Every indicator on the platform traces to one of these public, county-level sources. Open a card for provenance, release, methodology, limitations, and the full indicator list for that source.
The year in a source name is its file or release version. Data years on each card is the span of measurement years actually present in the data, which can differ because one release often bundles several years.
Sources with social determinants available for exposure screening.
U.S. Census Bureau
County-level 2018–2022 5-year ACS estimates (~1,361 indicators) from Census Bureau detailed profile tables DP02–DP05 covering social, economic, housing, and demographic characteristics, including Puerto Rico (DP02PR) social characteristics.
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
County-level PM2.5 air-quality summary for 2022 derived from EPA AQS monitoring sites, including mean concentration, first-maximum value, average AQI, and counts of Good, Moderate, and Unhealthy AQI days at the site closest to each county centroid.
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) / University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute
County-level violent crime rate (offenses per 100,000 population) for 2014 & 2016 sourced from the FBI Uniform Crime Reporting Program and distributed via the County Health Rankings 2022 dataset.
Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
County-level database of ~4,300 health workforce, facility, and population indicators compiled annually by HRSA from ACS, Medicare, and other federal data sources, covering years 1990–2023 with year embedded in each column name.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Population-weighted county-level heat exposure summary for 2022 derived from Daymet 1 km² daily maximum temperature grids, providing mean annual TMAX and counts of days exceeding 90°F, the 95th percentile, and extreme-heat thresholds.
USDA Economic Research Service
County-level food access indicators aggregated from Census-tract-level USDA FARA data for vintages 2015 and 2019, providing counts of low-income/low-access populations and population shares for ~140 food access measures derived from tract-to-county rollups.
