Chronic Condition Explorer
Review a summary of leading chronic conditions in Missouri. Identify which are most common for specific counties and what determinants are driving these outcomes across ZIP codes.
For additional information on differences in health outcomes by race, ethnicity, age, gender and health insurance status, as well as county- and census tract-level Social Vulnerability Index, visit MHA’s Health Equity Dashboards.
exploreMOhealth is designed to help stakeholders assess the health of their communities. This tool allows visitors to explore hyperlocal health data to better understand the factors that can influence health outcomes.
ZIP | Name | Rank* | Top Health Factor |
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65053 | Lohman | 50 | Cancer |
65076 | Saint Thomas | 102 | Cancer |
65032 | Eugene | 150 | Obesity |
ZIP | Name | Rank* | Top Health Factor |
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65040 | Henley | 389 | Teen Pregnancy |
65101 | Jefferson City | 242 | Substance Use Disorder |
65074 | Russellville | 240 | Asthma |
Review a summary of leading chronic conditions in Missouri. Identify which are most common for specific counties and what determinants are driving these outcomes across ZIP codes.
Develop a comprehensive and customized Community Health Needs Assessment for a specified area. Evaluate health factors and health outcomes across counties and ZIP codes in Missouri.
Identify the most- and least- healthy ZIP codes in Missouri. Explore a snapshot of the statewide ZIP Health Rankings and the leading health and social determinants influencing health outcomes for ZIP codes within designated counties.
exploreMOhealth was created in partnership between Missouri Foundation for Health and the MHA Health Institute, the not-for-profit corporation affiliated with the Missouri Hospital Association. By combining their resources they have created one of the most unique health-related datasets in the country. Data is the key to diagnosing and addressing some of our region’s most pressing health issues, and by making this information available to the public, both organizations are furthering their missions to improve health and the health care system.