Table 1.
Summary of 12 Neighborhood-Level Factors and Data Sources.
| Neighborhood Factor | Source | Level |
|---|---|---|
| Race: % Black or African/American | ACS, 2013–2017 | ZIP |
| Education: % 9–12 grade, no degree | ACS, 2013–2017 | ZIP |
| Education: % high school diploma/GED | ACS, 2013–2017 | ZIP |
| Education: % bachelor’s degree | ACS, 2013–2017 | ZIP |
| % Divorce | ACS, 2013–2017 | ZIP |
| Median household income | ACS, 2013–2017 | ZIP |
| % Children in poverty (% households with children below poverty line) | ACS, 2013–2017 | ZIP |
| # Federally Qualified Health Centers (# health center service delivery sites) | HRSA, 2019 | Point |
| % Mammography (% female Medicare beneficiaries age 67–69 who had ≥1 mammogram over a 2-year period) | DAHC, 2015 | HSA |
| % Preventable hospital stays (% hospitalizations of Medicare beneficiaries for ambulatory care-sensitive conditions) | DAHC, 2015 | HSA |
| % Commute by bike (% commuting workers who use bicycles to commute) | ACS, 2013–2017 | ZIP |
| % Commute by public transit (% commuting workers who use public transit to commute) | ACS, 2013–2017 | ZIP |
Acronyms: ACS (American Communities Survey), DAHC (Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care), GED (general educational development), HSA (hospital service area), HRSA (Health Resource and Services Administration).