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Quick Maps of Heart Disease, Stroke, and Socio-economic Conditions

View and download maps on heart disease and stroke showing national data, health care costs, and social determinants of health data.

Heart Disease and Stroke Maps

View ready-made national heart disease and stroke maps by age and racial or ethnic group. Each map contains a link below it to view, download or print a larger version in PDF format.

Heart Disease Death Rates for 2011 through 2013 for Adults Aged 35 Years and Older by County. The map shows that concentrations of counties with the highest heart disease death rates - meaning the top quintile - are located primarily in Mississippi, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Alabama.  Pockets of high-rate counties also were found in Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, and Nevada.

 

To create your own county-level heart disease and stroke map, visit the Interactive Atlas of Heart Disease and Stroke.

Heart Disease Death Rates—Ages 35+, by County

Heart Disease Death Rates—Ages 65+, by County

Heart Disease Hospitalization Rates—Ages 65+, by County

Stroke Death Rates—Ages 35+, by County

Stroke Death Rates—Ages 65+, by County

Stroke Hospitalization Rates—Ages 65+, by County

National Map Resources

Health Care Costs Data Maps

The maps in this section show the costs of care per capita and incremental costs of care per capita for Medicare beneficiaries with heart disease.

Costs of Care per Capita for FFS Medicare beneficiaries diagnosed with Heart Disease, 2015: Total Costs, by county. This map shows the concentrations of counties with the highest total costs per capita  – meaning the top quintile – are located primarily in Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Florida, and West Virginia, with pockets in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Nevada, and Utah.

To create your own county-level health care cost map, visit the Interactive Atlas of Heart Disease and Stroke.

 

Costs of Care (per capita)

Costs per capita are the average costs incurred by a Medicare beneficiary with heart disease in a given county.

Incremental Costs (per capita)

Incremental costs are the costs incurred among beneficiaries with heart disease above and beyond the costs incurred among beneficiaries without heart disease.

Other

Learn more about the Health Care Costs data.

Social Determinants of Health Maps

Social determinants of health are factors in the social environment that contribute to or detract from the health of individuals and communities. Social determinants of health have been found to directly increase the burden of heart disease and stroke and their risk factors. They also indirectly influence health-promoting behaviors.

Use these selected social determinants of health maps together with other data sources to match heart disease and stroke prevention programs and policies to the needs of local populations.

Costs of Care per Capita for FFS Medicare beneficiaries diagnosed with Heart Disease, 2015: Total Costs, by county. This map shows the concentrations of counties with the highest total costs per capita  – meaning the top quintile – are located primarily in Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Florida, and West Virginia, with pockets in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Nevada, and Utah.

To create your own county-level health care cost map, visit the Interactive Atlas of Heart Disease and Stroke.

Resources Related to the Social Determinants of Health

Other links that point to data, maps, statistics, and information related to the social determinants of health

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