Public Health Atlas · Community conditions

Social determinants of health

Poverty, food access, household income, and social vulnerability measures that shape health opportunity.

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These measures describe community conditions. They are not individual traits and should not be used to stigmatize places or residents.

Western New York

Circles show approximate county centers and are sized by the selected value. They are not patient locations.

Eight-county comparison

Highest reported value to lowest

Placement is descriptive. “Highest” is not automatically “worst,” particularly for access, income, screening, and protective measures.

Historical trend

Wyoming County and the NYS-excluding-NYC reference

Bars use the source's annual values. Definition changes and gaps remain attached to the official series.

Wyoming CountyNYS excluding NYC
201211.3
201311.8
201412.3
201513.3
201610
201711.2
20189.9
20199.9
20209.6
20219.4

All New York counties

Sortable-source audit view

62 counties have a reported value for this indicator. Suppressed or unavailable values are not assigned a rank.

RankCountyValuePeriodEventsDenominator
1Bronx26.4%2021——
2Kings19.2%2021——
3New York17.4%2021——
4Chautauqua17.2%2021——
5Sullivan17.1%2021——
6Franklin16.7%2021——
7Tompkins16.2%2021——
8Cattaraugus16.1%2021——
9Orleans16.1%2021——
10Delaware15.9%2021——
11Oswego15.7%2021——
12Rockland15.2%2021——
13Clinton15.1%2021——
14Montgomery15.0%2021——
15St. Lawrence15.0%2021——
16Chemung14.9%2021——
17Cayuga14.8%2021——
18Allegany14.6%2021——
19Oneida14.2%2021——
20Onondaga14.2%2021——
21Broome14.1%2021——
22Otsego13.8%2021——
23Erie13.7%2021——
24Steuben13.7%2021——
25Fulton13.6%2021——
26Queens13.6%2021——
27Schuyler13.6%2021——
28Seneca13.4%2021——
29Chenango13.3%2021——
30Herkimer13.3%2021——
31Monroe13.3%2021——
32Niagara13.0%2021——
33Schenectady12.9%2021——
34Schoharie12.9%2021——
35Lewis12.6%2021——
36Jefferson12.4%2021——
37Rensselaer12.3%2021——
38Washington12.3%2021——
39Orange12.2%2021——
40Livingston12.0%2021——
41Albany11.9%2021——
42Richmond11.9%2021——
43Greene11.7%2021——
44Tioga11.7%2021——
45Essex11.3%2021——
46Ulster11.3%2021——
47Cortland11.0%2021——
48Yates10.6%2021——
49Columbia10.5%2021——
50Madison10.4%2021——
51Warren10.2%2021——
52Wayne10.0%2021——
53Dutchess9.7%2021——
54Genesee9.6%2021——
55Hamilton9.6%2021——
56Westchester9.4%2021——
57Wyoming9.4%2021——
58Ontario7.8%2021——
59Saratoga7.7%2021——
60Putnam6.6%2021——
61Suffolk6.4%2021——
62Nassau6.1%2021——

Optional environmental context

Open the documentary record without implying causation.

Health statistics and environmental history remain separate by default. These links preserve that distinction while making related records easy to inspect.

Methodology and sources

Every value keeps its source period and geography.

County ranks include only New York counties with a published numeric value for the selected measure.

New York State Department of Health

Community Health Indicator Reports — Latest Data

County values, counts, denominators, reporting periods, and source descriptions used by the standardized comparison system.

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New York State Department of Health

Community Health Indicator Reports dashboard

Official visualization, definitions, and interpretation context.

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New York State Department of Health

Prevention Agenda subcounty data

Official ZIP and other subcounty records where the source supports local geography.

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New York State Department of Health

New York State Opioid Data Dashboard

Separate annual and provisional opioid surveillance; not silently merged with CHIRS periods.

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