Davis County · Utah
Community Health Snapshot
Real-time view of key health indicators powered by CDC PLACES. Explore how mental health, chronic disease, prevention, and social needs vary across Davis County neighborhoods.
Data source: CDC PLACES 2024 release (BRFSS 2022 estimates) · CDC PLACES 2024 release (BRFSS 2022 estimates)
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Key Community Insights
Review our latest findings on mental health, chronic disease, and access.
Neighborhood Hotspots
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Mental Health
Frequent Mental Distress
Adults reporting 14+ days of poor mental health in the past month
%
Countywide Estimated Average
Top tract: %
Highest concentration
— %
Lowest concentration
— %
Chronic Disease
Adult Obesity
Adults with BMI ≥ 30 kg/m²
%
County average
Range across census tracts
Prevention
Uninsured Adults
Adults aged 18-64 lacking health insurance coverage
%
County average
Range across census tracts
Map View
Frequent Mental Distress Hotspots
Source: CDC PLACES (BRFSS model-based estimates, 2022)
Comparison
Community Indicator Spread
Insight
Mental health hotspots
undefined% in hardest-hit tract
Northern neighborhoods show the highest concentration of frequent mental distress — nearly 10 points above the county average.
Insight
Obesity spread
10 point gap across tracts
Adult obesity ranges from 21% to 31% depending on the neighborhood, highlighting inequities in amenities and access to healthy food.
Insight
Access to care
Up to 18% uninsured
Southwest Davis tracts have the highest percentage of uninsured adults and lower preventive visit rates.
Population
360K+
Residents across 15 communities sharing a single health system.
Indicators
190+
Health indicators available via CDC PLACES and Utah IBIS.
Collaboration
Davis4Health
Countywide coalition aligning data with action.