Healthcare Access in Warren County

An interactive analysis of key challenges and strategic recommendations.

The Five Pillars of Healthcare Access

Click each tab below to explore the data-driven challenges facing Warren County in each area.

Insurance Workforce & Availability Utilization & Timeliness Affordability Local Investment

Pillar I: Health Insurance Coverage

Insurance is the primary gateway to care. Warren County faces a high reliance on public safety nets.

0% Overall Uninsured Rate
0% Medicaid Enrollment Rate
0% CHIP/Child Medicaid Rate
0% Medicare Enrollment Rate

Pillar II: Workforce & Availability

Warren County is a "medical desert" for acute and specialized care.

0:1 Population per PCP
0 Practicing Pediatricians
0 Local Hospital
0 FQHC

Pillar III: Utilization & Timeliness

N/A Average ER Wait Time
0 Preventable Hospital Stays
0% 1st Trimester Prenatal Care

Pillar IV: Affordability

0 Expected Annual ACA Increase
0% Adults Who Avoided Care (Proxy)

Pillar V: Local Investment

0 Fed Expenditure (Per Capita)
0 Local Expenditure (Per Capita)
0 School-Based Health Centers

Recommendations for Action

Strategic steps to address Warren County's unique healthcare challenges.

1. Driving Policy Change

Provide policy analysis on health care access and encourage advocacy.

2. Increase Support for Community Health Workers

With an overall uninsured rate of 7% and expected increases in ACA premiums, funding community health workers can help residents connect to care and the resources they need to access care.

3. Scale School-Based Health Access

While one SBHC exists via Rural Health Group, expanding this model to every school in the district ensures that the 55.7% of children on Medicaid have a consistent medical home without requiring parents to take time off work for travel.

4. Increase Local Public Health Per-Capita Funding

To reduce the high rate of preventable hospital stays (4,236 per 100k), additional local investment is needed to fund community health workers who can provide home-based chronic disease management and insurance navigation.

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