Healthcare Access in Marion County

An interactive analysis of key challenges to access to care in South Carolina.

The Five Pillars of Healthcare Access

Access to healthcare is a complex issue. We can understand it better by looking at four key pillars. Click each tab below to explore the data-driven challenges facing Marion County in each area.

Pillar I: Health Insurance Coverage

Insurance is the primary gateway to care. The data reveals a rural landscape with significant uninsured rates.

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Overall Uninsured Rate
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Medicaid Enrollment
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CHIP Enrollment
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Medicare Enrollment

Pillar II: Workforce & Availability

Care is inaccessible if providers and facilities are not available. Marion County faces significant "care desert" challenges.

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Population per PCP
0 Practicing Pediatricians
0 Practicing OB/GYNs
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Hospital Operating Margin

Pillar III: Utilization & Timeliness

Access is also measured by whether residents use the system for preventive care in a timely manner.

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Avg ER Wait Time
0 Preventable Hospital Stays
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No Prenatal Care Rate

Pillar IV: Affordability

Beyond insurance premiums, the actual cost of care can be a significant barrier.

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Exp. Annual Premium Increase
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Adults Avoiding Care (Cost)

Pillar V: Local Investment

$0 Federal Health Grants
$29.00 State Public Health per capita
None School-Based Health Centers

Maternal and Child Health Engagement

A look at key maternal and child health indicators in Marion County.

13 Infant Mortality Rate
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Preterm Births
14.4% Low Birth Weight
TBD Severe Maternal Morbidity
5.15% No Prenatal Care
TBD Obstetric Care Providers
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Teen Birth Rate (per 1k)
57.8% Breastfeeding at Discharge
Elevated BLL (Ages 0-6)