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2023 LA County Health Survey - Topics & Data (Trend Data, 2018 Data, 2015 Data, 2011 Data, 2007 Data, 2005 Data, 2002 Data, 1999 Data)

Adult Survey: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z For Child Survey

Note: Data tables for the most commonly requested health indicators have been made available below. Some of the indicators listed do not have linked data tables because they require further contextualization in order to be assessed or because stable estimates could not be generated. If you would like to request data for an indicator that does not have a linked data table, please contact us at LAHealthData@ph.lacounty.gov or (213) 288-7785.

Access to Health Care

Alcohol Use

Asthma

Barriers to Health Care

Body Measure

Obesity/Overweight (BMI Status)

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Cancer Screening

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Caregiving

Provided Caregiving in the Past 30 Days (Subsample)

Cervical Cancer Screening

Met Cervical Cancer Screening Guideline (Ages 21 to 65 Years)

Cholesterol

Ever Diagnosed with High Cholesterol

Chronic Conditions

Cigarette Smoking

Climate Change

COVID-19 Infection

Dental Health

Depression

Disability

Diabetes

Ever Diagnosed with Diabetes

Discrimination

Driving under the Influence

Drove within 3 Hours after Using Marijuana

Drug Use

E-Cigarette Use

Emergency Preparedness (Subsample)

Emotional Support

Receive Needed Social and Emotional Support

Firearm

Flu Vaccination

Food Security(<300% Federal Poverty Level)

Food Stamps/CalFresh (<185% Federal Poverty Level)

Currently Receiving Food Stamps/CalFresh/SNAP (among <185% FPL)

Gun

Health Conditions

Health Insurance

Health Related Quality of Life

Heart Disease

Ever Diagnosed with Heart Disease

High Cholesterol

Ever Diagnosed with High Cholesterol

Hypertension

Ever Diagnosed with Hypertension

Housing

Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccination

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Influenza Vaccination

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Insurance

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Intimate Partner Violence

Loneliness

Experiencing Loneliness

Mammogram

Had Mammogram within the Past 2 Years (Ages 50 to 74 Years)

Marijuana Use

Mental Health

Neighborhood Safety

Perceived Neighborhood Safety

Nutrition

Obesity/ Overweight

Obesity/Overweight (BMI Status)

Oral Health

Physical Activity

Pneumonia Vaccination

Ever Had Pneumonia Vaccination (Ages 65 Years and Older)

Prescription Medication Misuse

Preventive Care

Had Mammogram within the Past 2 Years (Ages 50 to 74 Years)

Met Cervical Cancer Screening Guideline (Ages 21 to 65 Years)

Had Flu Vaccination in the past Year (Ages 18 Years and Older)

Had Flu Vaccination in the past Year (Ages 65 Years and Older)

Ever Had Pneumonia Vaccination (Ages 65 Years and Older)

Ever Had HPV Vaccination (Ages 18 to 49 Years)

Public Assistance

Currently Receiving Food Stamps/CalFresh/SNAP (among <185% FPL)

Regular Source of Care

Senior Health (Ages 65 Years and Older)

Had Flu Vaccination in the past Year (Ages 65 Years and Older)

Ever Had Pneumonia Vaccination (Ages 65 Years and Older)

Secondhand Smoking

Social Isolation

Experiencing Loneliness

Social Support

Receive Needed Social and Emotional Support

Substance Abuse

Ever Misused Prescription Pain Relievers

Misused Prescription Pain Relievers in the Past Month

Ever Used Methamphetamine

Used Methamphetamine in the Past Month

Ever Used Cocaine, Ecstasy/MDMA or Other Stimulants

Suicide

Ever Seriously Thought about Suicide

Ever Attempted Suicide

Technology Access

Household Technology Access - Computer

Household Technology Access - Smartphone

Household Technology Access - Tablet or other portable wireless computer

Tobacco Product Use

Cigarette Smoking Status

Exposed to Secondhand Tobacco Smoke at Home within the past Week

Exposed to Secondhand Tobacco Smoke in an Outdoor Area (Subsample)

Vaccination

Had Flu Vaccination in the past Year (Ages 18 Years and Older)

Had Flu Vaccination in the past Year (Ages 65 Years and Older)

Ever Had Pneumonia Vaccination (Ages 65 Years and Older)

Ever Had HPV Vaccination (Ages 18 to 49 Years)

Had 2+ HPV Vaccine Doses (Ages 18 to 49 Years)

Violence

Perceived Neighborhood Safety

Had Anything Stolen or Damaged Inside or Outside Home

Mugged, Punched or Hit, or Shot in Neighborhood

Sexually Assaulted in Neighborhood

Water Fluoridation

Think Fluoridation of Drinking Water is Beneficial to Teeth (Subsample)

Weather Events

Household Experienced Hazardous Weather-Related Events

Household Member(s) Physical Health Harmed by Hazardous Weather-Related Events

Household Member(s) Mental Health Harmed by Hazardous Weather-Related Events

Women's Health

Had Mammogram within the Past 2 Years (Ages 50 to 74 Years)

Met Cervical Cancer Screening Guideline (Ages 21 to 65 Years)

Child Survey: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Trend Data
Adult Survey

Note: Data tables for the most commonly requested health indicators have been made available below. Some of the indicators listed do not have linked data tables because they require further contextualization in order to be assessed or because stable estimates could not be generated. If you would like to request data for an indicator that does not have a linked data table, please contact us at LAHealthData@ph.lacounty.gov or (213) 288-7785.

Access to Care

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Asthma

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Barriers to Accessing Care

Breastfeeding

Biological Mother Fed Child Only Breast Milk While at Hospital

Hospital Gave Biological Mother a Telephone Number to Call for Help with breastfeeding

Hospital Staff Helped Biological Mother Learn to Breastfeed

Hospital Staff Told Biological Mother to Breastfeed Whenever Newborn Wanted

Biological Mother Ever Breastfed Child

Biological Mother Breastfed Child within First Hour after Birth

Biological Mother Breastfed Child for at Least 6 Months

Biological Mother Breastfed Child for at Least 12 Months

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Child Care

In Child Care During a Typical Week (Ages 5 Years and Younger)

Child Care Type - Use Child Care Center, Preschool, or Nursery School (Ages 5 Years and Younger)

Child Care Type - Cared for in Someone Else's Home (Ages 5 Years and Younger)

Child Care Type - Cared for in Child's Home (Ages 5 Years and Younger)

Most Important Factor in Choosing Child Care (Ages 5 Years and Younger)

Child (Ages 6 to 12 Years or Ages 5 Years in Kindergarten) Receives Before School Care

Child (Ages 6 to 12 Years or Ages 5 Years in Kindergarten) Receives After School Care

Difficulty Obtaining Needed Child Care (among Children Ages 12 Years and Younger)

Difficulty Obtaining Needed Child Care (among Children Ages 0 to 5 Years & Not in Kindergarten)

Difficulty Obtaining Needed Child Care (among Children Ages 6 to 12 Years or Ages 5 Years in Kindergarten)

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Child Development

Child Ever Received Special Education or Early Intervention Plan

Child Currently Receives Special Education or Early Intervention Plan

Child Ever Received Special Services to Meet Developmental Needs

Child Currently Receives Special Services to Meet Developmental Needs

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Child Health Status

Health Status - Fair or Poor

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Child Medical Conditions

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Child Mental Health

Child Seems Very Anxious, Nervous, or Worried (5-17 years old)

Child Seems Very Sad or Depressed (5-17 years old)

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Child Nutrition

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Child Routines

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Child Weight

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Community

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COVID-19 Infection

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Dental Health

Disability

Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)

Food Insecurity

Flu Vaccination

Child Had Flu Vaccination within the Past Year (Ages 6 Months to 17 Years)

Biological Mother Vaccinated for Flu within 1 Year before Giving Birth

Health Insurance

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Health Status

Health Status - Fair or Poor

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Hospital Practices (Biological Mother)

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Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccination

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Influenza Vaccination

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Insurance Coverage

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Mental Health

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Nutrition

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Overweight

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Oral Health

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Prenatal Health and Prenatal Care (Biological Mothers)

Physical Activity (Ages 6-17 Years)

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Preventive Care for Child

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Postpartum Mental Health (Biological Mother)

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Regular Source of Care

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Return to Work

Biological Mother Returned to Work after Child's Birth

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Safe Park for Child

Safe Park or Playground Easily Accessible (Ages 1 to 17 Years)

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Secondhand Smoking

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Vaccinations

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