17275+ 3,429
4,2634,7894,2622,5391,544
4,2424,7964,2402,6331,885
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
7.9Average Annual General
43.4
% Low Birth Weight 10.0% Receiving No Prenatal Care
21.9% Births to Mothers Under 18 3.4
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 529Under 15 015-17 19
4650
16
300
6103
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 2820-29 23630 and Over 246
18209222
012
102622
All Ages 43.8Under 15 ND15-17 13.2
49.8
15.7
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 26.320-29 72.930-49 26.8
40.982.329.6
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 9 ND
Syphilis 1 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 0 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 135 78.0Giardiasis 10 5.8Gonorrhea 15 8.7
Hepatitis: Type A 1 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 130 75.1
Rabies (Animals) 7 N/A
Salmonellosis 13 7.5Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 4 ND 1 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Pike County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 370Crude Death Rate per 1,000 6.3Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 5.9
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 2
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 301Cancer 323Stroke 50C.L.R.D.** 65Accidents 63
170.0165.4
29.636.137.8
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 9 Accidents 4Diseases of Heart 3Suicide 3
Cancer 33Diseases of Heart 20Accidents 6Diabetes Mellitus 6Liver Dis./Cirrhosis 3
Diseases of Heart 86Cancer 65Stroke 14C.L.R.D.** 11Diabetes Mellitus 9
TOTAL 2 TOTAL 10 TOTAL 16 TOTAL 81 TOTAL 261
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 477 496.4Prostate 98 96.5
Lung and Bronchus 99 101.6Colon and Rectum 54 57.4
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 99 98.5
376 376.2
42 41.737 37.3
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 19 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 15 ND
19 ND36 33.9
10 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 31
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 20 20.1
33.8 14
8
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1623
[Includes: Pike, Monroe, Susquehanna, and Wayne Counties]
(13 - 19)(20 - 28)
61 (56 - 66)12 (9 - 17)44 (38 - 50)
89
(6 - 11)(7 - 13)
25 (21 - 29)31 (26 - 36)7 (5 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 12
Diabetes Mellitus 36
Septicemia 17
Nephritis/Nephrosis 15Alzheimer's Disease 30
ND
18.2
ND
ND19.5
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Pike County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
0 0 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 0Admissions 0
Beds per 1,000 Population NDAdmissions per 1,000 Population ND
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate NDAverage Semi-Private Daily Room Rate ND
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
2 2 2110 110 110
12.8Average Occupancy Rate 92.0Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 140.5
$215
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
247 109 111 4 91.5
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient1
00
01
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
224
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
1,196 302 5,642 9.5
22
1
745
1.3
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Pike County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 57
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 77
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
9.0%
-2.9%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
83.6% ND
64.4% -3.3%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 43
Dentist - 2007 14
ND
ND
95.1%
ND
ND
ND
Potter CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -6.0Median Age of the Population (2007) 41.0% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 17.8% Population Urban (2000) 0.0
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 15.0Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $30,045% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 7.4% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 19.5
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 16,987Under 5 1,0265-14 2,30815-24 2,16425-34 1,749
8,313530
1,2081,081
810
8,674496
1,1001,083
939
35-44 2,11745-54 2,43755-64 2,15865-74 1,59775+ 1,431
9751,2001,124
814571
1,1421,2371,034
783860
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
12.2Average Annual General
62.7
% Low Birth Weight 8.2% Receiving No Prenatal Care
7.2% Births to Mothers Under 18 ND
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 213Under 15 015-17 4
20804
000
500
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 2620-29 12830 and Over 55
2512455
000
140
All Ages 65.7Under 15 ND15-17 ND
67.3
ND
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 109.620-29 128.830-49 24.4
114.0132.924.4
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 1 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 0 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 56 106.9Giardiasis 8 NDGonorrhea 3 ND
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 14 26.7
Rabies (Animals) 4 N/A
Salmonellosis 3 NDTotal Rate
Campylobacteriosis 5 ND 0 ND Shigellosis 1 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Potter County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 190Crude Death Rate per 1,000 11.2Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.2
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 1
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 155Cancer 157Stroke 25C.L.R.D.** 32Accidents 25
211.8222.9
32.343.244.5
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 4Suicide 2
Cancer 16Diseases of Heart 5Diabetes Mellitus 3
Diseases of Heart 43Cancer 35C.L.R.D.** 12Diabetes Mellitus 8Accidents 6
TOTAL 1 TOTAL 3 TOTAL 8 TOTAL 31 TOTAL 147
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 184 580.3Prostate 51 152.6
Lung and Bronchus 34 104.1Colon and Rectum 23 71.7
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 43 124.4
161 449.8
14 ND15 ND
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 7 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 4 ND
6 ND10 ND
4 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 17
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 6 ND
ND 4
10
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1726
[Includes: Bradford, Sullivan, Tioga, Lycoming, Clinton, and Potter Counties]
(14 - 21)(23 - 30)
64 (59 - 68)17 (13 - 22)49 (44 - 54)
115
(9 - 13)(4 - 7)
23 (20 - 27)24 (20 - 28)4 (2 - 6)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 13
Diabetes Mellitus 20
Septicemia 15
Nephritis/Nephrosis 11Alzheimer's Disease 7
ND
28.9
ND
NDND
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Potter County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
1 1 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 45Admissions 2,641
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.6Admissions per 1,000 Population 155.5
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 52.6Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $445
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
2 2 2170 170 170
56.1Average Occupancy Rate 78.9Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 142.5
$204
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
137 56 51 5 82.1
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient1
00
01
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
112
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
333 153 742 4.4
4
1
500
2.9
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Potter County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 59
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 159
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
15.2%
-1.1%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
82.1% ND
86.0% 5.4%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 36
Dentist - 2007 3
10.2%
ND
97.1%
ND
16.5%
ND
Schuylkill CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -2.0Median Age of the Population (2007) 41.5% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 18.2% Population Urban (2000) 63.2
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 11.9Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $28,528% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.3% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 16.3
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 147,269Under 5 7,3625-14 16,10815-24 17,17925-34 18,873
76,2213,8198,3189,179
11,392
71,0483,5437,7908,0007,481
35-44 21,93045-54 22,05355-64 17,00765-74 13,18475+ 13,573
12,57811,742
8,5965,7834,814
9,35210,3118,4117,4018,759
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
10.1Average Annual General
59.9
% Low Birth Weight 8.6% Receiving No Prenatal Care
11.7% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.4
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 1,719Under 15 615-17 46
1,4821
34
1000
2275
12
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 13720-29 95730 and Over 573
108836503
064
2911566
All Ages 59.7Under 15 ND15-17 12.3
69.2
16.6
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 72.920-29 114.330-49 27.2
92.5130.831.0
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 26 5.9
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 4 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 484 109.5Giardiasis 19 4.3Gonorrhea 46 10.4
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 63 14.2
Rabies (Animals) 22 N/A
Salmonellosis 45 10.2Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 22 5.0 4 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Schuylkill County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 1,845Crude Death Rate per 1,000 12.5Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.9
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 10
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 6.7 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 6.0
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 1,794Cancer 1,284Stroke 336C.L.R.D.** 361Accidents 245
271.6205.1
49.956.150.7
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 4Birth Defects 2
Accidents 20Suicide 3
Accidents 21Diseases of Heart 8Cancer 7Suicide 7C.L.R.D.** 4
Cancer 90Diseases of Heart 64Accidents 16C.L.R.D.** 14Stroke 10
Diseases of Heart 477Cancer 323C.L.R.D.** 104Stroke 79Alzheimer's Disease 44
TOTAL 11 TOTAL 26 TOTAL 69 TOTAL 271 TOTAL 1,468
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 1,602 617.5Prostate 389 147.4
Lung and Bronchus 271 103.0Colon and Rectum 187 72.8
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 314 100.7
1,394 429.6
158 46.8207 56.1
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 61 23.5
Melanoma of the Skin 61 23.9
51 14.3102 32.5
48 20.8
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 124
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 54 21.2
47.6 61
38
17.0
10.7
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1428
[Includes: Berks and Schuylkill Counties]
(12 - 17)(25 - 32)
64 (60 - 68)10 (7 - 15)47 (42 - 52)
911
(7 - 11)(9 - 14)
20 (17 - 23)33 (29 - 38)5 (3 - 7)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 121
Diabetes Mellitus 170
Septicemia 88
Nephritis/Nephrosis 134Alzheimer's Disease 139
17.8
26.5
13.8
20.419.8
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Schuylkill County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
4 4 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 420Admissions 19,037
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.9Admissions per 1,000 Population 129.3
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 62.6Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $871
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
14 14 141,671 1,671 1,671
62.5Average Occupancy Rate 93.1Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 184.8
$229
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
866 311 416 1 86.1
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient5
40
02
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
728
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
2,135 464 19,392 13.2
35
5
4,102
2.8
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Schuylkill County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 642
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 1,003
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
2.6%
-1.5%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
85.9% 4.6%
80.4% 1.6%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 198
Dentist - 2007 60
-5.2%
-5.0%
88.4%
81.5%
1.3%
-0.5%
Snyder CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 1.5Median Age of the Population (2007) 36.4% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 14.0% Population Urban (2000) 28.9
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 10.7Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $30,243% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.2% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 13.3
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 38,113Under 5 2,2625-14 4,62515-24 7,09125-34 4,387
18,4791,1522,3103,4042,164
19,6341,1102,3153,6872,223
35-44 4,90045-54 5,23755-64 4,29365-74 2,82975+ 2,489
2,5062,6122,0961,307
928
2,3942,6252,1971,5221,561
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
12.3Average Annual General
57.4
% Low Birth Weight 6.0% Receiving No Prenatal Care
30.6% Births to Mothers Under 18 ND
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 504Under 15 015-17 10
46908
500
3002
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 2920-29 29330 and Over 172
25274162
122
3178
All Ages 56.5Under 15 ND15-17 ND
60.7
11.1
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 28.520-29 90.930-49 33.4
33.097.235.4
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 2 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 2 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 125 109.1Giardiasis 9 NDGonorrhea 21 18.3
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 20 17.5
Rabies (Animals) 10 N/A
Salmonellosis 25 21.8Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 16 14.0 1 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Snyder County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 301Crude Death Rate per 1,000 7.9Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 7.1
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 1
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 241Cancer 233Stroke 58C.L.R.D.** 42Accidents 46
191.4183.8
45.633.338.4
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 2Diseases of Heart 2
Cancer 23Diseases of Heart 10Diabetes Mellitus 3
Diseases of Heart 59Cancer 45Stroke 17C.L.R.D.** 15Influenza/Pneumonia 12
TOTAL 1 TOTAL 6 TOTAL 5 TOTAL 53 TOTAL 236
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 283 498.1Prostate 95 163.9
Lung and Bronchus 40 68.1Colon and Rectum 30 55.4
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 72 108.9
268 396.9
26 35.635 46.9
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 12 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 12 ND
11 ND18 ND
13 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 18
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 8 ND
ND 6
8
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1526
[Includes: Centre, Columbia, Montour, Northumberland, Snyder, and Union Counties]
(12 - 19)(22 - 31)
61 (56 - 67)18 (13 - 26)55 (50 - 60)
79
(5 - 9)(7 - 12)
24 (19 - 29)23 (19 - 28)6 (4 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 32
Diabetes Mellitus 31
Septicemia 14
Nephritis/Nephrosis 23Alzheimer's Disease 22
25.0
24.3
ND
18.217.2
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Snyder County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
0 0 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 0Admissions 0
Beds per 1,000 Population NDAdmissions per 1,000 Population ND
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate NDAverage Semi-Private Daily Room Rate ND
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
1 1 1159 159 159
29.9Average Occupancy Rate 95.4Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 249.9
$215
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
103 40 38 0 74.4
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient2
10
01
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
78
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
582 123 6,711 17.6
9
0
662
1.7
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Snyder County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 139
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 107
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
13.2%
-10.0%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
86.5% ND
73.3% 3.5%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 19
Dentist - 2007 14
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
Somerset CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -2.7Median Age of the Population (2007) 42.0% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 18.6% Population Urban (2000) 25.2
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 11.4Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $26,834% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.5% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 14.9
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 77,861Under 5 3,7685-14 8,75615-24 9,00625-34 9,756
39,6721,9154,4054,9265,648
38,1891,8534,3514,0804,108
35-44 10,95745-54 11,68255-64 9,47865-74 7,32175+ 7,137
6,0426,0654,6963,2852,690
4,9155,6174,7824,0364,447
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
9.6Average Annual General
54.2
% Low Birth Weight 8.4% Receiving No Prenatal Care
15.8% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.0
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 807Under 15 115-17 17
7490
15
300
5512
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 5320-29 46030 and Over 275
46430257
021
72817
All Ages 57.2Under 15 ND15-17 10.0
61.6
11.3
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 61.020-29 114.030-49 26.0
70.3122.027.8
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 7 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 3 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 246 104.6Giardiasis 21 8.9Gonorrhea 18 7.7
Hepatitis: Type A 1 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 9 ND
Rabies (Animals) 47 N/A
Salmonellosis 31 13.2Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 41 17.4 2 ND Shigellosis 1 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Somerset County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 927Crude Death Rate per 1,000 11.9Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.5
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 3
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 5.5
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 806Cancer 624Stroke 157C.L.R.D.** 139Accidents 138
239.7191.0
47.240.752.0
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 3Cancer 2
Accidents 12Cancer 5Stroke 4
Cancer 41Diseases of Heart 32Diabetes Mellitus 8Suicide 8
Diseases of Heart 227Cancer 142C.L.R.D.** 54Stroke 49Alzheimer's Disease 30
TOTAL 4 TOTAL 8 TOTAL 30 TOTAL 128 TOTAL 757
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 888 629.5Prostate 286 197.9
Lung and Bronchus 118 83.8Colon and Rectum 105 73.7
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 169 107.0
733 438.6
55 32.499 51.9
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 38 27.4
Melanoma of the Skin 28 20.9
54 29.257 36.4
25 18.6
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 72
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 23 15.9
51.6 18
18
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1528
[Includes: Indiana, Cambria, Somerset, and Armstrong Counties]
(12 - 17)(25 - 32)
63 (59 - 67)14 (11 - 17)51 (46 - 56)
87
(6 - 10)(5 - 10)
20 (17 - 23)20 (16 - 25)6 (5 - 9)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 55
Diabetes Mellitus 90
Septicemia 45
Nephritis/Nephrosis 77Alzheimer's Disease 130
15.9
27.1
14.0
23.037.5
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Somerset County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
3 3 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 197Admissions 6,894
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.5Admissions per 1,000 Population 88.5
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 41.6Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $585
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
7 7 7678 588 678
46.9Average Occupancy Rate 88.7Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 241.1
$175
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
503 163 214 0 73.2
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient2
20
12
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
377
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
1,623 712 14,471 18.7
11
2
3,143
4.0
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Somerset County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 366
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 520
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
8.0%
4.2%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
83.7% 6.3%
84.0% 6.9%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 104
Dentist - 2007 31
10.7%
-5.3%
84.0%
ND
-0.4%
ND
Sullivan CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -5.4Median Age of the Population (2007) 45.5% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 23.4% Population Urban (2000) 0.0
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 12.6Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $27,018% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.8% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 15.5
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 6,200Under 5 2645-14 59415-24 94625-34 550
3,134128293571248
3,066136301375302
35-44 70645-54 88555-64 80565-74 75075+ 700
373438414365304
333447391385396
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
9.0Average Annual General
52.9
% Low Birth Weight ND% Receiving No Prenatal Care
ND% Births to Mothers Under 18 ND
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 57Under 15 015-17 3
5603
100
000
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 920-29 3330 and Over 12
93212
010
000
All Ages 55.4Under 15 ND15-17 ND
56.4
ND
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 ND20-29 131.130-49 16.9
ND135.216.9
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 0 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 0 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 18 95.4Giardiasis 3 NDGonorrhea 0 ND
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 3 ND
Rabies (Animals) 5 N/A
Salmonellosis 1 NDTotal Rate
Campylobacteriosis 3 ND 0 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Sullivan County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 96Crude Death Rate per 1,000 15.5Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 9.8
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 0
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 84Cancer 60Stroke 18C.L.R.D.** 14Accidents 7
255.9197.6
NDNDND
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Diseases of Heart 5Cancer 3Suicide 2
Diseases of Heart 23Cancer 16Diabetes Mellitus 6Stroke 5C.L.R.D.** 3
TOTAL 0 TOTAL 2 TOTAL 3 TOTAL 17 TOTAL 74
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 87 586.5Prostate 26 159.9
Lung and Bronchus 14 NDColon and Rectum 8 ND
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 23 145.0
63 434.2
6 ND2 ND
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 2 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 4 ND
6 ND4 ND
0 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 8
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 3 ND
ND 0
2
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1726
[Includes: Bradford, Sullivan, Tioga, Lycoming, Clinton, and Potter Counties]
(14 - 21)(23 - 30)
64 (59 - 68)17 (13 - 22)49 (44 - 54)
115
(9 - 13)(4 - 7)
23 (20 - 27)24 (20 - 28)4 (2 - 6)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 11
Diabetes Mellitus 13
Septicemia 6
Nephritis/Nephrosis 7Alzheimer's Disease 8
ND
ND
ND
NDND
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Sullivan County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
0 0 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 0Admissions 0
Beds per 1,000 Population NDAdmissions per 1,000 Population ND
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate NDAverage Semi-Private Daily Room Rate ND
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
2 2 2187 187 187
129.0Average Occupancy Rate 70.3Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 279.1
$173
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
13 1 7 2 80.0
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient1
00
01
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
10
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
86 37 684 11.2
6
0
132
2.1
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Sullivan County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 31
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 31
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
-9.0%
ND
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
ND ND
ND ND
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 2
Dentist - 2007 0
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
Susquehanna CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -2.6Median Age of the Population (2007) 42.4% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 16.1% Population Urban (2000) 18.5
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 11.3Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $29,142% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.6% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 15.8
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 41,123Under 5 1,9925-14 5,13215-24 5,35325-34 4,340
20,1311,0022,6622,7492,071
20,992990
2,4702,6042,269
35-44 5,24745-54 6,61555-64 5,80665-74 3,47975+ 3,159
2,5533,2722,8451,6861,291
2,6943,3432,9611,7931,868
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
9.9Average Annual General
51.6
% Low Birth Weight 5.7% Receiving No Prenatal Care
18.1% Births to Mothers Under 18 ND
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 429Under 15 015-17 9
40909
100
1900
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 3420-29 23630 and Over 150
31226143
001
3106
All Ages 54.1Under 15 ND15-17 ND
56.7
ND
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 67.720-29 96.130-49 26.5
74.2100.427.8
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 4 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 2 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 54 43.2Giardiasis 3 NDGonorrhea 5 ND
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 7 ND
Rabies (Animals) 6 N/A
Salmonellosis 14 11.2Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 5 ND 0 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Susquehanna County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 448Crude Death Rate per 1,000 10.9Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.3
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 2
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 408Cancer 324Stroke 60C.L.R.D.** 77Accidents 69
247.9202.0
35.648.650.6
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 3 Accidents 8Suicide 3Cancer 2Diseases of Heart 2
Cancer 33Diseases of Heart 20Accidents 8Diabetes Mellitus 4
Diseases of Heart 103Cancer 87C.L.R.D.** 22Stroke 18
TOTAL 2 TOTAL 3 TOTAL 18 TOTAL 91 TOTAL 334
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 447 616.3Prostate 131 173.5
Lung and Bronchus 68 95.1Colon and Rectum 53 74.4
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 109 137.9
385 477.5
54 63.848 57.7
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 14 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 14 ND
9 ND33 39.6
2 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 34
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 8 ND
45.6 15
8
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1623
[Includes: Pike, Monroe, Susquehanna, and Wayne Counties]
(13 - 19)(20 - 28)
61 (56 - 66)12 (9 - 17)44 (38 - 50)
89
(6 - 11)(7 - 13)
25 (21 - 29)31 (26 - 36)7 (5 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 38
Diabetes Mellitus 63
Septicemia 17
Nephritis/Nephrosis 14Alzheimer's Disease 30
23.0
39.7
ND
ND18.0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Susquehanna County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
2 2 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 46Admissions 2,790
Beds per 1,000 Population 1.1Admissions per 1,000 Population 67.8
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 52.3Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $604
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
3 3 3253 195 253
38.1Average Occupancy Rate 88.5Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 346.2
$173
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
154 66 65 2 90.2
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient2
00
02
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
133
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
772 333 5,184 12.7
28
1
833
2.0
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Susquehanna County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 72
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 169
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
-5.2%
6.4%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
76.9% ND
74.1% 6.9%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 28
Dentist - 2007 9
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
ND
Tioga CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -1.7Median Age of the Population (2007) 39.7% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 17.4% Population Urban (2000) 15.7
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 14.4Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $24,800% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.2% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 16.0
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 40,681Under 5 2,2315-14 5,40715-24 6,76125-34 3,904
19,5291,0672,6963,3211,848
21,1521,1642,7113,4402,056
35-44 4,66545-54 5,54655-64 5,08565-74 3,75275+ 3,330
2,1742,7572,4771,8041,385
2,4912,7892,6081,9481,945
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
10.5Average Annual General
50.8
% Low Birth Weight 6.3% Receiving No Prenatal Care
13.4% Births to Mothers Under 18 3.0
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 432Under 15 015-17 13
4280
13
200
200
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 4420-29 26630 and Over 109
44264107
011
011
All Ages 53.6Under 15 ND15-17 12.6
54.1
12.6
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 47.120-29 105.830-49 21.6
47.1106.622.0
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 3 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 0 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 124 100.4Giardiasis 13 10.5Gonorrhea 4 ND
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 13 10.5
Rabies (Animals) 29 N/A
Salmonellosis 26 21.1Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 34 27.5 1 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Tioga County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 412Crude Death Rate per 1,000 10.1Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 7.4
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 4
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 330Cancer 311Stroke 63C.L.R.D.** 56Accidents 49
195.5197.4
37.432.636.9
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 5 Accidents 2Cancer 2Diseases of Heart 2
Diseases of Heart 18Cancer 17Diabetes Mellitus 4C.L.R.D.** 3Suicide 3
Cancer 77Diseases of Heart 73Diabetes Mellitus 19Stroke 15C.L.R.D.** 13
TOTAL 4 TOTAL 5 TOTAL 10 TOTAL 60 TOTAL 333
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 440 608.0Prostate 121 161.2
Lung and Bronchus 65 89.2Colon and Rectum 41 59.2
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 121 151.9
373 467.3
50 61.141 48.0
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 29 39.8
Melanoma of the Skin 20 27.8
17 ND28 38.6
7 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 38
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 14 ND
51.7 11
8
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1726
[Includes: Bradford, Sullivan, Tioga, Lycoming, Clinton, and Potter Counties]
(14 - 21)(23 - 30)
64 (59 - 68)17 (13 - 22)49 (44 - 54)
115
(9 - 13)(4 - 7)
23 (20 - 27)24 (20 - 28)4 (2 - 6)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 23
Diabetes Mellitus 61
Septicemia 15
Nephritis/Nephrosis 33Alzheimer's Disease 31
13.4
38.9
ND
18.817.0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Tioga County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
1 1 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 83Admissions 2,797
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.0Admissions per 1,000 Population 68.8
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 35.4Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $568
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
3 3 3268 268 268
37.8Average Occupancy Rate 88.7Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 237.5
$178
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
124 51 53 0 82.7
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient3
01
12
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
104
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
716 311 2,774 6.8
7
1
704
1.7
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Tioga County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 132
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 205
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
7.3%
-4.1%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
82.5% ND
78.4% 2.2%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 44
Dentist - 2007 9
11.4%
ND
83.3%
ND
1.8%
ND
Union CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 5.0Median Age of the Population (2007) 36.8% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 14.0% Population Urban (2000) 55.9
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 13.2Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $27,580% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.3% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 10.2
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 43,724Under 5 1,9345-14 4,13815-24 8,64325-34 5,938
25,0231,0592,2004,7974,180
18,701875
1,9383,8461,758
35-44 6,57945-54 5,89855-64 4,45165-74 3,30775+ 2,836
4,3123,4652,3751,6101,025
2,2672,4332,0761,6971,811
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
9.5Average Annual General
51.2
% Low Birth Weight 5.8% Receiving No Prenatal Care
18.3% Births to Mothers Under 18 ND
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 446Under 15 115-17 7
41617
300
2700
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 2620-29 25130 and Over 160
21236150
003
5157
All Ages 52.9Under 15 ND15-17 ND
56.7
ND
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 18.220-29 88.830-49 33.2
22.594.435.5
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 7 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 3 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 133 102.1Giardiasis 13 10.0Gonorrhea 11 8.4
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 13 10.0
Rabies (Animals) 15 N/A
Salmonellosis 23 17.7Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 16 12.3 0 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Union County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 343Crude Death Rate per 1,000 7.8Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 7.5
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 2
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 318Cancer 229Stroke 68C.L.R.D.** 44Accidents 50
228.6164.0
48.931.236.1
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Cancer 13Diseases of Heart 10Stroke 3Accidents 2C.L.R.D.** 2
Diseases of Heart 91Cancer 58Stroke 24Alzheimer's Disease 15
TOTAL 4 TOTAL 3 TOTAL 9 TOTAL 40 TOTAL 287
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 385 593.9Prostate 138 211.2
Lung and Bronchus 46 74.1Colon and Rectum 40 65.6
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 92 131.0
306 437.1
33 42.741 55.4
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 12 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 21 31.4
13 ND26 40.9
14 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 16
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 18 ND
ND 11
6
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1526
[Includes: Centre, Columbia, Montour, Northumberland, Snyder, and Union Counties]
(12 - 19)(22 - 31)
61 (56 - 67)18 (13 - 26)55 (50 - 60)
79
(5 - 9)(7 - 12)
24 (19 - 29)23 (19 - 28)6 (4 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 23
Diabetes Mellitus 30
Septicemia 21
Nephritis/Nephrosis 28Alzheimer's Disease 46
16.7
21.3
15.0
20.033.5
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Union County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
1 1 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 135Admissions 6,570
Beds per 1,000 Population 3.1Admissions per 1,000 Population 150.3
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 46.6Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $640
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
3 3 3385 385 385
62.7Average Occupancy Rate 87.8Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 262.0
$210
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
96 39 33 0 79.2
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient3
20
02
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
72
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
474 86 7,355 16.9
9
1
671
1.5
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Union County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 267
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 474
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
6.8%
15.2%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
85.0% 2.9%
83.7% -0.6%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 103
Dentist - 2007 22
8.4%
ND
89.8%
ND
2.8%
ND
Venango CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -4.9Median Age of the Population (2007) 41.7% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 17.2% Population Urban (2000) 45.8
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 14.4Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $28,916% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.8% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 20.2
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 54,763Under 5 3,0815-14 6,94815-24 6,46425-34 6,268
26,7951,5573,5603,4103,267
27,9681,5243,3883,0543,001
35-44 7,07345-54 8,33455-64 7,19065-74 5,01175+ 4,394
3,4914,1303,4512,2841,645
3,5824,2043,7392,7272,749
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
10.8Average Annual General
63.0
% Low Birth Weight 6.3% Receiving No Prenatal Care
24.1% Births to Mothers Under 18 3.2
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 649Under 15 215-17 20
5911
18
500
5312
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 5120-29 41730 and Over 157
42387141
311
62915
All Ages 61.3Under 15 ND15-17 16.1
67.3
17.9
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 71.220-29 140.530-49 19.4
86.4151.421.7
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 3 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 1 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 288 173.3Giardiasis 13 7.8Gonorrhea 25 15.0
Hepatitis: Type A 1 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 3 ND
Rabies (Animals) 7 N/A
Salmonellosis 19 11.4Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 29 17.5 3 ND Shigellosis 2 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Venango County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 594Crude Death Rate per 1,000 10.8Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.4
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 4
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 9.7
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 512Cancer 384Stroke 114C.L.R.D.** 105Accidents 94
235.2174.5
52.747.355.2
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 3 Accidents 7 Accidents 7Suicide 3Cancer 2Diabetes Mellitus 2Diseases of Heart 2
Cancer 23Diseases of Heart 23Accidents 6C.L.R.D.** 6Stroke 6
Diseases of Heart 135Cancer 85C.L.R.D.** 26Stroke 24Nephritis/Nephrosis 16
TOTAL 4 TOTAL 8 TOTAL 19 TOTAL 96 TOTAL 467
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 570 595.4Prostate 152 151.9
Lung and Bronchus 104 106.8Colon and Rectum 63 66.4
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 123 108.1
467 402.8
75 60.757 45.3
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 20 22.1
Melanoma of the Skin 20 21.8
14 ND34 29.0
18 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 52
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 29 28.1
55.9 12
18
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1730
[Includes: Crawford, Lawrence, Mercer, and Venango Counties]
(15 - 19)(27 - 33)
67 (63 - 71)14 (11 - 17)45 (41 - 49)
1010
(8 - 12)(8 - 12)
21 (17 - 24)25 (22 - 29)5 (3 - 7)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 32
Diabetes Mellitus 62
Septicemia 25
Nephritis/Nephrosis 48Alzheimer's Disease 32
15.2
29.0
11.3
21.614.8
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Venango County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
1 1 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 139Admissions 7,749
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.5Admissions per 1,000 Population 141.5
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 64.0Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $580
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
5 5 4491 491 475
52.2Average Occupancy Rate 94.2Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 141.3
$175
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
948 380 314 0 75.1
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient5
30
23
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
694
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
944 359 5,866 10.8
9
1
1,770
3.2
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Venango County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 272
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 489
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
19.0%
0.9%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
82.6% 4.8%
80.5% -1.5%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 97
Dentist - 2007 21
-8.1%
ND
84.8%
ND
-1.5%
ND
Warren CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -6.6Median Age of the Population (2007) 42.9% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 17.9% Population Urban (2000) 45.0
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 12.9Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $30,033% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.4% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 16.3
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 40,986Under 5 2,1115-14 5,12115-24 4,56925-34 4,557
20,1041,0902,6622,4152,268
20,8821,0212,4592,1542,289
35-44 5,34245-54 6,47555-64 5,48165-74 3,94475+ 3,386
2,6613,1562,6501,8841,318
2,6813,3192,8312,0602,068
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
9.8Average Annual General
53.4
% Low Birth Weight 7.5% Receiving No Prenatal Care
12.0% Births to Mothers Under 18 ND
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 437Under 15 115-17 6
40116
500
3100
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 3120-29 25730 and Over 142
24245125
005
71212
All Ages 56.3Under 15 ND15-17 ND
61.3
ND
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 61.920-29 121.330-49 22.7
79.9127.325.7
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 3 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 0 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 107 85.8Giardiasis 31 24.8Gonorrhea 11 8.8
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 2 ND
Rabies (Animals) 7 N/A
Salmonellosis 12 9.6Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 20 16.0 0 ND Shigellosis 1 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Warren County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 490Crude Death Rate per 1,000 12.0Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 9.1
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 4
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 8.5
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 415Cancer 298Stroke 106C.L.R.D.** 83Accidents 63
249.9174.8
63.548.948.7
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 2Birth Defects 2
Accidents 4 Accidents 4Diseases of Heart 3Cancer 2
Cancer 18Diseases of Heart 18Accidents 8C.L.R.D.** 6Liver Dis./Cirrhosis 4
Diseases of Heart 110Cancer 80Stroke 34Nephritis/Nephrosis 21C.L.R.D.** 18
TOTAL 6 TOTAL 5 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 69 TOTAL 395
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 505 667.7Prostate 187 239.4
Lung and Bronchus 57 74.3Colon and Rectum 53 70.0
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 118 135.4
394 446.5
52 57.440 41.5
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 13 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 11 ND
14 ND21 24.2
15 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 59
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 14 ND
81.4 17
12
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1928
[Includes: Forest, Elk, Cameron, Clearfield, Jefferson, Clarion, McKean, and Warren Counties]
(16 - 22)(24 - 32)
65 (60 - 69)13 (10 - 17)51 (46 - 56)
97
(7 - 12)(6 - 10)
23 (19 - 27)19 (16 - 24)7 (4 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 51
Diabetes Mellitus 43
Septicemia 17
Nephritis/Nephrosis 53Alzheimer's Disease 21
30.6
25.3
ND
32.012.6
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Warren County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
2 1 1 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 89Admissions 3,223
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.2Admissions per 1,000 Population 78.6
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 44.7Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $688
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
4 4 3432 432 416
58.9Average Occupancy Rate 88.7Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 283.5
$180
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
203 62 98 3 82.2
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient3
01
02
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
163
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
574 236 3,367 8.3
11
1
1,045
2.5
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Warren County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 177
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 347
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
4.9%
-2.2%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
85.2% 11.3%
74.2% 5.2%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 85
Dentist - 2007 11
47.6%
ND
82.7%
ND
2.4%
ND
Washington CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 1.3Median Age of the Population (2007) 41.2% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 17.2% Population Urban (2000) 63.3
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 9.6Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $39,216% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.3% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 14.3
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 205,553Under 5 11,1275-14 24,55715-24 27,67425-34 23,182
100,1025,822
12,77914,22311,718
105,4515,305
11,77813,45111,464
35-44 27,13545-54 30,64455-64 25,95165-74 18,26275+ 17,021
13,52715,03112,624
8,0906,288
13,60815,61313,32710,17210,733
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
10.3Average Annual General
53.0
% Low Birth Weight 7.1% Receiving No Prenatal Care
14.3% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.4
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 2,488Under 15 715-17 70
2,1103
48
2100
3574
22
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 15920-29 1,21630 and Over 1,032
1261,017
912
01011
33189109
All Ages 54.8Under 15 ND15-17 11.8
64.6
17.1
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 44.420-29 83.830-49 33.5
56.0100.237.9
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 18 2.9
Syphilis 2 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 7 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 912 147.5Giardiasis 38 6.1Gonorrhea 287 46.4
Hepatitis: Type A 5 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 9 ND
Rabies (Animals) 13 N/A
Salmonellosis 77 12.5Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 50 8.1 6 ND Shigellosis 5 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Washington County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 2,301Crude Death Rate per 1,000 11.2Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.5
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 15
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 7.1 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 6.5
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 1,794Cancer 1,673Stroke 366C.L.R.D.** 328Accidents 258
214.2203.7
43.238.838.7
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 6Birth Defects 3
Accidents 11 Accidents 23Diseases of Heart 10Cancer 8Suicide 8Assault (Homicide) 4
Cancer 146Diseases of Heart 62Accidents 17Diabetes Mellitus 14
Diseases of Heart 517Cancer 386Stroke 119C.L.R.D.** 111Alzheimer's Disease 81
TOTAL 15 TOTAL 16 TOTAL 76 TOTAL 370 TOTAL 1,824
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 1,984 572.1Prostate 478 132.8
Lung and Bronchus 351 98.3Colon and Rectum 243 71.7
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 564 134.7
2,085 478.4
303 65.5216 45.5
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 68 20.0
Melanoma of the Skin 43 13.2
89 19.5143 33.9
37 10.5
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 151
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 73 20.8
44.5 66
60
13.9
13.6
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1730
[Includes: Fayette, Greene, and Washington Counties]
(15 - 20)(27 - 34)
68 (64 - 71)15 (12 - 18)53 (48 - 57)
97
(7 - 11)(6 - 9)
25 (21 - 28)22 (19 - 26)5 (4 - 8)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 137
Diabetes Mellitus 248
Septicemia 112
Nephritis/Nephrosis 176Alzheimer's Disease 254
16.2
30.0
13.5
20.929.7
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Washington County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
3 3 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 560Admissions 29,326
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.7Admissions per 1,000 Population 142.7
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 69.5Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $976
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
12 12 121,424 1,335 1,424
40.4Average Occupancy Rate 91.5Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 125.2
$205
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
2,289 988 522 2 70.3
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient10
40
57
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
1,512
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
2,894 922 67,081 32.5
45
5
8,239
4.0
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Washington County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 447
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 1,758
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
-0.6%
4.3%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
83.6% 0.2%
82.0% 5.8%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 320
Dentist - 2007 97
7.4%
-14.9%
89.2%
89.5%
-3.5%
-4.9%
Wayne CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 8.4Median Age of the Population (2007) 44.1% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 17.9% Population Urban (2000) 16.2
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 11.2Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $28,786% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.3% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 15.0
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 51,708Under 5 2,4635-14 5,71015-24 6,06125-34 5,665
26,6271,2592,8993,2663,294
25,0811,2042,8112,7952,371
35-44 6,61645-54 8,15455-64 7,77665-74 5,23475+ 4,029
3,6394,3743,8272,4431,626
2,9773,7803,9492,7912,403
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
9.5Average Annual General
57.7
% Low Birth Weight 8.2% Receiving No Prenatal Care
16.7% Births to Mothers Under 18 ND
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 544Under 15 115-17 5
49103
300
5012
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 2920-29 30430 and Over 205
26274188
012
32915
All Ages 60.3Under 15 ND15-17 ND
66.8
ND
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 44.020-29 110.130-49 31.1
49.1122.234.0
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 15 9.8
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 1 ND Tuberculosis 2 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 82 53.7Giardiasis 4 NDGonorrhea 7 ND
Hepatitis: Type A 2 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 20 13.1
Rabies (Animals) 15 N/A
Salmonellosis 32 20.9Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 7 ND 2 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Wayne County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 544Crude Death Rate per 1,000 10.5Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.4
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 2
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 526Cancer 435Stroke 91C.L.R.D.** 74Accidents 99
267.5210.6
48.436.767.5
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 6 Accidents 11Diseases of Heart 4Suicide 4Assault (Homicide) 2
Cancer 34Diseases of Heart 22Accidents 9Diabetes Mellitus 6
Diseases of Heart 132Cancer 89Stroke 28Alzheimer's Disease 22
TOTAL 4 TOTAL 9 TOTAL 27 TOTAL 97 TOTAL 406
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 477 503.0Prostate 125 122.5
Lung and Bronchus 83 89.3Colon and Rectum 56 61.0
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 110 115.6
461 450.3
74 63.559 52.5
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 18 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 16 ND
16 ND34 32.8
11 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 40
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 25 27.2
42.6 15
5
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1623
[Includes: Pike, Monroe, Susquehanna, and Wayne Counties]
(13 - 19)(20 - 28)
61 (56 - 66)12 (9 - 17)44 (38 - 50)
89
(6 - 11)(7 - 13)
25 (21 - 29)31 (26 - 36)7 (5 - 10)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 32
Diabetes Mellitus 41
Septicemia 33
Nephritis/Nephrosis 28Alzheimer's Disease 47
17.7
20.0
15.9
14.425.9
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Wayne County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
2 1 1 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 104Admissions 4,602
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.0Admissions per 1,000 Population 89.0
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 56.5Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $610
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
3 3 3384 384 384
41.5Average Occupancy Rate 86.3Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 763.7
$165
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
172 67 84 2 88.2
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient3
10
02
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
153
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
1,047 316 6,580 12.7
27
1
1,107
2.1
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Wayne County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 114
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 345
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
2.2%
-8.5%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
84.3% 0.9%
72.0% -3.2%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 51
Dentist - 2007 19
0.8%
ND
85.4%
ND
-2.3%
ND
Westmoreland CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -2.1Median Age of the Population (2007) 42.8% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 18.3% Population Urban (2000) 74.1
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 9.5Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $36,543% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 5.3% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 13.9
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 362,326Under 5 18,0575-14 41,78315-24 43,81125-34 39,240
176,3219,215
21,36322,58720,264
186,0058,842
20,42021,22418,976
35-44 49,52345-54 56,25355-64 47,48865-74 34,13475+ 32,037
24,92327,75823,02615,40811,777
24,60028,49524,46218,72620,260
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
9.4Average Annual General
50.7
% Low Birth Weight 7.5% Receiving No Prenatal Care
12.5% Births to Mothers Under 18 2.1
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 4,035Under 15 615-17 114
3,4033
68
2700
6053
46
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 23520-29 2,04230 and Over 1,637
1741,6971,461
11114
60334162
All Ages 52.5Under 15 ND15-17 9.4
62.3
15.7
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 41.920-29 90.230-49 30.0
56.5108.533.6
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 18 1.6
Syphilis 3 NDMeasles 1 ND Tuberculosis 3 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 1,239 113.0Giardiasis 57 5.2Gonorrhea 247 22.5
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 21 1.9
Rabies (Animals) 95 N/A
Salmonellosis 133 12.1Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 106 9.7 7 ND Shigellosis 2 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Westmoreland County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 4,291Crude Death Rate per 1,000 11.8Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 8.6
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 23
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 6.8 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 5.4
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 3,530Cancer 2,914Stroke 694C.L.R.D.** 598Accidents 552
226.9189.2
44.438.046.1
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 15Birth Defects 3
Accidents 27Cancer 5Assault (Homicide) 3Suicide 3
Accidents 55Cancer 17Suicide 17Diseases of Heart 13Diabetes Mellitus 4
Cancer 213Diseases of Heart 123Accidents 47C.L.R.D.** 25Diabetes Mellitus 20
Diseases of Heart 1,000Cancer 791Stroke 211C.L.R.D.** 184Diabetes Mellitus 108
TOTAL 24 TOTAL 39 TOTAL 140 TOTAL 620 TOTAL 3,465
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 3,711 575.7Prostate 953 142.8
Lung and Bronchus 568 86.7Colon and Rectum 433 66.6
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 947 121.6
3,497 428.9
473 53.7425 47.8
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 166 25.9
Melanoma of the Skin 106 16.6
166 19.3200 24.9
64 9.7
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 317
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 153 23.8
49.2 73
100
8.3
12.4
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1327
[Includes: Westmoreland County Only]
(10 - 16)(22 - 32)
68 (63 - 73)10 (7 - 13)53 (47 - 59)
77
(6 - 10)(5 - 9)
20 (16 - 25)20 (15 - 25)4 (3 - 6)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 282
Diabetes Mellitus 376
Septicemia 253
Nephritis/Nephrosis 309Alzheimer's Disease 310
18.3
24.2
16.3
19.819.6
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Westmoreland County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
6 4 1 0 0 1
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 619Admissions 34,583
Beds per 1,000 Population 1.7Admissions per 1,000 Population 95.4
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 43.1Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $576
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
23 23 192,451 2,259 2,377
37.0Average Occupancy Rate 92.0Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 108.8
$204
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
2,743 1,001 1,168 5 81.9
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient14
20
823
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
2,174
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
5,310 2,128 111,126 30.7
57
10
14,912
4.1
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Westmoreland County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 723
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 2,784
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
-1.4%
-1.1%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
79.4% 7.2%
76.4% 2.6%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 529
Dentist - 2007 187
1.6%
-16.9%
90.3%
88.8%
3.7%
1.2%
Wyoming CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 -0.9Median Age of the Population (2007) 39.0% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 14.6% Population Urban (2000) 15.1
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 10.9Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $30,160% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 6.1% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 16.7
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 27,835Under 5 1,6755-14 3,72015-24 4,03725-34 3,023
13,906888
1,9952,1481,538
13,929787
1,7251,8891,485
35-44 3,74945-54 4,02055-64 3,55865-74 2,35575+ 1,698
1,8451,9811,7521,135
624
1,9042,0391,8061,2201,074
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
11.1Average Annual General
58.2
% Low Birth Weight 6.5% Receiving No Prenatal Care
18.3% Births to Mothers Under 18 ND
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 342Under 15 015-17 10
31009
400
2801
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 2820-29 18630 and Over 118
26166109
013
2196
All Ages 58.7Under 15 ND15-17 ND
64.8
16.2
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 51.920-29 112.430-49 29.5
55.9125.931.9
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 1 ND
Syphilis 0 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 1 ND
Total Rate
Chlamydia 89 105.8Giardiasis 6 NDGonorrhea 6 ND
Hepatitis: Type A 0 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 7 ND
Rabies (Animals) 5 N/A
Salmonellosis 18 21.4Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 12 14.3 2 ND Shigellosis 0 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
ND
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Wyoming County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 264Crude Death Rate per 1,000 9.5Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 9.0
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 1
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births ND Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) ND
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 203Cancer 200Stroke 56C.L.R.D.** 47Accidents 52
234.7210.6
65.753.462.9
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Accidents 3 Cancer 3Accidents 2
Cancer 25Diseases of Heart 7Accidents 4C.L.R.D.** 3Stroke 3
Diseases of Heart 56Cancer 44C.L.R.D.** 18Stroke 18Accidents 6
TOTAL 1 TOTAL 3 TOTAL 8 TOTAL 50 TOTAL 201
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 179 415.0Prostate 47 103.4
Lung and Bronchus 31 68.8Colon and Rectum 22 57.0
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 50 93.6
169 322.4
19 ND19 ND
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 6 ND
Melanoma of the Skin 6 ND
6 ND10 ND
6 ND
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 17
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 8 ND
ND 4
4
ND
ND
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1626
[Includes: Lackawanna, Luzerne, and Wyoming Counties]
(14 - 18)(23 - 29)
63 (60 - 66)11 (9 - 14)49 (46 - 53)
87
(7 - 10)(6 - 9)
29 (26 - 32)28 (25 - 31)6 (4 - 7)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 23
Diabetes Mellitus 30
Septicemia 15
Nephritis/Nephrosis 16Alzheimer's Disease 13
28.0
32.3
ND
NDND
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Wyoming County PAGE 3
HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
1 1 0 0 0 0
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 58Admissions 2,462
Beds per 1,000 Population 2.1Admissions per 1,000 Population 88.4
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 43.1Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $939
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
1 1 1124 124 124
30.6Average Occupancy Rate 94.4Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 221.9
$200
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
184 76 67 6 79.2
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient3
00
13
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
149
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
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.
350 130 6,790 24.5
31
1
833
3.0
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
Wyoming County PAGE 4
Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 60
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 158
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
-6.6%
2.9%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
78.9% ND
77.9% 2.7%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 33
Dentist - 2007 13
4.0%
ND
93.8%
ND
3.4%
ND
York CountyHealth Profile 2009
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA% Population Change 2000 to 2007 10.3Median Age of the Population (2007) 38.8% Population Aged 65 and Over (2007) 13.6% Population Urban (2000) 71.3
% Population with Income Below Poverty Level (2007) 8.6Per Capita Personal Income (2007) $34,134% Labor Force Unemployed (Annual Average 2008) 4.8% Population Eligible for Medical Assistance (12/08) 12.1
Estimated Population by Age and Sex (2007)Age Total Male Female Age Total Male Female
All Ages 421,049Under 5 25,7805-14 55,98315-24 53,27425-34 52,282
207,22512,96528,09627,08526,709
213,82412,81527,88726,18925,573
35-44 63,15245-54 64,12355-64 49,22465-74 32,15375+ 25,078
31,56232,03124,30114,960
9,516
31,59032,09224,92317,19315,562
NATALITY and REPORTED PREGNANCIES^ (2007 Residents)Crude Birth Rate
12.5Average Annual General
61.9
% Low Birth Weight 7.9% Receiving No Prenatal Care
16.5% Births to Mothers Under 18 3.1
Per 1,000 Population
Fertility Rate (2005-2007)in First Trimester
All Ages 5,959Under 15 1115-17 185
5,2819
155
5501
6232
29
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
Age of WomanReported
PregnanciesLive
BirthsFetal
DeathsInduced
Abortions
Outcome
18-19 47820-29 3,21130 and Over 2,069
3852,8281,900
62819
87355150
All Ages 63.4Under 15 ND15-17 18.1
71.5
21.6
Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate Age of Woman Birth Rate Reported Pregnancy Rate18-19 73.620-29 114.230-49 31.0
91.4129.633.7
^Live births, fetal deaths of 16+ weeks gestation, and induced abortions performed in-state. *Asian/Pacific Islander **General fertility rate (ages 15-44). Notes: All ages includes any unknown ages. All rates per 1,000.
MORBIDITY (Residents)Reported Incidence and Average Annual Rate (per 100,000) for Selected Notifiable Diseases (2005-2007)
AIDS 108 8.7
Syphilis 7 NDMeasles 0 ND Tuberculosis 15 1.2
Total Rate
Chlamydia 3,167 254.1Giardiasis 51 4.1Gonorrhea 1,189 95.4
Hepatitis: Type A 7 NDTotal Rate
Lyme Disease 1,007 80.8
Rabies (Animals) 72 N/A
Salmonellosis 207 16.6Total Rate
Campylobacteriosis 129 10.4 28 2.2 Shigellosis 8 ND
**
Hepatitis: Type B*
0.8
*Acute only
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
York County PAGE 2
MORTALITY (2007 Residents)
Selected Major Causes of Death, Number and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Death Rate* (2005-2007)
Number of Resident Deaths 3,440Crude Death Rate per 1,000 8.2Age-Adjusted Death Rate per 1,000 7.9
Number of Infant Deaths (< 1 Year of Age) 32
AllRaces
Infant Mortality Rate per 1,000 Live Births 6.1 Average Annual Infant Mortality Rate (2005-2007) 7.7
Cause Total RateDiseases of Heart 2,586Cancer 2,484Stroke 545C.L.R.D.** 465Accidents 527
201.0185.1
43.035.842.2
Cause Total Rate* Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard
million population. Age-adjusted rates
** Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease
Leading Causes of Death, Number by Age Group (2007)Under 5 Years of Age 5-24 Years of Age 25-44 Years of Age 45-64 Years of Age 65 Years and Older
Perinatal Conditions 15Birth Defects 7Accidents 3
Accidents 28Suicide 6Assault (Homicide) 4Diseases of Heart 4Cancer 2
Accidents 41Suicide 21Cancer 16Diseases of Heart 13Assault (Homicide) 6
Cancer 209Diseases of Heart 120Accidents 37Diabetes Mellitus 26C.L.R.D.** 22
Diseases of Heart 665Cancer 596Stroke 177C.L.R.D.** 158Alzheimer's Disease 119
TOTAL 36 TOTAL 51 TOTAL 131 TOTAL 574 TOTAL 2,648
Note: Total includes all other causes.
are only comparable if the samestandard million population was usedin the calculation.
Invasive Cancer Incidence and Average Annual Age-Adjusted Rates* for Major Sites by Sex
All Sites 3,568 598.2Prostate 985 161.2
Lung and Bronchus 508 85.0Colon and Rectum 392 67.8
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Female Breast 921 127.9
3,203 442.7
364 48.7347 46.4
*Per 100,000 2000 U.S. standard million population. Age-adjusted rates are only comparable if the same standard million population was used in the calculation.
- -- -
Male FemaleTotal Rate Total Rate
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 157 26.6
Melanoma of the Skin 199 32.3
114 15.4257 35.1
134 19.7
Corpus and Uterus, NOS - -Urinary Bladder 251
Kidney and Renal Pelvis 132 21.9
44.1 68
69
8.9
9.7
Note: All in situ cases, except for urinary bladder, are excluded.
CANCER INCIDENCE (2004-2006 Residents)
Percent (CI)
*Heavy drinking is defined as having an average of greater than 2 drinks per day for men and greater than 1 drink per day for women.
ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RISK FACTORS (2005-2007)
Risk Factors
Fair or Poor General Health:Obese:Overweight (includes obese):No Health Insurance (Ages 18-64):Had Flu Shot in Past Year (50 & older):
Percent (CI)Risk Factors
Ever Told They Have Diabetes:Currently Has Asthma:Current Smoker:Ever Test for HIV:Heavy Drinking*:
1325
[Includes: York County Only]
(10 - 15)(22 - 29)
63 (59 - 67)13 (10 - 16)49 (44 - 54)
710
(5 - 9)(8 - 14)
22 (19 - 26)30 (26 - 35)3 (2 - 5)
Notes: Data are based on 2005-2007 annual sample surveys of Pennsylvania adults. CI= 95% Confidence Interval. Additional state or county/regional data are available at www.health.state.pa.us/stats/ .
Influenza/Pneumonia 207
Diabetes Mellitus 316
Septicemia 157
Nephritis/Nephrosis 225Alzheimer's Disease 342
16.5
24.1
12.2
17.627.7
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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HOSPITALS (7/06-6/07)Total General Acute Care Psychiatric Rehabilitation Federal Other
5 3 0 1 0 1
General HospitalsBeds Set Up and Staffed 733Admissions 40,564
Beds per 1,000 Population 1.7Admissions per 1,000 Population 96.3
Average Inpatient Occupancy Rate 70.7Average Semi-Private Daily Room Rate $434
NURSING HOMES (2007)Total Number Certified-Medicare Certified-Medicaid
Nursing HomesLicensed/Approved Beds
16 15 152,210 2,050 2,180
38.6Average Occupancy Rate 92.6Average Length of Stay (Number of Days) 176.7
$225
Total Licensed/Approved Beds per1,000 Population Age 65 and Older
Median Semi-Private Daily Room Rate
DRUG and ALCOHOL TREATMENT
Admissions to Client Primary DiagnosisDrug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Other*
Percent AdmittedOnly Once During 7/07-6/08
1,402 636 533 6 84.2
* Includes family members receiving counseling.
All Licensed Facilities Inpatient Non-HospitalInpatient Hospital
Partial HospitalizationOutpatient19
60
319
Note: Each licensed facility may provide more than one type of service.
State-Supported Facilities
Types of Service Provided
Number ofClients Admitted
1,175
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE BY SELECTED PROGRAM/INSURER (12/08)
Notes: CHIP is Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to the eligible uninsured children (ages 18 & under). adultBasic provides healthcare coverage to the eligible uninsured adult population (age 19-64).
CHIP Enrollment
adultBasic Enrollment HMO Enrollment Percent
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES (2007)
Total Residents Served
Rate per 100
CHIP enrollment may also be included in the HMO (health maintenance organization) enrollment figures. For more information on CHIP or adultBasic, go to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department website at For additional HMO information, go to the Pennsylvania Department of Health website at (Managed Care).
Admission by County of Residence (7/07-6/08)
Treatment Facilities (as of 6/09)
www.ins.state.pa.uswww.health.state.pa.us
.
6,315 690 73,560 17.3
27
4
7,267
1.7
Note: Rate calculated using 2007 estimated population from U.S. Census
Agencies Serving County
Agencies Located in County
Correctional Institution 0
General Note: Crude rates based on less than 10 events and age-adjusted rates based on less than 20 events are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND), unless otherwise noted.
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Health Care Workforce
Bureau of Health Statistics and ResearchPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
*The survey results are available every two years. Previous survey: Licensed Practical Nurse - 2006, Registered Nurse - 2004/2005, Physician - 2006, Dentist - 2005.
Notes: The "Estimated Number" and "% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years" used to compute each "% Change from Previous Year" are adjusted based on the response rates for the previous and current survey results. Numbers and percentages pertain to county of employment. Percentages based on less than 10 respondents or on a total response less than 30 are considered statistically unreliable and are not displayed (ND).
Pennsylvania Health Statistics on the InternetVisit the Bureau of Health Statistics and Research web pages at:
www.health.state.pa.us/stats/
Numerous health statistics and reports are included on this website, such as:
EpiQMS -- This interactive web tool allows users to create customized data tables, charts, maps, assessments and profiles of
and population data at the state, county, or regional levels.
Pennsylvania Vital Statistics -- The Department's official annual report of birth, deaths, induced abortions, and reported pregnancies.
Healthy People 2010 -- State and county statistics for national public health objectives.
Cancer Incidence and Mortality in Pennsylvania -- The Department's official annual report of cancer statistics.
Minority Health Disparities in Pennsylvania
Directories and Data Reports on Nursing Homes, Hospitals, and Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Behavioral Health Risks of Pennsylvania Adults (statewide and county/regional data)
And many other statistical tables and reports.
E-Guide to Health Statistics
Community Health Assessment Resources
Technical Assistance: How to Collect, Calculate, Analyze, and Present Health Statistics
BUREAU of HEALTH STATISTICS and RESEARCHPENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT of HEALTH
555 WALNUT STREET, 6th FLOORHARRISBURG, PA 17101-1914
Telephone 717-783-2548FAX 717-772-3258
Note: To subscribe to the Department's Health Statistics list service (Health e-stats), go to and click on "Subscribe" in the right top corner.
www.health.state.pa.us
birth, death, infant death, teen pregnancy, cancer, behavioral risk, communicable disease, sexually transmitted disease
Employed in Healthcare
Licensed Practical Nurse - 2008 1,528
Registered Nurse - 2006/2007 2,420
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
8.4%
10.2%
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
84.6% 8.3%
82.1% 2.8%
Direct Patient Care
EstimatedNumber
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
% Intending to Remain in Profession 6+ Years
% Change fromPrevious Survey*
Physician - 2008 768
Dentist - 2007 165
15.1%
8.3%
90.5%
85.6%
1.6%
-2.0%